John,
Thanks, you just saved me a whole bunch of time! That's too bad. I'm
guessing that the process of re-establishing a resource isn't too
intensive so it's not a choke point for any application. It's
interesting to see how different languages attack similar problems
Have a great weekend.
John,
Your remark got me pointed in the right direction - I wasn't thinking
about a second form. Figuring out the syntax took a while, but it's
working. I need to do some clean up to make it a bit more elegant, but
the bones are there.
Todo:
Disconnect the MySQL session.
Figure out a way to
bits together.
Thanks again for the responses.
Doug
John W. Holmes wrote:
From: "dogu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'm still not quite there, I can see the misty shape of a solution but
the details are still a bit hazy.
The code I posted it the whole shebang. I've made some
Sorry for the dup - I had trouble posting to the list and managed to
double post.
Doug
Dogu wrote:
I'd like to have a form that does the following:
User picks a site from a dropdown list from a MySQL db (that works -
code below, thanks to all those on the web who posted code for this).
John,
I'm still not quite there, I can see the misty shape of a solution but
the details are still a bit hazy.
The code I posted it the whole shebang. I've made some attempts to
'form enable' it, but can't figure out where to put the ,
and submit stuff so the entire thing renders as a form an
I'd like to have a form that does the following:
User picks a site from a dropdown list from a MySQL db (that works -
code below, thanks to all those on the web who posted code for this).
Once the value is selected, a second query is run using the site as the
'where' clause and the results are di
