php-windows Digest 28 Nov 2005 16:36:49 -0000 Issue 2837
Topics (messages 26537 through 26541):
PHP 5.1 no longer connect to MySQL 5.0.15 using php_mysql.dll?
26537 by: S. Kang
HTML event handling
26538 by: Panos Laganakos
26539 by: M. Sokolewicz
26540 by: Ciprian Constantinescu
26541 by: David Collard
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WinXP Prof + SP2
Apache 2.0.55
MySQL 5.0.15
Can we connect to MySQL 5.0.15 using php_mysql.dll? It seems like there
is a problem with PHP 5.1 and MySQL 5.0.15.
working.
php_mysqli.dll
php_pdo.dll
php_pdo_mysql.dll
but NOT working.
php_mysql.dll
Is there anyone got the same problem?
Under PHP 5.0.5, I can connect to MySQL 5.0.15 using either
php_mysql.dll and php_mysqli.dll.
It is strange?
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Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
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Panos Laganakos wrote:
Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
Seen as PHP is a *serverside* language and JS is a *clientside* language
combined with the fact that DOM events (which includes XHTML/HTML
events) is completely client-side... the answer seems clear to me.
No.
- tul
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JS is client side, while PHP is server side, so you can't handle XHTML
events with PHP
"Panos Laganakos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
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Panos Laganakos wrote:
Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
i suppose you could use something ajax-style to do it. try usinga
javascript xmlhttprequest.
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