header is the appropriate one you're looking for:
header( Location: thanks.php );
what i do is use the page that processes all the data to also validate the
data. if the data does not pass through, it stays on this page with all the
errors listed in the body.
if it goes through.. then the
Hi All
How do you do this?
On click of button to delete a record make a popup yes / no box appear.
On yes then do it else stop.
Is it possible to do with out using JS?
Thanks for any pointers or code in advance.
Dave Carrera
Php Developer
http://davecarrera.freelancers.net
If that works fine,
check out for the php-xxx rpms including the php-mysql- one.
CK Raju
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Hi to all,
I have a MySQL DB, and I'm retrieving the data using PHP. There will be
about 10 users that will work in a form at the same time. My question is how
do I lock the a record? for example user 1 access record 1; I don't want
user 2 be able to have access to the same record.
Is it possible
Hi Jennifer,
In most cases, it's best to use int. The difference between the two is
simply the range of numbers they can show. Tinyint is fine for cases where
you know you'll never need more than 127 (or 255 if you tell MySQL that it
is an UNSIGNED tinyint, which just means that it can't have
You're so negative, Jason. :)
Long answer, Dave, it wouldn't be wise to do this via Javascript. Javascript
can be turned off and also varies from browser to browser (like any
client-side language/scripting), so this raises an issue of reliability. You
may be able to do it if you're working on an
On Tuesday 02 April 2002 01:30, Jonathan Hilgeman wrote:
You're so negative, Jason. :)
No, my answer was just short and to the point ;-)
Long answer, Dave, it wouldn't be wise to do this via Javascript.
My long answer was going to be: it's possible to do it in PHP, but then it
would not
shrug I was close. :)
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On Tuesday 02 April 2002 01:30, Jonathan Hilgeman wrote:
You're so negative, Jason. :)
No, my
Hello!!
What I was able to do was this
On every form page I have, I have a checkbox that is labeled Ok To
Save, that the user would check or not..
I would then pass that variable to the next page and check to see if the
value was true or not...
If it is true then it would continue
I found a note on the MySQL website that MyODBC has a limitation in the
number of columns that it returns. Is this true?
I am successfully connecting to a MySQL database but I keep getting the
error:
Warning: Field index is larger than the number of fields in (program-name)
on line 78.
Hello All,
I have a MySql database which has a 'sections' column which includes values
such as Real Estate, Sport, Letters etc. The 'News' section is divided into
4 parts to indicate a priority for any given story; News, News2, News3 and
News4.
We are using:
$getlist1 = mysql_query(SELECT
Hello All
Forget my previous post - I will simply run an update on the table to alter
all the various News variations back to 'News'
cheers
kim
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I am trying to add auto increment to a table I have already created in
phpMyAdmin but I keeps coming up with an error.
what can I do to fix this?
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What's the error?
Do you already have an auto-inc field?
Have you tried it with another interface? Ie: directly in the MySQL command
line util.
Glenn
Notes from MySQL.com:
There can be only one AUTO_INCREMENT column per table, and it must be
indexed.
When you add an AUTO_INCREMENT column,
Dave,
Javascript is client side.
PHP is server side.
Obviously the limitations imposed by each of the languages is evident.
PHP can't do anything once the output is sent to the browser.
JavaScript can't do anything before it gets sent to the browser.
But, each is important as the other.
Learn
Hi all,
Thank you all for you advice.
I am aware of the two ways of achieving the required result ie: JS and
extra button built into my script.
But wouldn't it be nice to have a class or function we could all use
built in to php that would let us do this.
C,C++,Delphi and JS allow
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But wouldn't it be nice to have a class or function we could all use
built in to php that would let us do this.
C,C++,Delphi
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