Re: [PHP] Tips on print to screen debugging

2003-08-23 Thread John W. Holmes
Gloria L. McMillan wrote:

I have always had problems in cutting and pasting new forms off old ones.
Often the problem is in the communication that makes the form allow repliers
to view results on screen.  This is good to do with opinion polls to start
discussions.
I have a *terrible* time locating the source of the error.

Do experienced .php users have a method for finding errors in the print
to screen?
I will send the culprit .php file to anybody who is willing to look it over.
This is a pretty vague question. Provide some more detail as to the 
exact problem that you're having, post a bit of the relavant file, and 
the exact error message. :)

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Re: [PHP] Tips on print to screen debugging

2003-08-23 Thread Gloria L. McMillan
Here is the URL of the poll form.
http://dakotacom.net/~glomc/forms/CAT.html

When you do this poll it immiediately attempts to print to screen.
There's also a VIEW RESPONSES button so ppl don't have to
answer the poll to view reponses.  You can see now that there
is just a little jumble of letters at upper left of the screen.

Something is wrong in the .php file.

One member of this group gave a working routine to me to
choose among three select calls for the display.  Maybe that has
been corrupted by losing a letter or something.  I cut and paste
new forms off the old.

I am willing to send the .php file backchannel.  I have deleted the personal
addresses from it.
Thanks,

Gloria

John W. Holmes wrote:

 Gloria L. McMillan wrote:

  I have always had problems in cutting and pasting new forms off old ones.
  Often the problem is in the communication that makes the form allow repliers
  to view results on screen.  This is good to do with opinion polls to start
  discussions.
 
  I have a *terrible* time locating the source of the error.
 
  Do experienced .php users have a method for finding errors in the print
  to screen?
 
  I will send the culprit .php file to anybody who is willing to look it over.

 This is a pretty vague question. Provide some more detail as to the
 exact problem that you're having, post a bit of the relavant file, and
 the exact error message. :)

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Re: [PHP] Tips on print to screen debugging

2003-08-23 Thread Gloria L. McMillan
One other thing I noticed:

If you click source code, you get the input replies and the formatting.
None of it shows on screen where I want it, though.

Gloria


Gloria L. McMillan wrote:

 Here is the URL of the poll form.
 http://dakotacom.net/~glomc/forms/CAT.html

 When you do this poll it immiediately attempts to print to screen.
 There's also a VIEW RESPONSES button so ppl don't have to
 answer the poll to view reponses.  You can see now that there
 is just a little jumble of letters at upper left of the screen.

 Something is wrong in the .php file.

 One member of this group gave a working routine to me to
 choose among three select calls for the display.  Maybe that has
 been corrupted by losing a letter or something.  I cut and paste
 new forms off the old.

 I am willing to send the .php file backchannel.  I have deleted the personal
 addresses from it.
 Thanks,

 Gloria

 John W. Holmes wrote:

  Gloria L. McMillan wrote:
 
   I have always had problems in cutting and pasting new forms off old ones.
   Often the problem is in the communication that makes the form allow repliers
   to view results on screen.  This is good to do with opinion polls to start
   discussions.
  
   I have a *terrible* time locating the source of the error.
  
   Do experienced .php users have a method for finding errors in the print
   to screen?
  
   I will send the culprit .php file to anybody who is willing to look it over.
 
  This is a pretty vague question. Provide some more detail as to the
  exact problem that you're having, post a bit of the relavant file, and
  the exact error message. :)
 
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  ---John Holmes...
 
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Re: [PHP] Tips on print to screen debugging

2003-08-23 Thread John W. Holmes
Gloria L. McMillan wrote:

Here is the URL of the poll form.
http://dakotacom.net/~glomc/forms/CAT.html
When you do this poll it immiediately attempts to print to screen.
There's also a VIEW RESPONSES button so ppl don't have to
answer the poll to view reponses.  You can see now that there
is just a little jumble of letters at upper left of the screen.
I don't see this. Everything appears fine in Mozilla when I supply 
answers or if I just click on view responses...

Something is wrong in the .php file.
Or poor HTML that is not formatting correctly?

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Re: [PHP] Tips on print to screen debugging

2003-08-23 Thread Jim Lucas
it is your title tag.  You are missing the closing '' on the openning
title tag.

Fix that and see what happens

Jim Lucas
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Tips on print to screen debugging


 Here is the URL of the poll form.
 http://dakotacom.net/~glomc/forms/CAT.html

 When you do this poll it immiediately attempts to print to screen.
 There's also a VIEW RESPONSES button so ppl don't have to
 answer the poll to view reponses.  You can see now that there
 is just a little jumble of letters at upper left of the screen.

 Something is wrong in the .php file.

 One member of this group gave a working routine to me to
 choose among three select calls for the display.  Maybe that has
 been corrupted by losing a letter or something.  I cut and paste
 new forms off the old.

 I am willing to send the .php file backchannel.  I have deleted the
personal
 addresses from it.
 Thanks,

 Gloria

 John W. Holmes wrote:

  Gloria L. McMillan wrote:
 
   I have always had problems in cutting and pasting new forms off old
ones.
   Often the problem is in the communication that makes the form allow
repliers
   to view results on screen.  This is good to do with opinion polls to
start
   discussions.
  
   I have a *terrible* time locating the source of the error.
  
   Do experienced .php users have a method for finding errors in the
print
   to screen?
  
   I will send the culprit .php file to anybody who is willing to look it
over.
 
  This is a pretty vague question. Provide some more detail as to the
  exact problem that you're having, post a bit of the relavant file, and
  the exact error message. :)
 
  --
  ---John Holmes...
 
  Amazon Wishlist: www.amazon.com/o/registry/3BEXC84AB3A5E/
 
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