I have a page with a particular PHP section that takes quite a time to load.
Is there a way I can delay that script to run after everything else has
loaded. I suppose it may need to use Javascript
Thanks - appreciate your insights.
-Doug
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I have a PHP included page that takes quite a time to load. I would like to
have the entire main page loaded and displayed and then the final include
page executed.
Is this possible?
Thanks for your help - appreciate it.
-Doug
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Sure.
It is pretty basic stuff. I have the following ?php include
(weather/block.php); ? inserted in the middle of an HTML document to pull
in the current weather. It delays the loading of the rest of the page too
much as it queries to www.msn.com to pull weather data and then complete the
My apologies - I just double posted this question ...
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I have a PHP included page that takes quite a time to load. I would like
to
have the entire main page loaded and displayed and then the final include
page executed
I would like to create a new page on the fly - basically having the PHP file
to export content into a new static HTML file and save it as content.php.
Make sense?
Appreciate your help and insights.
-Doug
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My goal is to setup a PHP form that will send a JPG attachment. A send a
picture to a friend script. Everything I see says I need additional PEAR
classes. With only FTP access to the host server, is this possible?
Are there easier solutions?
Thanks!
-Doug
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I've seen this somewhere (or I've gone crazy), but a function in PHP that
automatically forwards you to another web page. If want to do an 'if x=5
then jump to this other page on the site or an external site'.
Could anyone help me out here?
Thanks very much.
-Doug
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exactly what I needed ... just couldn't get it searched out. Your help is
greatly appreciated...
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I've seen this somewhere (or I've gone crazy), but a function in PHP that
automatically forwards you to another web page. If want
Do you really still pay for bandwidth?
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I believe the general posting guidelines discourage posting HTML to
mailing lists, and to be quite honest many of us pay for our bandwidth
and don't need your 8k image eating up
I've searched and tried a variety of different things to send an attachment
with an email that is triggered through a simple form.
Any ideas? or obvious solutions.
Thanks
-Doug
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I may be way off track with what I am trying to do, but here is my scenario
and I sure appreciate any insights.
There is a string stored in $kk1_current and I want to pull from the array
the variable name, add the $ and then retreive the string with the
varialbe $kk1_current. This will allow to
I am new to all this, but here is the basic code:
$link_titles = file('links/master.txt');
$links_include = $link_titles[$point]; // path to directory
include $links_include;
If I echo the value of $links_include just prior to the include() function
it contains what I would expect it to
an empty string for $links_include and
include $links_include will not work.
Regards,
P.E. Baroiller
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I am new to all this, but here is the basic code:
$link_titles = file('links/master.txt');
$links_include
rtrim () solved the issue. There was a newline sitting at the end of the
variable and messing it up! Thanks for all your help!
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DougD wrote:
I am new to all this, but here is the basic code:
$link_titles = file
I currently use EditPlus - and like it -- is there anything else out there
that is better and still reasonably priced.
Thanks.
-Doug
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