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Hello. I am using an iframe in my page to submit a form to so that it can upload a file - since you can't do this through the jquery ajax function. I have everything working, but I want to be able to hide the iframe and get the content … | |
I was not sure how to name this topic, and I also couldn't think of a term to search for to find the answer, so I apologize now if the answer is already on here. I have a form and this is the code: [CODE]<form action="http://wwtele.com/cgi-sys/formmail.pl" method="post" name="Contact" dir="ltr" lang="en"> … | |
Hello There! I am building a dynamic CSS document through PHP and was wondering if it is a big problem (for browsers or SEO or something) for me to leave *blank values* for some CSS attributes. If it is problematic, is it so much so that it is worth adding … | |
This question is more specific than general. I understand SQL a good amount, and understand JOINs and UNIONs etc, but I am having a real problem with a query I need. I have three tables: [CODE] ITEM: ITEM_ID ITEM_NAME WISH: ITEM_ID CUST_ID SELL: ITEM_ID CUST_ID [/CODE] What I need from … | |
Hello all! I am making a web application that allows someone to create a website through the various steps of the app. The system is based on templates, that a user picks and then chooses the content to go into it. I have all the info stored in a session … | |
Re: [CODE]<? //items is the checkbox //$curr is a string created designating the question $answers = $_POST['items']; if (count($answers) > 0) { // Loop through the answers, and for each answer assign the value to $a foreach($answers as $a): // Then make an array within the answers and $curr array and … | |
Hello, I have my site set up so that everything is done with AJAX requests to a script depending on what action is taken. If my script returns an error - such as the user is not allowed to take the action they tried to take - it returns an … | |
Hello, I am trying to figure out the best way to achieve a step-by-step wizard for the creation of a website. I would like for someone that does not know anything about creating websites to be able to go through this wizard and create a website, then at the end … | |
Hello, I am using a database class that I wrote for my project. I created a query variable that is accessible to the whole class, so that when you query the database, the class stores the query so you can use the other functions without telling it the query to … | |
Basically, I have a class that is used to add a note to the database and it links the note to a particular business. The for loop goes through all the notes (since you can have multiple for one business) and adds them to an array that is then returned. … | |
Hello, I have a bit of explaining to do so please bare with me. I am developing the backend of a site and it has a log in feature. I have separated all of the functions of the whole back end into classes: clients, users, ads, database, and security. I … | |
Hey, I have been working on a class to use for pagination and I ran into a problem. I have a function that sets the variables that I will need, then I access them in the other funtions. For some reason one of my functions can't access any of the … | |
Hey, This is probably a newbie question, but that is somewhat what I am to PHP. I need to create a two column table within a while statement. [CODE] <?php $letter = $data['letter']; $getCats = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM categories WHERE catName LIKE '$letter%' ORDER BY catName"); while ($cat = mysql_fetch_array($getCats)) … ![]() | |
Hello! I am creating a database driven site that is a directory of businesses. I have a page that displays the categories and a table full of categories in the mysql database. I have a while statement get the categories that start with a certain letter and echo them on … ![]() |
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