Here's what you wrote, 01-01-27:
>OK, I've gone back through the archives and now understand the situation
>with client- and server-side. I just wasn't thinking it through.
>
>Spawning a window to let PHP query the db and somehow passing returned
>values back to the parent window is something I could do, I suppose, but
>it seems that what I and the other zillion people who keep asking the
>same question need is a way to get to our databases using a client-side
>technology like Javascript.
If it's not an enormous amount of data the user will be working with,
and they're just reading it and not inputting new values (a set
number of options, etc.), you could just load all the data into
JavaScript arrays at the initial load. Whenever a part of any form or
window is changed, the displayed data would be changed as well via
JavaScript, without the need for any database query.
Kristofer
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