this is my first post, so please bear with me. I'm developing a Mayan Oracle based on PHP and MySQL. the program and database work perfectly, and do all I want them to. however, the thing has a graphical interface that I built using Macromedia Fireworks and Dreamweaver, with some images chaning along with other things, and this is the part that's faulty.
the program checks whether a form has been filled. if not, it displays the form. if it has, it then validates, and on a false shows the form again. on a true, it does lots of processing and MySQL checking, and then shows the output page. both form pages along with the output page are included as different files to facilitate graphical edition. all the snippets of actual human language are included in another external file, to facilitate addition of languages. the form pages are both one page, form.php, which distinguishes between first and second filling in case of invalid data. the output page is called canvas.php, and right now I have canvas.php as completely static, and canvas2.php with all the coding needed to display properly. the main program, 01.php, does not send the client any code in itself (just the included files in their entirety, alone). THE PROBLEM: when I load the canvas.php page independently in Firefox/Mozilla/Netscape and Explorer it displays perfectly. the problem comes when I load this file through 01.php, and then it gets rumbled up. I've seen this on most computers with Firefox/Mozilla/netscape, and not on Explorer. what the hell? any hel would be welcome. I have http://200.39.201.43/hideout/project/final/01.php pointing to the static canvas.php and http://200.39.201.43/hideout/project/final/02.php pointing to the dynamic canvas2.php if you can sort this out I'll be eternally grateful. I'll post the programs on request - they're quite large for mailing. thanks in advance, 3mip1s4la The Official Dream Theater Site - http://www.dreamtheater.net/ ___________________________________________________________ Get your own Web-based E-mail Service at http://www.zzn.com -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
