Hallu again rajeesh! SkyVValker had the same problem about limiting the display. His question was already answered here (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread165863.html) by DiGSGRL. :)

Cool. (Even if I didn't ask the question)

I always wondered how the check(ed)boxes are passed to the table.


But is it bad practice to create a separate table that holds the checked values for...

Use a dynamic and static salt combination?
Article from codeigniter -- but the concept is the same. (http://codeigniter.com/blog/P5/)

... I second the motion!

Installing php and apache separately might not be convenient for beginners. =)

How did you install PHP? Did you download a package (like XAMPP or EasyPHP) or did you just download the latest version of PHP?

Sadly, no. I just tried right now...

The only Javascript events that apply to the option elements are
1. onFocus (you have to click on it --- since your option tags open the page upon clicking,...

Eep! Are you working with that tutorial or looking for something else? The link I gave you is also a tutorial for that effect.

hehe... ok lang. =)

Link of the selected list...?

Do you want something like this (http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html)? (Hover on the left menu.)

The tutorial for doing that...

Try adding a title attribute to each option...

<select>
<option title="http://www.google.com">Google</option>
<option title="http://philippineonlinedirectory.com/aklan">Aklan</option>
</select>...

You don't have to reopen the php tags in a heredoc (heredoc is the EOT thing you're using).

So if $ad_row['url'] contains the url, you can just include it as you would any other variable in php:
...

Eep. I think that javascript is the only way to go.

PHP is (I don't know the formal term) but it only works when you 'submit' or 'send' the data. From experience, it's Javascript that handles...