How should I follow the HTML specification while having the passed
parameters automatically converted to arrays in PHP?
The name attribute, not the id attribute, is used as the key when
submitting form values.
The name and id attributes do not have to be the same.
Thank you, I thought it
How should I follow the HTML specification while having the passed
parameters automatically converted to arrays in PHP?
The name attribute, not the id attribute, is used as the key when
submitting form values.
The name and id attributes do not have to be the same.
Thank you, I thought it
The name and id attributes do not have to be the same.
Thank you, I thought it should be the same
You're probably thinking of:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/links.html#h-12.2.3
The id and name attributes share the same name space. This means that
they cannot both define an anchor with
Hi,
PHP converts x[a]=b parameter of the HTTP request as an array named x
with its item named a set to value b. So, it seems possible to have the
following (X)HTML code:
input type=text name=x[a] id=x[a] value=b /
Unfortunatelly, HTML specification does not allow neither [ nor ]
inside the
Perhaps you can do some juggling to make this work, passing the query to
the server, then using a client side language to transmit those results to
the appropriate frame. Sounds like a big headache to me though.
Martin Austin
John Nichel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
04/05/2005 11:17 AM
To:
I know I sure appreciate reading any discussions on OOP issues, as they
are something I just cannot seem to grasp.
Thanks!
Martin Austin
Brent Baisley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
04/04/2005 08:44 AM
To: DuSTiN KRySaK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: PHP php-general@lists.php.net
$url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;
It appears the parse error is at the end of your opening link tag, so PHP
doesn't know what .HtmlEntities($url) means. I'm at work so I can't test
it, but that appears the culprit to me.
$url = a href=\$url\ . HtmlEntities($url) . /a; should
Glad to have helped (though someone else beat me to the punch with the
right answer!)
You'll get the hang of it -- the way I learned is to write out your tag
that you'd like to use like this:
a href=$urltext here/a
Then go through and escape the characters that need it:
a href=\$url\text
Or you could simply test the $color variable to see its contents, and
change it if it's what you expected:
$color = #FF;
if($color = #FF) {
$color = #00;
//output
} else {
$color = #FF;
}
There may be something inherently wrong in this approach, but it has
always worked
I agree with this solution, though it only effects the OP if he is using a
login system of sorts.
Martin Austin
Mikey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
03/30/2005 12:39 PM
Please respond to frak
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Subject:RE: Re[6]: [PHP] asking comment
xfedex wrote:
Welli have a 30k script, with double i get 8 or 9 seconds, with
sigle i get 0.05 or 0.08 seconds. The script basically made a lot of
querys, its part of a user manager module of a system im writing.
Could the speed have more to do with whatever database server you are
using,
I don't see anything special about my Netflix queue. Am I missing
something there? And I have no idea what Flex is referring to, so I'll
check that out if anyone lets me know where. :o)
Martin Austin
Burhan Khalid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
03/24/2005 12:27 AM
To: Graham Anderson
Nick Wilson wrote:
What would be the easiest way to see if a MySQL table exists with PHP?
I can do it by checking against mysql_list_tables() but that seems a
little clumsy. Is there a better way?
Do a select on the table - if the query returns true the table exists
otherwise the test is
How do i encode 8 bit text to 7 bit in php so that the mail server
(courier) won't complain about 8 bit content in the header (From:) while
still enabling mailreaders to decode it?
Regards
Martin Petersen
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Bryan Gintz wrote:
All of a sudden Mail through PHP just stopped working, we can do it
through the command line, but refuses to work in PHP.
Any ideas?
Does the maillog mention any errors?
How about the webserver log?
Best regards
Martin
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