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I am running a query such as:
SELECT * FROM `view_meeting` WHERE 1=2
And it is returning all data, I get the same result using 1=1 also. Why is this?
Does it have something to do with it being a view and not a table?
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As of today the 'venues/explore' API call had stopped returning photos even if the venuePhotos parameter is set to 1 as the documentation suggests. The 'photos' array in the suggestions list is now empty. Is that a temporary issue?
Add reasonsDetail=1 to 'venues/explore' API call, and you will get the missing 'photos', for now (2013/6/21).
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I read through the entire tutorial here - http://jekyllbootstrap.com/lessons/jekyll-introduction.html
and after I had installed the engine and a theme, I expected the following to launch my site locally:
jerkyll --server
But
command not found
It took some google searches (number of mindless accepting of google's spelling correction) before I realized it's jekyll not jerkyll! jekyll command is readily found by my mac :)
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I am passing a date from a web page in the format 10/10/1970 to a MYSQL database using the ZEND library:
$zendDate = new Zend_Date($theValue, "dd/mm/yyyy");
$theValue = "'" . $zendDate->toString("yyyy-mm-dd") . "'";
but it is not working. The date is stored as 0000-00-00.
What is wrong with my code? Thank you for your help.
Donato
Check http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.12/en/zend.date.constants.html
The constant mm is for minutes, not months. Use MM for months.
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Closed 11 years ago.
In site after logged in it is redirecting me to profile.php but on that page it shows me error like this:
Can't create/write to file '/tmp/#sql_17f0_0.MYD' (Errcode: 17)
Actually I don't know what this error is and why its given.
It looks like that the script uses a feature called temporary table in MySQL but MySQL is not properly configured to allow that feature on your (MySQL) server.
You need to talk with the system administrator of the server, explain the problem and let it get fixed.
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I knew what this module is for, I just don't know why they choose this name - shutil. It is hard to remember this kind of "random" name if I don't know where it come from. Please give me some hints, thanks.
It means "shell utilities", sh standing for shell, util standing for utilities.
If you think about what shutil does, that makes sense (manipulate the filesystem, make archives, etc.).