You most certainly can write enterprise scale applications in
PHP/PostgreSQL. The web is littered with resources to make your life
easier. For me, PHPLIB (on sourceforge) has really saved my life. It's
getting a little long in the tooth and the docs are, erm, spotty. But
it is definitely
You have set the value of the id input element to the literal string
'id'. What you really want to do is set the id element to the primary
key of the row in question. To use your coding style:
...
$id = sprintf(mysql_result($result,$count,pk_field));
echo /tdtdinput type=\checkbox\ name=\id\
Try
It looks like your quotes are out of whack. All those slashes are a
little redundant too. Try
print(A HREF=test.php?sid=$SIDReload/ABR\n);
HTML does not mandate quotes around a parameter's value.
I'm only guesing that your reference to SID was supposed to be a
variable and that your
And while 'gurix' is correct, the function you're probably looking for
is 'header()', as in header(Location: admin.php);
Cheers
Pete
Php wrote:
hea
a better way is to include your admin pages.
if ($myrow[Admin] == Y){
include(admin.php);
}else{
include(user.php) ;
}
so you
