Re: Interactive querys - final version

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Hi :)




I'm really happy that we started so interesting discussion :-)


Mariusz is right ! 


So I'm putting here the right version of example, that we make 
together


/including the problem with commas/:




$query_str = "select ";


if ($_POST["id_chbox"] == 1)


    $query_str .= " id,";


if ($_POST["name_chbox"] == 1)


    $query_str .= " name,";




.......and at the and cut the last 1 sign of this string - which /if 
at least one checkbox is checked/ surely will be a comma


dealing with "no checkbox checked" that another subject ;-)




And - this is for Angelo - It would be great if you share code, that 
you're writting!




Happy To Help


Asia Sledzik




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Od:    Mariusz Pekala <skoot@xxxxx>


Data:  2003-12-22 18:02


Temat: Re: [PHP] Interactive querys




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:-> 


:-> The idea is nice. I am using similiar technique in my work, but 
you commited


:-> some mistakes in the code. It may cause some anger/frustration 
amongst newbie


:-> ones. :-):-> 


:-> ripley@xxxxxxxxx (pon 22. grudzień 2003 11:46):


:-> > ------ Wiadomość oryginalna ------


:-> > Od:    Ângelo Marcos Rigo <angelo_rigo@xxxxxxxxxxxx>


:-> > Data:  2003-12-15 14:23:-> >


:-> > Temat: Re: [PHP] Interactive querys


:-> [...]


:-> > 2. Second - you have only to build your query string - using


:-> > conditions "if..." :


:-> > start with:


:-> > $query_str = "select ";


:-> > if ($_POST["id_chbox"] = 1)


:-> It sets the value of possibly non-existing $_POST["id_chbox"] to 
1, that


:-> expression is evaluated as TRUE, thus the following is always 
executed.


:-> >      $query_str += $_POST["id_chbox"];


:-> 


:-> You, probably, wanted to say: $query_str .= ' id';


:-> > if ($_POST["name_chbox"] = 1)


:-> >        $query_str += ", ".$_POST["id_name"];


:-> Same here... == instead of =, and .= instead of += and ' name' 
instead of


:-> $_POST['id_name'];


:-> Also, real code should check whether any field has been already 
inserted in


:-> the $query_str before the comma will be used as separator.


:-> > ..............


:-> > and so on


:-> > You can also try to make this script "universal" by using 
iterations


:-> > through $_POST variables - its possible to write something 
like


:-> >


:-> > for ($n=0; n < ...;$n++)


:-> >    {


:-> >    $_POST[$cols[$n]."_chbox"]............


:-> >    }


:-> >


:-> > The only minus of this method is that it can take some time :)


:-> 


:-> A few dozens of iterations should be pretty fast. And this 
method is more


:-> 'elegant' than linear - if( x==1)... else if( x==2) ... else if( 
x==3).. way.


:-> 


:-> >


:-> > I hope it helps


:-> > Asia Sledzik


:-> 


:-> Me too... ;-)


:->   Mariusz


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Hell", sees


:-> the "Go to", rather than the destination, as harmful."



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