That only brings up the button, which requires a further click to get
to the paypal page Which I take it is effected by this line
form action=https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr; method=post
At present a click on the image (which is a button)
input type=image src=dppaypal.gif width=185
That only brings up the button, which requires a further click to
get
to the paypal page Which I take it is effected by this line
form action=https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr;
method=post
At present a click on the image (which is a button)
input type=image src=dppaypal.gif
Depends on the browser and the box model used. In one model the width of the
border includes the dimensions of the box while in the other it is outside
the width of the box. You can't please all browsers with the same setting
and I didn't want to get into a discussion of hacks to make it where the
At 04:13 PM 11/30/2003 +, you wrote:
. . . .
But this all raises another problem that I suspect has no solution.
If I open browser source, there - repeated as many times as I call the
file - is the form code. In that code - so that paypal can send
buyers to the download page - is the
Joseph, what you are trying to do would be much easier if you used a
server-side scripting language, whether it's php, ASP or Perl, then you can
do things in your script that the user can never see. For example your
download page could check the URL that it was being called from, and only
allow a
Tom,
That is invaluable; all I have to do now is understand it. I'll
settle to it a little later tonight.
Thanks,
Joseph
At 04:13 PM 11/30/2003 +, you wrote:
. . . .
But this all raises another problem that I suspect has no solution.
If I open browser source, there - repeated as
Bj,
You are right, of course. Now I have completed a task that was
planned to be finished in July (!) I will be trying to understand
php - though it is not the first thing in line ;-(.
In the meantime I will see if I can understand Tom's solution to get
me past this point. I look forward to
