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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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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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Today I moved my web on new web hosting and then
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[' in /data/web/virtuals/41994/virtual/www/application/theme/admin-template/header.php on line 45
I dont know, what is bad on user::get('user_name')[0], I dont have any problems with this on old web hosting. I just wanna get first character of that ( if i used substr, I had no problem, but i got lot of, and i wanna know why :) )
PS: Similar problem with this:
$test = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query('SELECT test FROM test'))['test'];
You are probably using php 5.3. This syntax is not allowed until 5.4+.
Use this instead:
$row = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query('SELECT test FROM test'));
$test = $row['test'];
Ignoring the mysql_query hole... That's a separate issue.
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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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I am using SQL SERVER 2008 R2 Management Studio. My intellisense is not working, it is enabled when I right click but still not able to use.
Does anyone know about why this happens? And why am I not able to use it?
There may be some problem of missing dll files. Try updating your sql server and restart your machine. If there is still such problem than you have to reinstall it. That will be the last option.
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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.).