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Bookmark or Share- How to read "fetch (PDO::FETCH_ASSOC);" - Stack OverflowThe method fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC) will only return one tuple though. If you want to get all tuples, you can use fetchall(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC). You can go through the multidimensional array and get the values just the same.
- Script to change the file type association for PDF files on Windows 10assoc .pdf It gives the current association between .pdf and its document type. In my case, the output is: FoxitPhantomPDF.Document. Based on this output, I created two .bat files: ftype FoxitPhantomPDF.Document="C:\Program Files\SumatraPDF\SumatraPDF.exe" "%1" and:
- windows 10 - Changing File Associations via assoc - Super UserAssoc is part of a two command thing. The other part being FType. Assoc maps a extension to a filetype. FType maps a program to a filetype's Open verb. NB: This is the type of association from Win 3.1. It is still used by 99% of programs. But the other 1% uses newer (that's in the last 30 years) methods that Assoc/FType don't understand. –
- Windows: establish file association to batch file - Stack OverflowYour ASSOC and FTYPE statements seem to be all right. Edit accordig to Monacraft's comment. This solution is correct as %1 will reference the document filename while that %* will reference to further parameters: If any further parameters are required by the application they can be passed as %2, %3. To pass all parameters to an application use %*.
- Associate a File Type with a Specific Program - Super UserUse ASSOC {.fileExtension}={fileType} to associate a file extension with the file type you created. Example: FTYPE MyCustomType=C:\Program Files\MyCustomProgram\MyProg.exe "%1" ASSOC .custom=MyCustomType Note that many file types may already be registered on your system. You can list them all by just typing FTYPE with no arguments.
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