thanks, Steve
I'll have to work through your example. And thanks so much for pointing me to
xAjax -- I'll look it over.
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From: Steve Manes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: NYPHP Talk
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2008 8:36:28 PM
Subject: Re: [nyphp-talk] javascript calling php
Not to discourage you from using xAjax, which I've seen put to fine use, it
seems to me like you're adding Javascript where PHP would do the job just
fine, all by itself. Assuming that your anchor element is really going to
direct the user off the page, you might do well to implement something like
thanks, Mike and Ken
first off, I'm not using a form (so no POST); the link is in an anchor tag. I
could put a form around it, but that seems to me making a simple link complex.
I want to run this php code when the link is clicked
$webpage="";
$link_clicked="";
Function capture_click($webp
Susan Shemin wrote:
Anyway, Ajax is usually used to open an external file into a div, and it
uses a form to send the request. What I want to do is trigger a php
script to run when someone clicks a certain anchor URL. I guess you
would call it my own stats attempt. So I have no form, and noth
At 11:20 PM 2/18/2008, Susan Shemin wrote:
My quick fix didn't work because it put entries into the database as
the page loaded -- but they were there...
Anyway, Ajax is usually used to open an external file into a div,
and it uses a form to send the request. What I want to do is
trigger a p
My quick fix didn't work because it put entries into the database as the page
loaded -- but they were there...
Anyway, Ajax is usually used to open an external file into a div, and it uses a
form to send the request. What I want to do is trigger a php script to run
when someone clicks a certai
Hi Jake,
> Not sure what the process is for getting an official meeting going,,,
> I'd still like to volunteer my time, I just need to know when.
Woops - missed this thread earlier.
We'd love to have you speak, thank you.
Our next available meeting is June - June 24th to be exact.
If this work
Not sure what the process is for getting an official meeting going,,,
I'd still like to volunteer my time, I just need to know when.
- jake
On Feb 15, 2008 9:54 AM, Jake McGraw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Whoops, here is a link:
>
> jakemcgraw.com/javascript/jquery.pdf
>
> - jake
>
>
> On Fri,
I so wanted to avoid using Ajax only because my webpages are simple ones. I've
implemented Ajax on another website, and I'll just bring it over here. Or,
I'll might stay with the "you have an error" message in the status line,
because the function is working -- the data from the called functio
At 2:23 AM -0800 2/18/08, Susan Shemin wrote:
I want to use javascript onclick to call a php function. This code
works, but puts a "done, with errors" in the status line in the file
when loaded, which I do not want. (I've done some error testing and
isolation, and found the onclick is what is
Susan Shemin wrote:
I want to use javascript onclick to call a php function. This code
works, but puts a "done, with errors" in the status line in the file
when loaded, which I do not want. (I've done some error testing and
isolation, and found the onclick is what is causing the "errors"
mes
On Monday 18 Feb 2008 15:53:24 Susan Shemin wrote:
> I want to use javascript onclick to call a php function. This code works,
> but puts a "done, with errors" in the status line in the file when loaded,
> which I do not want. (I've done some error testing and isolation, and
> found the onclick i
I want to use javascript onclick to call a php function. This code works, but
puts a "done, with errors" in the status line in the file when loaded, which I
do not want. (I've done some error testing and isolation, and found the
onclick is what is causing the "errors" message.) Any ideas -- o
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