sam rumaizan wrote:
In PHP when you click on the menu text Update The Record the menu doesn’t open
it takes you to another page. But in HTML when you click on the menu text
Update The Record the menu dose open.
Update The Record
When you try the PHP version, do a "View Source" in
> It works with HTML without body
Technically, both html and body tag pairs are optional, but it make your
page clearer to understand when included.
First thing I'd suggest is NOT using echo. As far as I can see you have
no dynamic content being produced, so put the whole lot before the "
Hi
> In PHP when you click on the menu text Update The Record the menu doesnt
> open it takes you to another page. But in HTML when you click on the menu
> text Update The Record the menu dose open.
Clicking on the "Update the Record" link does the same for me in either
PHP/HTML versions. Tak
ing script -->
#menu1 {display:none; margin-left:20px}
Update The Record
Update the record
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bedul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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In PHP when you click on the menu text Update The Record the menu doesnt open
it takes you to another page. But in HTML when you click on the menu text
Update The Record the menu dose open.
Update The
Record
Niel Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Can some one explain to me
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> Can some one explain to me why this code (Sliding menus) works fine with HTML
> but it doesnt work with PHP?
Please define 'doesn't work', as it does exactly the same for me whether
PHP or HTML.
BTW hopefully a typo, but your example has no tag only the
closing one.
I also wouldn't spre
Can some one explain to me why this code (Sliding menus) works fine with HTML
but it doesnt work with PHP?
#menu1 {display:none; margin-left:20px}
Update The Record
Update the record
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Following the ChainedSelectors example, i've been able to populate fields
popup menu using a table selected from the database.
Now i want to populate more than one fields popup menus.This should enable
me select more than one field from the same table and pass them as variables
to be used in the n
You don't even have to document.write. You can just create a hidden variable
like you said and set that variable. such as:
then set that var after the value is retrieved from the prompt like so:
var name= prompt('');
document.frmTest.var1.value=name;
just another way of doing it. ;)
I figured out how to do what I wanted to do.
document.write the var to a hidden field in a form.. Thanks to everyone who
sent messages off the list! :-)
Craig Morrison wrote:
>
> Say I do this in JavaScript:
>
> var name = prompt("Please enter your name:", "Name");
>
> How do I access 'nam
Say I do this in JavaScript:
var name = prompt("Please enter your name:", "Name");
How do I access 'name' in PHP or can I?
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