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[nycphp-talk] PHP server app

Mark Armendariz nyphp at enobrev.com
Mon Apr 5 08:16:03 EDT 2004


Thank you guys for a whole slew of reference words to go google mad with.
Do any of you have some good resoruces on threading, forking, daemons, etc?
I've heard of these things before, but only in passing.  I'm gettign bits
and pieces, but not enough to feel I 'get it'.

Mark



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> have to display workin links for 'today', current month, and=20
> all ( on a select where i can play with DATETIME ). witch way=20
> will be the best for that ?
> will have to use if (isSet($today)) { query & display } //=20
> for today and another if (isSet($month)) { query for month }=20
> and another one for all or it a easy way without using 3 if ?

Three if statements is how I'd do it.

H




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