What's the best way to show limited records using PHP from a MySQL database like Yahoo! does in my mailbox?
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MySQL will let you limit the number of rows you get from a query using the construct LIMIT 20 (or however many rows you want). But that isn't going to necessarily help you if you want rows 10-20 of 50, for instance.
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you can do it without any database.. use post method and you can do it. if you have more questions about php check the link
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You have an option to select the maximum mails at a time and delete \n\n1) Go to options in yahoo mail \n2) Change the number of Mails to display per page to 200 \n3) Then select the tick box which is at the top of the page \n4) Now you can delete atleast 200 mails with a click. Far better to delete 1000 mails in a click after all if it is a junk
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Use yahoo's calandar service.  You can reach it from your email page.
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Your best bet would probably be a list of checkboxes to match each question.\n\nOnce all the checkboxes have been filled in then submit the form and all the information gets transfered to a database.\n\nDo this as a standalone webpage with a DB backend. Probably something like mySQL or SQL2k, SQL2003 would be your best bet as Access only supports 10 connections at a time and you may overload this if you have multiple people entering data at the same time.
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What you are observing is in fact the intended behavior. There are ways to change that behavior (specifics depend on how your PHP is configured), but you have to have administrator rights on your server.  On shared hosting services, you usually don't.\n\nConsider moving away from Yahoo! Site Builder.  It is a very nice tool for a beginner, but you seem to have outgrown it...
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dim db as database\ndim rs as recordset\ndim strSQL as string\ndim strA as string\ndim strB as string\ndim strC as string\n\nset db = currentDB\n\nstrSQL = "Select fieldA, fieldB, fieldC from Table1 where FieldD = fieldvalue"\n\nset rs = db.openrecordset(strSQL, dbOpenDynaSet)\n\nif not rs.EOF then\nstrA = rs!fieldA\nstrB = rs!fieldB\nstrC = rs!fieldC\n\nend if
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You can do this yourself easily with PHP. There are dozens of explanations online, or "PHP For Dummies" will walk you through it. All you need to know is if your Web hosting company supports PHP and allows you to use the PHP mail() function.
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http://developer.yahoo.com/php/\nhttp://www.litfuel.net/mybic/
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mySQL should be part of your solution.\n///
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Select * from employee_master_table where employee_name like '%%entered_employee_name%%'\n\ncheers !!!!\n\nHello Mate,\n\nI program in PHP. below is a sample code form PHP, maybe this would be of some help to you.\n\n<?\n\n\n$user="ISAdmin";\n@$password="********";\n@$database="my_DB";\n@mysql_connect(localhost,$user,$password) or die ("could not connect to database");\n@mysql_select_db($database);\n\n$query = "select * from my_DB";\n\n$result = mysql_query($query);\n\n$num=mysql_numrows($result);\n\necho "<p>$num records found!!!!";\n\n$i=0;\nwhile ($i < $num) \n\n{\n\n$tmpid=mysql_result($result,$i,"dataid");\n/*($result,$i,"dataid")\n$tmpname=mysql_result($result,$i,"databname");\n/*($result,$i,"databname")\n\n$savetofile=  "<p><a href=&#92;"index.php?transtype=$transid&data=$tmpid&#92;"> $tmpid   $tmpname </a>";\n\necho $savetofile;\n\n$i++;\n\n}\n\n\n$delthis = $_GET['data'];\n\nif($delthis<>"")\n{\n\n\n$query = "select from my_DB where dataid=&#92;"$delthis&#92;"";\n\n$tmpid=mysql_result($result,$i,"dataid");\n\n$tmpname=mysql_result($result,$i,"databname");\n\n\n<form>\n<input type= text" name="text1" value="<?echo $tmpid?>"?\n<input type= text" name="text2" value="<?echo $tmpname?>"?\n</form>\n\n@mysql_close();\n}\n\n?>
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http://www.vbmysql.com/
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If you want to keeps your costs low.  Then you'll probably be using PHP and MySQL, or possibly Postgres.  The last two are the database programs to store your data.
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Hi ,\nI can help you I live in iraq i have good knowledge in php / mysql \n\nmy email info@iraqes.com
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quite simple...\n\n\nCreating a FeedBack Form\n(using SQL Server or MS Access)
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I have used SELECT IF EXISTS in my SQL statement before, but I couldn't find a good example.\n\nSee the souce page below that checks for rs.EOF to see if there are any records returned after a regular SELECT statement.\n\nGood Luck!
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Read the PHP Manual: \n\nhttp://www.php.net/tutorial\n\n__________