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Topic: Favorite Dipping SAUCE?
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tortuga
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Views: 8,613Honey mustard from Wendy's is what gets me through everyday- 0useful
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Topic: Download Master Achieved
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tortuga
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Views: 12,382Nice congrats man but I bet you wouldn't download a car... or would you?- 2useful
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Topic: Eight Years & Happy Christmas
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tortuga
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Replies: 14
Views: 11,459We knew what you were doing 8 years ago,Christmas break and you needed a MW2 lobby hahaha
Congrats bud :100:You are correct lol! I remember what brought me to the site was some tutorial for that ...- 0useful
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Topic: Eight Years & Happy Christmas
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tortuga
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Views: 11,459I've made some nice memories on TTG over the years, and I hope there's more to come in the future.
I've always enjoyed having my anniversary on Christmas day, so have a happy Christmas. :-)
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Topic: [PHP] Best way to do an SQL statement based on parameters
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tortuga
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Views: 9,993I've never worked with PHP, but the idea is to isolate the conditional logic and use named parameters to our advantage.
$a = $_GET["a"];
$b = $_GET["b"];
$c = ...- 0useful
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Topic: [PHP] PDO SQL Issues
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tortuga
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Views: 9,939There's an important difference between the first query and the followup queries.
Since you claim the previous two queries work and not the first, then it's probably because the bind parameter :que ...- 0useful
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Topic: [PHP] PDO SQL Issues
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tortuga
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Views: 9,939One thing that stands out to me is your where condition is `id` = ':question_id'. Is your primary key an integer or a string? Just a guess but could that tripping you up?- 0useful
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Topic: [PHP] PDO SQL Issues
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tortuga
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Views: 9,939The way I'd go about debugging this is first execute that query directly against the database to make sure it actually returns something. If it doesn't, we have our answer.
If it does, then I'd con ...- 0useful
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Topic: C Switch only executes one specific case every iteration
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tortuga
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Views: 9,332When an assignment statement is evaluated for truth, it will be TRUE.This is not necessarily true. Assignment typically evaluates to the left operand so that `if (z = 0)` is equivalent to `if (0)`, wh ...- 1useful
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Topic: C# help getting IDs.
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tortuga
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Views: 9,221If the DOM element you want to select does not have an id, you have to figure out another way you can uniquely select it.
Maybe one of the button's parent elements has an id, and there are no other ...- 0useful
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