Here is an example of php and postgres
Sorry there is code before and after :
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$conn=pg_connect("host=localhost user=USER dbname=DB");
if (!$conn) {
echo "An error occurs.<BR>";
exit;
}
$query="SET DATESTYLE TO PostgreSQL,European";
# execution of a query
pg_query($conn, $query);
$query="SELECT * from agenda where date = '" . $MaDate . "'";
$result = pg_query($conn, $query)
if (!$result) {
echo "An error occurs. - " . $cas . " + " . $UneDate .
" + " . $Donnees[0] . ":0:0<BR>";
exit;
}
foreach (pg_fetch_all($result) as $value)
{
$libDest = "Text " . $value[NAMEOFCOL1];
$libSrc = "TExt $value[NAMEOFCOL2]";
}
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With this you take a minimum of knowledge of php/postgres
Bruno
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> Evan Panagiotopoulos wrote:
> | I created a database with a table and I am interested to learn how to
> | access it from a web page. Since I am a novice I would like to see an
> | example or two of that.
>
> How about taking a look at the phppgadmin code? I think it should be
> helpfull for you.
>
> Josep Sànchez
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