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... That is my answer.... Posting this here want to much of a chance to reply. I know these forum... Matter fact, I'm the one that conteibute the most in the XML section. I'm telling you that you that you will get a hm higher percent chance of an reply posting this in the php section, even the html, or web service section. But do what you want with that attitude.WHOLE CRUD GUYS LOOK AT THESE TYPOSREDO:... That is my answer.... Posting this here won't give you much of a chance to reply. I know these forum... Matter fact, I'm the one that contribute the most in the XML section. I'm telling you that you will get a higher percent chance of an reply posting this in the php section, even the html, or web service section.

html n css

if your a web developers, that bound to be your first language you learn.Espically saying them side by side. Do you also server script? What language is that?

What's the first programming language you learn?

Post this in the php section. You're not looking for help on the actually xml file, but on the php.

That diagram is mostly about foreign keys.

var table;table = [];table["row0"] = [];table.row0[0] = {car:"01"};table.row0[0].car;/*i can understand your argument on querying this, but there are querying tools for querying, i.g.: JSONiq*/

Databases create indexes of the primary key and other column indexes can be created.

So like this: relational database model

With jss, it's very low level api. you work closely with the kernel. But it seem with php it's like js in the browser.

JSON is just the raw declaration of an object. If you had an array containing a million elements you wouldn't want to iterate through them for each array access. You would create and use an index table or some sort of hash table.

Where going to go with it's just magic. So with that logical. having a containing a million elements would be easy to go through with out iterating through them with just using the key to access the element you want. So if you have an variable containing million array; which of those array in that array are named index, and they contain objects. So... So how the SQL query relational database data?

I don't directly interact with the operating system on the server-side. No Unix commands are necessary to use PHP.

Hm... That make it sound easier to program with... What about setting up process? Don't you pass in command for them to the shell--Am I using this term correctly?--?

What unix command do you mostly use when programming server side?

 

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Yes, now what was your question again?

davej kinda answer the question. I ask what is the mechanism behind retrieving arrays elements via there keys? Does it iterate, or is it magic... please look over my other post for more detail. This is just the jus--could someone spell this word right for me-- of it.

JSON isn't faster than Javascript because JSON is a data storage format. Javascript is the one doing the work of parsing JSON and turning it into Javascript objects.

 

Being able to add properties to an array is a quirk of Javascript and you shouldn't use it. If you're using it that way it's no longer an array, it's an object.

I understand what your saying, but that last part is incorrect... at least by the test that I have giving above. Copy and paste that in the console. And you'll get the answer that is commented in my post. So going by that, Array can have name properties. It's not recommended to use it as so. But it is not illegal to do so. Array can have name properties too, and still have their constructor pointing to array.

It is a little mysterious. In a simpler world, such as in c code, the array is a simple thing. In Javascript the array is not such a simple thing. I would guess that the Javascript engine maintains a set of tables to keep track of array elements.

You're mostly right... Wouldn't JSON be faster than? Dropping in the key and getting a return value, plus, you can set up JSON to be map as a tabular database via either arrays or objects.

(@_@) davej! One of the wizard of invisionzone! As well as a moderator is posting a question!!!! By the gods of the web! What's to befall us all! (¥_¥)

There might be some sort of encryption tool that Adobe sells, although I'm not familiar with one.

Don't you have to left click to download? -- even know there is the manual menu to do so too.--Can't he disable the left click function? I have been on sites that wizard had rigged that had my mouse go one way when I tried to go another way, while my cursor was up side down. <= I feel like I could have taken this last part out.

I think 3d model as well flash people are not like that's kind of site anymore. My thinking as well for a visitor the should be user friendly like not that much focused or something like. The site should be sample as well informative service related. You put a link here it's take time for loading so...

I argee. Site should be simple. You can discourage the user from visiting again. It's nice to wow your user, but don't wow them with every click of the button.

not magic. see this: http://www.javascripter.net/faq/creatingarrays.htm

And just to make sure you know, I went to the link. Thanks for the enjoyable read!--I I very much enjoy going back over the material...--

That's not an array, that's an object. Arrays only take numbers as indices.

/*|*|... True since arrays are objects. |*|But array number |*|index are actually string |*|index via the ECMAScript spec. And |*|also array can have name |*|properties i.g.:*/var arr;arr = new Array("0","1","2");console.log(arr.constructor === Array); //truearr['num'] = '3';console.log(arr.constructor === Array); //truearr[3]; //in most case, undefinedarr["num"]; // the string 3arr.num; // the string 3/*|*|but this is still not what I'm|*|refering to! Do arrays iterate|*|to the key/value pisition? |*|does it iterate to index 3 |*|when arr[3], or is it magic?|*|same goes for non-numeric |*|properties. i.e.: arr["num"].*/

I believe it's because arrays start at 0 and the .length property counts from 1. So you have 100 indexes for arr.. you then add to the 101 index using the length property value( which is 101) the value "elem." From 0 to 100, the length for arr is 101.

... It's the key to getting the value I'm referring to. Not ths actually index number. It could have been

arr["foo"] = "bar";

i think you're referring to foreach loops http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_looping_for.asp

No... Why did you post a link to a php for loop?I'm speaking on this:

var arr = new Array(100);arr[arr.length] = "elem";arr[101]; //elemDid it iterate to the value or is it magic--in the sense that the key "101" brought the value "elem"--

Does a arrays iterate in there index to get the value for the key? Is it some look up and search?Or magic?

Which XML Database management system do you plan on using?

BaseX

JSG, yes, you're right, I'm making things complicated for myself.... So... I know it depend on my needs and what's better suit me.But people have been using relational database when it would have been better to use oriented database. I'm more so pointing at the time when NoSQL didn't exist. So with that said, I should be okay with XML native database...I'm going to use a native XML database for everything. User, and my webpage.But I'mma also play with JSON database and SQL database too, so I can have that under my belt.How does that sound?

Ingolme!ConclusionNoSQL databases are becoming an increasingly important part of the database landscape, and when used appropriately, can offer real benefits, but NoSQL database is not a solution to each and every application. Tradition RDBMs will always be around and in use for a very long time, you just have to choose the one that best fit your needs.Bottom line is that I wish to work with XML and JSON database cause I just want to learn them, and become an expert of them.... But if... If SQL style database better suit my needs... Let's go over what type of data I be storing... Web page information, while using xslt to create the layout of each page--I desire to store this in a native XML database, basex preferability--. User information store in JSON native database, I'll have a market too for selling items since it's a game application--this either in XML or JSON.. Since this information will be displayed in the site... There are means to transforming JSON to XML and bed verse so... Need to think on it for a while. But I'm feeling JSON for that too--.