Pretty much the same technique I am using, tedd. I may have even used
your example as inspiration... :)
At the top of each page, I use
$currentstylecolor = isset( $_COOKIE['currentstyle'] ) ?
$_COOKIE['currentstyle'] : "brown"; // brown = default style
$currentstyle = "/skins/style_" . $
Alain, have you tried cookies?
On http://www.lily-gallery.com/ you will see 2 colored dots (bottom
left) that allows for alternate page colors. Once a user chooses one,
I remember his choice with a cookie. I use the cookie to control a
style sheet.
Gerry
I didn't realize that he was wanting a
Alain, have you tried cookies?
On http://www.lily-gallery.com/ you will see 2 colored dots (bottom
left) that allows for alternate page colors. Once a user chooses one,
I remember his choice with a cookie. I use the cookie to control a
style sheet.
Gerry
On 2/15/06, Alain Roger <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hello,
Your getting confused between server side and client side.
PHP CANNOT be run on the client side which is what Javascript is.
In this case all you are doing is calling that php function twice one for
eng and once for fre.
Instead try using mydomain.com/setlang?=eng as a link which calls
v
Hi,
I have some link on which if user click, should do the following things:
- open a particular page
- setup to sessions some particular variable value
however, PHP function should be declared before HTML headers.
so i was thinking about something like that
...
">english
">french
...
but
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