Re: [PHP] clear the page and continue

2005-07-04 Thread Marek Kilimajer

Fred wrote:

Outstanding James! A different approach to get a more flexible result.
Fred.


or document.getElementById(blah).style.display = 'none';

innerHTML is not supported by many browsers

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Re: [PHP] clear the page and continue

2005-07-04 Thread James

Fred wrote:

Outstanding James! A different approach to get a more flexible result.
Fred.


or document.getElementById(blah).style.display = 'none';



That would also work well.


innerHTML is not supported by many browsers



I wasn't aware of this, thanks!

Cheers,
James Relyea.

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Re: [PHP] clear the page and continue

2005-07-04 Thread Fred
OK that works as well. Thanks again.

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 Fred wrote:
 Outstanding James! A different approach to get a more flexible result.
 Fred.

 or document.getElementById(blah).style.display = 'none';


 That would also work well.

 innerHTML is not supported by many browsers


 I wasn't aware of this, thanks!

 Cheers,
 James Relyea. 

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Re: [PHP] clear the page and continue

2005-07-03 Thread James
Yes, you can use something like span id=blahSome stuff/span and use 
javascript to alter the element's value (the contents between the span 
tags).


document.getElementById(blah).innerHTML=some new stuff

Hope that is what you wanted,
James Relyea.

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I have managed using php to:
1/ send some html to the client requesting patience
2/ execute some external process
3/ send results to the client so it appears further down the same page

What I would like to do is:
1/ send some html to the client requesting patience
2/ execute some external process
3/ clear the clients page
4/ send results to the client so it appears as the only content on the 
page
but do it without loading a second page client side via javascript or 
whatever.


The reason for the same page is so that if the client bookmarks the 
results 4/, a new visit via the bookmark will start at 1/


Is possible?
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Re: [PHP] clear the page and continue

2005-07-03 Thread Fred
Outstanding James! A different approach to get a more flexible result.
Fred.

James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message 
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 Yes, you can use something like span id=blahSome stuff/span and use 
 javascript to alter the element's value (the contents between the span 
 tags).

 document.getElementById(blah).innerHTML=some new stuff

 Hope that is what you wanted,
 James Relyea.

 - Original Message - 
 From: Fred [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: php-general@lists.php.net
 Sent: Sunday, July 03, 2005 11:41 PM
 Subject: [PHP] clear the page and continue


I have managed using php to:
 1/ send some html to the client requesting patience
 2/ execute some external process
 3/ send results to the client so it appears further down the same page

 What I would like to do is:
 1/ send some html to the client requesting patience
 2/ execute some external process
 3/ clear the clients page
 4/ send results to the client so it appears as the only content on the 
 page
 but do it without loading a second page client side via javascript or 
 whatever.

 The reason for the same page is so that if the client bookmarks the 
 results 4/, a new visit via the bookmark will start at 1/

 Is possible?
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