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Scott
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From SP [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date Tue, 28 May 2002 14:48:32 -0400
To Kevin Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeff Bearer
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Subject RE: [PHP] Intermediate Searching... screen.
Vbulletin does
As stated elsewhere, this is somewhat similar to what you need.
(btw, NOT tested for syntax errors)
?
// $searchquery = their incoming request
// $finishedquery = an already stored request
// I use this style (inserting pointers to the searched records into a
table for temporary use. It's a
Title: RE: [PHP] Intermediate Searching... screen.
What you want to do is post the form, display a searching screen, and then on that same screen... well, like this, I think:
form target=?= $PHP_SELF; ?
input type=text name=foo
input type=submit name=submit value=Submit
/form
? if ($Submit
You could, in theory, submit your query to an intermediate file, which only
displays the Searching screen, but is querying your database and throwing
everything you need into hidden fields in a form. Then have that form have
an onLoad submit to your results page.
I did this with HTML submitting
Search screens are a tricky prospect and none seem to work very well.
However you could try one of the following techniques...
Instead of the submit button initiating a search it initiates another script
that displays the 'searching...' message and only after it has outputted
that to the screen
Vbulletin does this for their search. Anyone know
how they do it?
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/search.php
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To: Jeff Bearer; Php-General (E-mail)
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Date Tue, 28 May 2002 14:48:32 -0400
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Subject RE: [PHP] Intermediate Searching... screen.
Vbulletin does this for their search. Anyone know
how they do it?
http
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