The reason why I don't want anyone adding more than 250 fields is
because if they were to go over that amount, 251 and so on would not
get entered into the mysql db. I know some people will probablly be
thinking, why would I have such a large table? Well I don't really
want to go into that and tha
How would I create a cap to put on the counter, so it doesn't go
higher than 250? Thanks
On Jan 28, 2:10 pm, Gorkfu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well the error had nothing to do with the javascript, I checked it in
> the lint. The php was causing the problem... It seems to be an issue
> with usin
Well the error had nothing to do with the javascript, I checked it in
the lint. The php was causing the problem... It seems to be an issue
with using OOP style php for what I wanted to do. I'll either have to
recode that portion in procedural style or figure something else out.
Thanks again, Charl
Gorkfu wrote:
: Thanks, Charles this code helps a lot. I understand how it works.
You're welcome.
: However its giving me one parse error with the line with a single
: double quote as showen below. Is it possible to combine the 2 lines
: below or escape the double quote?
:
: --- Code ---
Thanks Charles, that code helps a lot. From reading it over I
understand how it works, However, it's giving me one parse error on
the line with a single double quote. Is it possible to combine the 2
lines below or escape the quote somehow... I'm not familiar with
escaping javascript like in php.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: Is it possible to auto increment the value on a variable that will be
: appended?
Yes. We would need to use a closure to preserve the value of the
counter between clicks. The function in the $(document).ready section
can act as the closure.
: For example the bot
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