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feha


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Posted: 01/25/2004, 2:42 PM

I'm porting now my function for visits counter to CCS.

However I do have a problem to make some native MySQL functions CCS compatible...

example:
$arr_counter_this_week = mysql_fetch_array($get_num_visits_this_week);

problem is with mysql_fetch_array function it works but i want to
use SQL functions compatible to CCS ...

This function when ready will be availble on my site for free to all CCS users ...



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sebastian

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Posted: 01/26/2004, 10:09 PM

Hi feha,
You can use CCDLookUp() function or $dao->query() method to retrieve any value from the database.

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feha


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Posted: 01/27/2004, 1:12 AM

Thank You Sebastian Yes it works.
There is for example:

mysql_fetch() as $db->f()
mysql_num_rows() as $db->num_rows()
i was looking for
mysql_fetch_array() ?

I do use CCDLookUp() for counting items in subcategory ...

Thank You




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feha


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Posted: 01/27/2004, 1:20 AM

Here is link to the source code of my counter

http://www.vision.to/vision/modules/Homepage_MOD/main.php?page_id=24&cid=6

It was made for CC and works ok ...
(Soon comin function for CCS)
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hidran

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Posted: 01/27/2004, 3:46 AM

Take a look at db_mysql.php file and you will see all the member functions of $DBconnectionname so you can see the equivalents to mysql_fetch_array, mysql_num_rows etc.
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sebastian

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Posted: 01/27/2004, 7:16 AM

feha,
You can use $db->Record, which is an array storing the recently retrieved row, e.g.:
$db->query($query);
if ($db->next_record())
{
$row = $db->Record;
}

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feha


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Posted: 01/27/2004, 7:40 AM

Yes there is no problem ...

I'm making a function independent from page or other events ...

I need adequate replacement
of mysql_fetch_array();

Anyway it works great even with mysql_fetch_array();

:-)



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Posted: 01/27/2004, 7:44 AM

here is sample of SUM ...

//==============================================
//TOTAL NUMBER OF VISITS THIS WEEK

$get_num_visits_this_week = $db->query("SELECT SUM(counter) FROM count_visits WHERE week = '$week_now' AND month = '$mon_now' AND year = '$year_now'");
$arr_counter_this_week = mysql_fetch_array($get_num_visits_this_week);

$visits_this_week = $arr_counter_this_week[0];
//==============================================
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Posted: 01/27/2004, 7:45 AM

now this is for CSS

//==============================================
//TOTAL NUMBER OF VISITS THIS WEEK

$get_num_visits_this_week = $db->query("SELECT SUM(counter) FROM count_visits WHERE week = '$week_now' AND month = '$mon_now' AND year = '$year_now'");
$arr_counter_this_week = mysql_fetch_array($get_num_visits_this_week);
$Tpl->SetVar("week",$arr_counter_this_week[0]);
//==============================================
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Posted: 01/27/2004, 7:45 AM

now this is for CSS

//==============================================
//TOTAL NUMBER OF VISITS THIS WEEK

$get_num_visits_this_week = $db->query("SELECT SUM(counter) FROM count_visits WHERE week = '$week_now' AND month = '$mon_now' AND year = '$year_now'");
$arr_counter_this_week = mysql_fetch_array($get_num_visits_this_week);
$Tpl->SetVar("week",$arr_counter_this_week[0]);
//==============================================
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feha


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Posted: 01/27/2004, 7:55 AM

Sorry for double post ....

I could use this approach ...
global $DBddd;
$this_week=CCDLookUp("SUM(*) counter", "count_visits ", "week = '$week_now' AND month = '$mon_now' AND year = '$year_now'", $DBddd);
I haven' tested this yet ...
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