In the browser it might look something like this:
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
html
head
titlePizza place/title
script
function add(n) {
document.pizza.num.value=document.pizza.num.value + n;
if(document.pizza.num.value.length!=2) {
Marek,
Thanks for your ideas, I was thinking in a complicated scheme using $fp =
fopen (php://stdin, $hexkeynumber) ...
but I wasn't sure if that is better ...
I think your solution is much neatier ... then I just have to compare the
entered code with an id in the mysql database
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Thanks for replying,
Now I know it's possible to do it, but I still don't know how can I develop
such interface, I will do it in php and mysql, but I need a little guidance
with the way to do it I just can't figure out how ...
Thank you
Ricardo Fitzgerald
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From:
Axis Computers wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if this is possible to in PHP ... I am developing an
application for a pizza place, where touch typing interface is much faster
than using the mouse, so I was wondering if I can develop an interface with
a calculator style keypad, and the codes
I was wondering if this is possible to in PHP ... I am developing an
application for a pizza place, where touch typing interface is much faster
than using the mouse, so I was wondering if I can develop an interface
with
a calculator style keypad, and the codes entered (using something like
I was wondering if this is possible to in PHP ... I am developing an
application for a pizza place, where touch typing interface is much
faster
than using the mouse, so I was wondering if I can develop an interface
with
a calculator style keypad, and the codes entered (using something like
Using javascript you can change the src of image. So you start with
blank image, and if onchange
event handler finds out the input field has two chars, changes the src
of the image to say show_image.php?id=input.value
Axis Computers wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if this is possible to in PHP ...
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