Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question

2004-09-19 Thread Pete Holsberg
On Sun, 19 Sep 2004, David Orlovich wrote:

 I think you're just missing some double quotes (which you have to 
 escape). How about something like this:
 
 echo tda href=\mailto:;, $row['Email'], \, $row['Email'], /a/td;
 
 Cheers, David.

Perfect!!!  Many thanks.

Pete

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[PHP-DB] HTML question

2004-09-18 Thread Pete Holsberg
I have a database that has an email field. I would like the
web page that is created dynamically from this database to
have a mailto:; link  for each email address but I don't
know what to put in the email field.

I tried replacing

echo td{$row['Email']}/td\n;

with

echo tda href=mailto:{$row['Email']}{$row['Email']}/a/td\n;

but that didn't work.

Thanks.

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Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question

2004-09-18 Thread David Orlovich
I think you're just missing some double quotes (which you have to 
escape). How about something like this:

echo tda href=\mailto:;, $row['Email'], \, $row['Email'], 
/a/td;

Cheers, David.
On 19/09/2004, at 3:31 PM, Pete Holsberg wrote:
I have a database that has an email field. I would like the
web page that is created dynamically from this database to
have a mailto:; link  for each email address but I don't
know what to put in the email field.
I tried replacing
echo td{$row['Email']}/td\n;
with
echo tda href=mailto:{$row['Email']}{$row['Email']}/a/td\n;
but that didn't work.
Thanks.
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[PHP-DB] HTML question

2001-07-10 Thread Ken Sommers

Hello, pure HTML server question:

images like (backgroundimage.jpg) stored on server at: /htdocs/www/img

util.showpic.html is stored at :   /htdocs/util/

How to use backgroundimage.jpg as background in util.showpic.html  ?


body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg 

does not work..
what if anything will work?

Thnaks 
Ken


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Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question

2001-07-10 Thread Tom Peck

Is /htdocs/  your web root?  If it isn't the browser loading up the page 
would not have access to /www/img/backgroundimage.jpg.  If it is - try 
removing the space after the .jpg in your body tag.

Tom


At 15:51 10/07/2001 -0700, you wrote:
Hello, pure HTML server question:

images like (backgroundimage.jpg) stored on server at: /htdocs/www/img

util.showpic.html is stored at :   /htdocs/util/

How to use backgroundimage.jpg as background in util.showpic.html  ?


body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg 

does not work..
what if anything will work?

Thnaks
Ken


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Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question

2001-07-10 Thread Ken Sommers

HI, thanks
not sure what the web root is.
first dir I see on FTP is  /  so is that the root?
and it contains a whole bunch of dirs including htdocs
htdocs contains dirs:  img (pics)   util (utility html pages)   www (main
html pages)

is there a way to refer to images in imgfrom html pages in  util AND www

I have things like  ../img/   not sure what that means.

thanks,
ken







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 Is /htdocs/  your web root?  If it isn't the browser loading up the page
 would not have access to /www/img/backgroundimage.jpg.  If it is - try
 removing the space after the .jpg in your body tag.

 Tom


 At 15:51 10/07/2001 -0700, you wrote:
 Hello, pure HTML server question:
 
 images like (backgroundimage.jpg) stored on server at: /htdocs/www/img
 
 util.showpic.html is stored at :   /htdocs/util/
 
 How to use backgroundimage.jpg as background in util.showpic.html  ?
 
 
 body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg 
 
 does not work..
 what if anything will work?
 
 Thnaks
 Ken
 
 
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Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question

2001-07-10 Thread Tom Peck

when you load up your web page in your browser, what folder do you see?  It 
is most likely the contents of the www/ folder.

If this is the case, then all of your files which you want accessible to 
the web (ie html and images) need to be somewhere under this.  Try putting 
both the background image and the html file in the www folder, then change 
your body tag to:  body background=backgroundimage.jpg   then load up 
the page.

If that works fine, and you want the images in a different folder, create a 
dir (eg. img ) coming off the www/  folder, then put the background image 
in there, and change your body tag to:

body background=/img/backgroundimage.jpg
or
body background=img/backgroundimage.jpg

If your html file was in the img/ directory, and the image was in the www/ 
folder, so it looks like this:

/www/img/file.html
/www/backgroundimage.jpg

then your body tag could be:

body background=../backgroundimage.jpg

the ../ just traverses down a directory.

If none of this makes sense to you, you should probably do some basic html 
tutorials or something :-)


Tom





At 16:19 10/07/2001 -0700, you wrote:
HI, thanks
not sure what the web root is.
first dir I see on FTP is  /  so is that the root?
and it contains a whole bunch of dirs including htdocs
htdocs contains dirs:  img (pics)   util (utility html pages)   www (main
html pages)

is there a way to refer to images in imgfrom html pages in  util AND www

I have things like  ../img/   not sure what that means.

thanks,
ken







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From: Tom Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question


  Is /htdocs/  your web root?  If it isn't the browser loading up the page
  would not have access to /www/img/backgroundimage.jpg.  If it is - try
  removing the space after the .jpg in your body tag.
 
  Tom
 
 
  At 15:51 10/07/2001 -0700, you wrote:
  Hello, pure HTML server question:
  
  images like (backgroundimage.jpg) stored on server at: /htdocs/www/img
  
  util.showpic.html is stored at :   /htdocs/util/
  
  How to use backgroundimage.jpg as background in util.showpic.html  ?
  
  
  body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg 
  
  does not work..
  what if anything will work?
  
  Thnaks
  Ken
  
  
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Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question

2001-07-10 Thread Ken Sommers

I Looked up the root..sorry
 it is DOCUMENT_ROOT ..  /htdocs/www
so I guess browsers think they are starting out at /htdocs/www  and can't go
below to get anything?
so if I have phtml pages at /htdocs/util/ like
www.util.consumergrapevine.org/showdatabases.php and images at
/htdocs/www/img can I use an image in /htdocs/www/img  as sa background imge
in a page located in dir  /htdocs/util/  ??
if so,what would be the body tag look like?
body background=/img/backgroundimage.jpg   ?
or should I move my /img/ dir somewhere else like maybe throw 'em in with
all the pages in /htdocs/www
?

thanks again,

Ken

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From: Tom Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 4:00 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question


 Is /htdocs/  your web root?  If it isn't the browser loading up the page
 would not have access to /www/img/backgroundimage.jpg.  If it is - try
 removing the space after the .jpg in your body tag look like?
body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg

 Tom


 At 15:51 10/07/2001 -0700, you wrote:
 Hello, pure HTML server question:
 
 images like (backgroundimage.jpg) stored on server at: /htdocs/www/img
 
 util.showpic.html is stored at :   /htdocs/util/
 
 How to use backgroundimage.jpg as background in util.showpic.html  ?
 
 
 body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg 
 
 does not work..
 what if anything will work?
 
 Thnaks
 Ken
 
 
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Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question

2001-07-10 Thread Tom Peck

The php file placed in your /util/ directory will not be accessible by the 
web..  everything you want accessible to the web has to be placed in the 
/www/  folder..  so place the php file in the /www/ folder (or /www/util/ 
if you like) and the images in the /www/img/ folder, and use the body tag:

body background=img/backgroundimage.jpg  (for /www/)
or
body background=/img/backgroundimage.jpg  (for /www/ and /www/util/)
or
body background=../img/backgroundimage.jpg  (for /www/util/)

Tom



At 16:38 10/07/2001 -0700, you wrote:
I Looked up the root..sorry
  it is DOCUMENT_ROOT ..  /htdocs/www
so I guess browsers think they are starting out at /htdocs/www  and can't go
below to get anything?
so if I have phtml pages at /htdocs/util/ like
www.util.consumergrapevine.org/showdatabases.php and images at
/htdocs/www/img can I use an image in /htdocs/www/img  as sa background imge
in a page located in dir  /htdocs/util/  ??
if so,what would be the body tag look like?
body background=/img/backgroundimage.jpg   ?
or should I move my /img/ dir somewhere else like maybe throw 'em in with
all the pages in /htdocs/www
?

thanks again,

Ken

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From: Tom Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 4:00 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question


  Is /htdocs/  your web root?  If it isn't the browser loading up the page
  would not have access to /www/img/backgroundimage.jpg.  If it is - try
  removing the space after the .jpg in your body tag look like?
 body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg
 
  Tom
 
 
  At 15:51 10/07/2001 -0700, you wrote:
  Hello, pure HTML server question:
  
  images like (backgroundimage.jpg) stored on server at: /htdocs/www/img
  
  util.showpic.html is stored at :   /htdocs/util/
  
  How to use backgroundimage.jpg as background in util.showpic.html  ?
  
  
  body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg 
  
  does not work..
  what if anything will work?
  
  Thnaks
  Ken
  
  
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Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question

2001-07-10 Thread Nick O'Reilly

to get to the img directory you need to go up one directory ( ../ ) and 
then into the img directory
body background=../img/backgroundimage.jpg
 hope that helps
 nick

At 04:38  10/07/01 -0700, Ken Sommers wrote:
I Looked up the root..sorry
  it is DOCUMENT_ROOT ..  /htdocs/www
so I guess browsers think they are starting out at /htdocs/www  and can't go
below to get anything?
so if I have phtml pages at /htdocs/util/ like
www.util.consumergrapevine.org/showdatabases.php and images at
/htdocs/www/img can I use an image in /htdocs/www/img  as sa background imge
in a page located in dir  /htdocs/util/  ??
if so,what would be the body tag look like?
body background=/img/backgroundimage.jpg   ?
or should I move my /img/ dir somewhere else like maybe throw 'em in with
all the pages in /htdocs/www
?

thanks again,

Ken

- Original Message -
From: Tom Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 4:00 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] HTML question


  Is /htdocs/  your web root?  If it isn't the browser loading up the page
  would not have access to /www/img/backgroundimage.jpg.  If it is - try
  removing the space after the .jpg in your body tag look like?
 body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg
 
  Tom
 
 
  At 15:51 10/07/2001 -0700, you wrote:
  Hello, pure HTML server question:
  
  images like (backgroundimage.jpg) stored on server at: /htdocs/www/img
  
  util.showpic.html is stored at :   /htdocs/util/
  
  How to use backgroundimage.jpg as background in util.showpic.html  ?
  
  
  body background=/www/img/backgroundimage.jpg 
  
  does not work..
  what if anything will work?
  
  Thnaks
  Ken
  
  
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