Actually the question is based on the increment. But if anyone knows a better way of inserting table data into the database I'd like to hear it.
I had saved a db table into html and am now seeking the precise coding to insert into my new db table.
I modified by leaving out one field but adding another.
First I did a
for loop to get all the
<th> tags which have the field names by storing them in an array. Then I used the
count() of that
array within another
for loop which has all the
<td>. The array of the
<th> serves as a multiple like this:
PHP Code:
$allths = array();
for($th=0; $tdh<count($allths); $td++){
}
for($td=0; $td<count($alltds); $td++){
if($td %==0){ //I'm not exactly sure how the exact code is since I'm away from my computer
//I think somewhere within the if statement I have to put count($allths)
}
}
I want to add the exception of one field or column, but insert the rest in their columns. Plus I have one column placed elsewhere in the db table (does it matter if it's not specified in order?)
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how to skip an increment of 54 to insert in new db table
02-20-10, 12:55
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