Amazing... Still no reply...

It's been hours, I believe I can bump this.

Hello!

I'm trying to extract a php table to an excel file. There's only ONE bit of problem. My table has alternating colors for each row and, lets say once extracted my cells range from A1:G20 in...

Thanks Ardav! I managed to do it... =)
For reference's sake:

<style type="text/css">
div.main
{
position:absolute;
left:7px;
right:7px;
top:75px;

Ok I'll try to be as clear as possible with what I want, but for all I know the solution might be so damn simple... anw...

I have a picture, alright.. usual way of putting it:


<table><tr><td>...

oh forgot to include:

function Inint_AJAX()
{
try { return new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP"); } catch(e) {}
try { return new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"); } catch(e) {}
try {...

OMG okay I did it THANK U!
For reference use:

<select name='company' onChange="function_name('someID', 'session')">
...
...
</select>

function function_name(src, str)
{

Is there any way to do this? I have multiple drop down lists and depending on which drop down is selected I want it to unset some sessions. Do I need to use AJAX for this?

Hmmm.... I guess that can work huh... thanks dude! =)
case closed!

Okay idk if it's possible but I want one of my fields to have 000 as a default value and to maintain this value whenever called for. Like if I use PHP to run a query that asks for that field I want...

Okay it's solved... thank u! =D

Damn it worked... but now it messed up the other parts of the codes... I'll try to fix it and get back to you. Thanks alot though.. =)
Appreciate the help.

Okay I hope my title is not confusing. I have two checkboxes names Delete[] and Update[] followed by a textbox named Name[]. When I tick checkbox Delete[] and click Submit, I ran a query to delete...

I'm sorry! please ignore me... A lot of times I asked questions too fast before figuring it out... Great help! thanks for the codes!

Ok, forget it... I solved it...

Ok so I have two separate AJAX function that I want to combine but have no idea how. The first 2 files are to call up a table with cells in the form of text-boxes, and the last 2 files are linked...

Ok so here's a part of the php file I'm using. There's already a toggle_it() function to show/hide rows, tables, anything. But now what I want to do is when the user clicks the link "add more", I...

Awsome! perfect... thank you so much! =)

Woot! you're awesome, thank you!
I just realized that putting a space there is counted as an input... where can I use the striplashes thingy?

Well you see, I'm not really sure how but I'm guessing I can cut the code below by about 70% of its length if I can turn the "mandatory fields" into an array. Anyone care to help? Thank you so much...

Hey thanks alot dude! I shall mark this a solved! =)

Mmm.. Actually one client will have 3 Environments named Production, Test, and DR... and each Environment can have many Systems... e.g. Client 1 Production sys 1, Client 1 Production sys 2, etc..
...

Okay, maybe I'm not clear enough and I apologize...

I want to make a form where user can input the information they want to add into the database... i need to use the mysql_insert_id() because of...

Hello,

I've read on how to insert properly into two linked tables using mysql_insert_id() function from: ...

Hello! Thank you so much for helping me again... But I definitely got something wrong with the codes.. Can't get it to work... Instead of:

Country: [===select country===|v|] Client: [===select...

Hello it's me again!

So I've managed to create 4 linked drop down boxes like:

Country : [===Country===|v|]
Client : [===Client===|v|]
Environment : [===Environment===|v|]
System:...

Okay guys thanks alot alot alot for the helps... I got it working real good... lemme show u:

country_dropdown.php:

<?
echo "<form name=sel>\n";

echo "Country : <font...

Omg someone gave me a link and i managed to do the first two dropdown lists!! Let me show u guys:

country_dropdown.php

<?
echo "<form name=sel>\n";
echo "Country : <font...

Oh my thank u so much! This looks good but I'm not even sure what to do with it.. =S
Hmm, if it's okay with you, is it okay to go more in depth with the first two lists I need? the select country...

If that's the case, do you have any suggestions of how I can just stick with using PHP (which is hard enough for me)?
Maybe with using submit buttons and next and back buttons? =S

Hello,

I have a MySQL database and I'm trying to make a dropdown list using PHP based on the value stored in my DB.

So far I have this (copied, pasted, and edited from another forum):

<form...