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Recent Answers from Robert Davis

2009-11-14 convert to Norwegian date format...:

Hi Luis, You could do something like this: $myMonths['January'] = "Januar"; $myMonths['February'] = "Februar"; $myMonths['March'] = "Mars"; $myMonths['April'] = "April"; $myMonths['May'] = "Mai"

2009-11-02 Mail with attachment problems:

Here's part of a mail function I've used successfully in the past, when I compare it to yours it looks like there should be more than one boundary when an attachment is involved: // Construct the

2009-10-17 create invoice number:

If the characters will all be numbers then I would create an integer field, if not I would define it as a varchar field (assuming it's mysql) and set the size to the max amount of characters I expect in

2009-10-16 create invoice number:

Hi Handoyo, If you are doing it from scratch I would definitely recommend an autoincremented ID as the invoice number, as you know it will be unique and it is light on resources. The only reasons I would

2009-09-16 php:

Hi John, I assume you are trying to create a php page that will run in a browser, not from the command line, right? If so, you'll need to have a web server to execute your php script. If you are doing