UltraFlynn
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See PM.
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I need one that is proven to work. (Bench tested would be nice But I'd probably settle for an assurance )
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Has anyone got a MAP sensor for sale? It's the one with the green label on in this picture:
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Get a brand new one from Nottingham Radiators for £160 delivered.
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Depending on when this is scheduled for and the price I might well be interested.
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A pleasure. A good place for programming help is here.
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Use $query.mysql_num_rows() to determine the number of rows in your result set instead. Also, you might want to add the following to the end to free up resources: mysql_free_result($result);
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You're missing the first row because you call the following twice: $result = mysql_fetch_array( $query ); If you remove the first one it'll process the first row as expected. That will mess up your "if ($result['file_id']>=1){" though. What exactly is that trying to achieve?
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Here's an example of some code which iterates over a result set: while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($data)) { $Surname = $row['Surname']; print "" . $Surname . ""; } I've not run this so it might need some work. You might like to think about renaming $data to be $query because it makes more sense.
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Unless I'm missing something, there's no loop there so you'll only get the first row of data. Surely there should be a loop around this bit: Print " ".$info['filename'] . " ".$info['dateadded'] . " ".$info['download'] . " "; And you'd need this in there as well to pull the next row from the result set: $info = mysql_fetch_array( $data );
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Can you post the code you are using to iterate over the $data collection?
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Soooooo tempted ..... must resist
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I've got a Landcruiser for the wife to blat around in. The Volvo was difficult to get hold of and the Range Rover very expensive. The Toyota won hands down. It's a great machine, imagine the Supra but engineered as a 4x4. Awesome. This is the LC4 D4D: The Toyota is a proper 4x4 as well. (Not that our wife's need that but it's nice to know)
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That sooooooo doesn't surprise me.
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I still can't quite believe the extent of the stain Mark inflicted on the tablecloth. Who'd have thought piling a curry and rice on top of a naan bread would over-spill all over the place.
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Really enjoyed the meal and the company last night. Jons antics are still ringing in my ears. That car is a load of fun. I actually passed Jon on my way to the curry-house with him on the other side of the road making crazy loud noises. The car sounded awesome. probrox: I hope you and your missus sorted yourselves out once you got home. You looked pretty agitated when you arrived.
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47 wpm second time around when trying not to type like a loon and not making many mistakes.
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80 wpm. Many many mistakes though. Hey, I'm a computer programmer not a secretary.
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If it were silver and in good condition then I might have swapped. I have to do something about my chin-high car.
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I think what is amazing about the Vulcan is that it was designed and built at a time when the Lancaster bomber was still in service. It's seriously THAT old. Men with pipes and a sliderule sat down and designed every detail. Each plane was hand built and only to the same rough plan so each plane handled differently, had different gear installed, different wiring, all sorts of stuff. One hell of a plane.
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As I don't know many of the faces, whose name is the table booked under? (Just want to make sure I don't accidentally go and sit with another group of loud petrolheads)
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These aircraft are simply amazing. There's a book out which tells the tale of their raid on Falklands which was nothing short of a miracle that they succeeded.
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Supra TT (auto) UK-spec getting ready for full respray
UltraFlynn replied to fastnfurious's topic in New Members
OMFG I love that colour. I have to say that I would change the wheels though. -
He did mention that they didn't sell the kit anymore but I think they outsourced the manufacture of the manifold and could get hold of them if required.
