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Answered by Altharaz : Yesterday, 08:20 PM
Ahoy !
First of all, you should get an insight of what is HTML 5.
Then, you might try to add some cool effects using CSS to make your audience say Woow!
After that, you should try to learn PH... full answer >
Answered by Alejandro Ramirez : Apr 10 2012 12:49 PM
I found links to the MySQL Connector for Windows version 6.1 under the development releases: https://dev.mysql.com...r.php?id=403037
On this page: https://dev.mysql.com.../mysql/6.0.html
I doubt ther... full answer >
Answered by macnlos : Mar 14 2011 12:48 PM
There are different opinions on which connector/extension is faster. Here is a simple guideline that you should follow:
If the MySQL database you are connecting to is <= 4.1.3, then use mysql_con... full answer >
Answered by rachel.j : Mar 17 2011 12:46 PM
Hi,
It looks like your question has already been answered at https://www.phpfreaks...?topic=326218.0.
Let us know if you have any more questions. You can also email booktech@oreilly.com, our book cus... full answer >
Answered by BillyFish : Jan 28 2011 03:32 AM
Before answering the question - one correction in your list of limitations, schema changes that you make on one MySQL server will be visible on the others.
The answer (probably not a surprise) is tha... full answer >
Answered by Robin Nixon : Dec 10 2010 10:13 AM
Hi Linda,
Ajax communication between a web page and a web server suffers from very tight security restrictions. Data from the server will be accepted by the web page only if the page was loaded from ... full answer >
If you need to include additional columns on the slave that the master doesn’t have—for example, to record timestamps or add routing or other localized data—you can add columns to a table on a s...
If a table on your slave becomes corrupt either through error or accident (e.g., a user deletes the data), you can use replication to recover the data. Do so by creating a temporary table on the maste...