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 | Re: PHP SESSION Help Your code above doesn't actually include anything on your sessions? Theres just `session_start()`? because my guess at the minuete is that there is an error either writing into your session or echoing out of it. I need to see everything concerning the sessions to help on this. |
 | Well first you need: `<select name="city"><option>...</option></select>` and the PHP: $sql = "SELECT * FROM sellers WHERE city='".mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['city'])."'"; $res = mysql_query($sql); echo '<table> <tr><td>...</td></tr>' while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($res)){ echo "<tr><td>".$row['some_colmn']."</td><tr>"; } echo "</table>"; The above will generate a table populated with every row in the database with the selected city... :) |
 | Re: Frustration.... I'm professional now, and 100% of that comes from self-research. It is without doubt the best way to learn. > do research. If they still couldn't figure it out then I'd help them Ancient Dragon sounds exactly the same as my professor at oxford!!! The best years of my life, …  |
 | Here is a decent validation script to work from: http://www.javascript-coder.com/html-form/javascript-form-validation.phtml |
 | For an old project, I used this [JPowered](http://www.jpowered.com/graph_chart_collection/download.htm) Which does the graph work, all you have to do is echo some information into the script, it does all of the maths, and it works really well and easily  |
 | Right everyone, here's my problem. I have just paid £45 for a book on Qt, have had a nightmere getting it sorted, and finally I can build apps to this extent... I have an app, *test.pro*. I have built it using `qmake test.pro` -> `make` which works. I am using … |
 | phpMyAdmin export is the best and safest way to back anything up to be honest |
| | Going on your link, are you looking to do the *1940s, 1950s etc*, or the individual years and popups over at the bottom? The *1940s, 1950s etc* bit would be easy to set up, and so would individual dates, but placing them accross the images at an accurate distance would … |
 | So let me get this, you've written a HTML page with PHP inserting some content into it, and when you refresh the page it won't display? Would love to help but I cannot quite see where you are coming from... |
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 | The PHP date is when the server generates a date and sends it to the user for viewing. The only way to do this is by using Javascript: 1. Get Javascript to refresh the page 2. Get Javascript to just do the count down ([click here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1191865/code-for-a-simple-javascript-countdown-timer)) Feel free to PM … |
| | AHarrisGsy has started on the HTML, but you're going to have to use Javascript jQuery to get it to show onclick I'm afraid. |
| | I've tried to look into it for you, but just to confuse you even more, I have firefox and I cannot see any differance, so I cant fix it until i know what it should be like... It seems to be a fault occuring in both: First you need to … |
| | maybe and `<iframe>` such as: <html> <head> <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> <!-- function changeFrame(newPage){ document.getElementById('myframe').src = "results.php?category=" + newPage; } //--> </script> </head> <body> <div align="center"> <select id="menu"> <option id="category1" onClick="changeFrame(this.id)">Home</option> <option id="category2" onClick="changeFrame(this.id)">About</option> <option id="category3" onClick="changeFrame(this.id)">Contact</option> </span> <br><br> <iframe src="default.html" id="myframe"></iframe> </div> </body> </html> |
 | Diafol is right, Twitter bootstrap is brilliant, I have used it on many projects and it is really very good |
 | Just as a quick note I believe that your HTML locating the jQuery file should go as (Using the **http://** to locate the JQuery file: <script src"http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js"></script> Aside from that (and actually answering your question), we are still clueless to why this is happening, so I suggest testing to diagnose …  |
| | Hi all, Have had all too meany google refferals not to be a member here, and it seems a really good community with a brilliantly designed site!!! Can't wait to start learning Mattster |
| | When I started out, I used NVU. Its a good suite but a pain for coders. You really need the HTML and CSS first. You can do this with a text editor to really practice this the hard way if you want (but I would recomend and IDE). Try downloading … |
| | LastMitch is correct on both the css hover and the links. The reason they are not working as there is no `<a href="">` link, but as you are using a `div`, I would reccomend trying `<div style="" onclick="window.location='mypage.html'">` - otherwise you might have a nightmere with inserting an `<a>` |
| | I've had a go at fixing it, and Ive found the solution! try this css: #nav a { display: block; color: #474747; text-transform: none; font-size: 13px; text-decoration: none; background: none; padding-top: 15px; height: 20px; padding-bottom: 0px; padding-right: 15px; padding-left: 15px; } #nav { list-style: none; text-decoration: bold; margin-top: 30px; padding-right: … |
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| | I really like the purple, as its very iconic to daniweb, and nice one to dani for choosing it!!! Because it is just so iconic, I don't think any other colour would fit to be honest! |
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| | Hi all, We have just upgraded our btinternet router, and they gave me the old one to experiment with. The router is identical to [this one](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/71/BT_Home_Hub.JPG). A friend thinks a script would have to be written in C++. The router has all of its config stuff on a web interface, …  |
 | I agree with the others: its easier learning when you work it into an existing site... Personally, I learnt PHP through tampering with opensource projects. You definately need HTML, CSS and maybe JavaScript but jalpesh has named all the languages to make the best sites. I use XAMPP and its … |
 | Are you sure you can't use an IDE for this: as something vaguely like cnn.com provides a lot of problems for something like office. Word is by no means designed nor capable of working with html pages. Maybe try something like [NVU](http://net2.com/nvu/) which is a simple IDE that works nicely …  |
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| | Hi, I think the title is fairly self explanetary, what is the endorse system and how does it work *Sorry for dumb question- newbie here*  |
| | I think you've got a problem with the div's, as they are set to a width of 1300px, which extends off the page.. try using 1000px instead and then move the div's around abit (ie facts should be set to apprpx. top: 240px, right:600px; etc. mattster |
| | Hi all, Am building a WinAPI project in Code::blocks and MinGW. I Downloaded some opensource source code, and tried to compile the snippet haveing done nothing to it, and I get *Syntax Error on line 6* for the following code: IDR_MENU MENU DISCARDABLE {//BEGIN POPUP "File" {//BEGIN MENUITEM "New", IDM_NEW … |
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