I wrote a xsl stylesheet to do this.
takes the xml and whips it up, into a standard layout.
Don't believe I mentioned this but I might have at some point.
Register example:
formData formTitle=Register action=/ method=post
captionThank you for Registering!/caption
fields
On Monday 07 November 2005 10:24, the author bruce contributed to the
dialogue on-
[PHP] form question??:
hi...
a while ago, i saw an app that allowed the user to create a form, based on
various fields, and to setup/create the database schema to create the form.
the app provided the user
HI Mike et al,,,
That was it! Thanks. Don't know how I missed that G So next question!
How can I tell my program that I want only postive numbers inputed? ie no
letters or neg numbers.
Thanks
JIM
On Monday 11 November 2002 19:57, Ford, Mike [LSS] wrote:
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From: Jim Hatridge [mailto:hatridge;fecundswamp.net]
Sent: 11 November 2002 16:27
looking at the code below. It works and I get what I want on
the screen. BUT
it leaves a gap between the top lines and where the table
starts equal to the
size of the table,
Hi,
Tuesday, November 12, 2002, 2:27:10 AM, you wrote:
JH HI all...
JH looking at the code below. It works and I get what I want on the screen. BUT
JH it leaves a gap between the top lines and where the table starts equal to the
JH size of the table, ie if the table is 5 lines long the gap is
Try this
SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript
!--
function ClearLevelListForm()
{
for (var i=0;idocument.LevelListForm.elements['rgItems[]'].length;i++)
{
if (document.LevelListForm.elements['rgItems[]'][i].checked == true)
{
alert(document.LevelListForm.elements['rgItems[]'][i].value);
Thanks, but same problem.
alert() will give me the correct values, but it is still not unchecking the
boxes.
Strange, it obviously sees them as the statement
if (document.LevelListForm.elements['rgItems[]'][i].checked == true)
is correctly found for every checked box, but it just can't seem to
Just let the browser cache it.
On Thu, 10 Jan 2002 16:30:01 -0400, Lerp wrote:
Hi there, how do I keep values in a form if the user has to go back
and fill
in some missing fields?
Thx Joe :)
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keep the data in a variable and do something like
INPUT TYPE=text NAME=name VALUE=?php print($name); ?
on 1/10/02 1:30 PM, Lerp at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there, how do I keep values in a form if the user has to go back and fill
in some missing fields?
Thx Joe :)
-- mike
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From: Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 1:39 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Form Question
Just let the browser cache it.
On Thu, 10 Jan 2002 16:30:01 -0400, Lerp wrote:
Hi there, how do I keep values in a form
I've noticed on some web pages that when the back button is pressed the data
in the fields is still there and sometimes it isnt. I would expect this with
a password field but why does it only save the data sometimes?
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Julie Meloni has a really nice tutorial on the at
http://www.thickbook.com
Look for the one on custom error messages.
Miles Thompson
At 08:54 PM 1/10/2002 +, LaserJetter wrote:
I've noticed on some web pages that when the back button is pressed the data
in the fields is still there and
Chip,
I read all of the posts regarding this topic that I could find, and just
*had* to reply.
(Take the TIME to look at this. It is about the most Efficient, Powerful
way I know of)
Do this!
__
?php
//If the hidden variable ACTION ==
well all of the entries are passed via post or get to your form handler
(obviously). So just pass them back when you re-call the form.
then put in
input type=text name=firstname value=?=$firstname? in the form
or something like that anyway.
- seb
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From: Chip
I got that but the passing back I'm having a problem with. This is waht I
got:
if ($T3==){header (Location: new_narrative.php?FilledName=No);}
How do I change this to include a Post?
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well all of the
ariable1=hellovariable2=goodbye);}
etc etc
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From: Chip Landwehr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 October 2001 21:03
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Form Question
I got that but the passing back I'm having a problem with. This is waht I
got:
Chip Landwehr wrote:
I can't do that because the form is to big and there is a limit to how much
data you can send via the URL bar. Any other ideas?
Use cookies.
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Why not just post to the same script, then you don't have to worry about
this?
Hth,
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I can't do that because the form is to big and there is a limit to how
much
data you can send via the URL
On Sun, 21 Oct 2001, Chip Landwehr wrote:
if ($T3==){header (Location: new_narrative.php?FilledName=No);}
How do I change this to include a Post?
You can put it back on as a query string (kinda dirty, but you can't POST
it back).
?php
$myQueryString = FilledName=No;
while(
.
jack
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From: Christopher William Wesley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2001 6:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Chip Landwehr
Subject: Re: [PHP] Form Question
On Sun, 21 Oct 2001, Chip Landwehr wrote:
if ($T3==){header (Location: new_narrative.php
For me, using FastTemplate calling back the same script is the best idea.
Using flags, you can have a different response by using a different
template, yet retain all the POST data.
HTH,
At 03:49 AM 10/22/2001, Chip Landwehr wrote:
I got a form that a user fills out. When they hit submit
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