php-windows Digest 12 Jan 2004 09:21:29 -0000 Issue 2077
Topics (messages 22545 through 22552):
Calling a function from a hyperlink
22545 by: kaizer boab
22546 by: Mike Brum
22547 by: Stuart
22548 by: kaizer boab
22549 by: Stuart
22550 by: kaizer boab
Re: Problem with Notices
22551 by: mmdrake.bctonline.com
PHP hangs in Windows/XP
22552 by: Damjan Rems
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Is it possible to call a function from a hyperlink, and if so how do you go
about it?
Thanks in advance,
Boab
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Can you be a bit more clear on "calling a function from a hyperlink"? If
you're referring to that in the JavaScript sense, then no.
If you mean "how do I submit a form from a text link" then that's also done
through JavaScript, but it still POSTs/GETs a page on your server and you
return content.
Regards
-M
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From: kaizer boab [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 9:03 AM
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] Calling a function from a hyperlink
Is it possible to call a function from a hyperlink, and if so how do you go
about it?
Thanks in advance,
Boab
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Mike Brum wrote:
Can you be a bit more clear on "calling a function from a hyperlink"? If
you're referring to that in the JavaScript sense, then no.
No?
<a href="javascript:myFunction();">link</a>
Works in most browsers I've come across.
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Stuart
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The problem I have is this:
I have built a shopping cart using a session. I have an addItem() function,
and I was wondering if it were possible to call this function using a
hyperlink.
At the moment when a user clicks to add an item they are directed to the
"add.php" page as below:
<a href=\"add.php?dvd_no={$row['dvd_no']}\">+</a>
I want to have my addItem() function in all shopping pages but I only want
it accessed via a link. Is this possible?
"Kaizer Boab" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to call a function from a hyperlink, and if so how do you
go
> about it?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Boab
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kaizer boab wrote:
The problem I have is this:
I have built a shopping cart using a session. I have an addItem() function,
and I was wondering if it were possible to call this function using a
hyperlink.
At the moment when a user clicks to add an item they are directed to the
"add.php" page as below:
<a href=\"add.php?dvd_no={$row['dvd_no']}\">+</a>
I want to have my addItem() function in all shopping pages but I only want
it accessed via a link. Is this possible?
Create an include file that checks $_GET for a particular variable. If
it's there call addItem, if not do nothing. Then include that file in
all pages that need to handle adding items.
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Stuart
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Thanks Stuart,
I'll give that a try.
"Stuart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> kaizer boab wrote:
> > The problem I have is this:
> >
> > I have built a shopping cart using a session. I have an addItem()
function,
> > and I was wondering if it were possible to call this function using a
> > hyperlink.
> > At the moment when a user clicks to add an item they are directed to the
> > "add.php" page as below:
> >
> > <a href=\"add.php?dvd_no={$row['dvd_no']}\">+</a>
> >
> > I want to have my addItem() function in all shopping pages but I only
want
> > it accessed via a link. Is this possible?
>
> Create an include file that checks $_GET for a particular variable. If
> it's there call addItem, if not do nothing. Then include that file in
> all pages that need to handle adding items.
>
> --
> Stuart
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Madeleine D. wrote:
I have the following error writes set in my php.ini file:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE
I'm posting a response to this for the next poor soul who might come along.
After long, lost hours, we still don't have an explanation as to why the
php.ini settings are being ignored, but we do have a solution - culled
from a similar posting on the php bug site.
We've added the line:
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE);
to our first screen. That seems to hold for all the screens called
thereafter. Instead of 3000+ notice lines, which was impacting
performance in a major way, we now have the two or 3 warnings that we
expect.
thanks for all the other suggestions.
Madeleine D.
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Can anybody confirm this bug scenario?
Windows XP-SP1, PHP 4.3.4 or 5.0.0b3,F-Secure Antivirus 5.41
When running the simpliest script from documentation in Windows COMMAND
prompt, window hangs. Ctrl+C doesn't help. Window has to be killed.
I also found this:
F-Secure Active, PHP run from local drive (C:\PHP) - Hangs
F-Secure Active, PHP run on network (F:\PHP) - Hangs
F-Secure Disabled, PHP run from local drive (C:\PHP) - Hangs
F-Secure Disabled, PHP run on network (F:\PHP) - OK
I have no problems running on Windows 2000, with F-Secure enabled.
This realy is a bad start with PHP for me.
By
TheR
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