Need help with while loop

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delete from table where id = $id

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update table set field = "whatever" where id = $id

hopethis helps

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you can download this simple script I made and play around with
it to get an idea.
simple login script

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If your talking about alternating colors for tables

$bgcolor=($i & 1)?'navy':'royalblue';
echo "<tr bgcolor=\"$bgcolor\"><td>some data</td></tr>"; 

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$num = "36.36363636363636 ";
round($num,2); 

You can find out more at
http://www.php.net/round

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Thanks for your help.
I got the results I needed using

$file_content = join( '', file( $file_name )); 

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I'm trying to include a file inside a while loop.
Here is the part I'm having trouble with.

while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
    $file=$row[file_name]; 

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Strange?
I've downloaded it .
You can go to
ftp://www.menator.net/pub
and get the files

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Try again I was updating the page don't know but that might have had something to do with it.

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You can keep count of more than one file just create a file.php.dat
for each and include it with the switch function that's in the download.php.

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using what's above you will need to create a file1.php.dat
make sure to chmod 777 so it will have write access.
then point a link to the download.php.
To view the number of downlads...

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you can see an example here

click on a file to download when asked to save cancel and refresh the page the downloads number will increase.

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Here is a simple download counter I use.
Could be used as a webpage counter.

I use a link like
<a href="download.php?this_file=file1">file one</a>...

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If you are using a mysql database here is something to play with.

<?
$user="usename to login";
$password="password to login";
$database

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You could try using sessions

if($session)
  {
     then show page
 }
 else
  {
   show this
} 

just a thought

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Just a suggestion

if in the same dir.
include("rate.php");
or maybe this
("rate/rate.php");
or you could start from ther begginning
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touch("some.txt") should give you what you want.
It will create what ever file you specify in the ().

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see if this gives the results your looking for

<?
$file="test.txt";
$fp = fopen($file,"r");
while(! feof($fp))
  {
   $chunk

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<?
$filename = "test.txt";
print "writing to file<br>";
$fp = fopen($filename,"w") or die("Could'nt open $filename");

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assuming you are using 1 page for your script you could
use the switch function

<?
switch ($page)
{
case 1:
print "page1";

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