Don't complicate it...
Just enclose your list entries in ${entry} and use another page if you
want...
Or loop back to the same page and check
if(empty($id))
{show the first list... ${entry} ...}
else
{ show the second list}
""Sridhar Ranganathan"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Although it is probably easiest for you to manage this with php,
It makes more sense to me to write a script that is managed by cron (php if
you really want) that is executed on a regular basis w/out affecting any
users browser latency.
If each customer has to wait a little longer, you're going t
Hi Nick,
Of course it's possible. Anything is possible. Simply generate a simple PHP
script that will be executed from the command line which is called from a
cron. The PHP script would simple delete any records where (current date) -
(your date_added) >= 90 days.
On the other hand, on the shopp
At 11:31 PM 2/24/01 -0500, Nicholas W. Miller wrote:
>I am developing a shopping cart style e-commerce web site. I have a
>table called carts that holds users' cart items ... so one user may
>have several entries in this table:
>
>++--+--+-+-+---
I am developing a shopping cart style e-commerce web site. I have a
table called carts that holds users' cart items ... so one user may
have several entries in this table:
++--+--+-+-+---+
| Field | Type | Null | Key | Default |
Hi
I have a list that is populated by a table. when an item is selected, i want
to show another list populated from antoehr table WITHOUT form submission.
possible?? i think this kinda mixes client side and server side does it
now?!
regards
sridhar ranganathan
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The the colon has special meaning.
Look up the OCI man page, specifically - look up the OCIBindByName
function.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.oci8.php
It may give you a hint for the use of the colon and it's use in positioning
bound variables.
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Without knowing your table structure and how
On Friday 23 February 2001 17:03, you wrote:
> I suppose the authors never concieved a replacement parameter for select
>
> specification.
>
> try:
> > $sql =3D "select foo, bar, rid from masterdata WHERE rid=3D:rid"
>
> You need to loose the colon ":" or place it to the right of a where cla
> use
Are you trying to tell Rudi Ahlers is possible to call php scripts from a
browse event ? The statement "form.submit()" belongs to JavaScript not to
php.
Can you imagine how boring is have to submit forms and reload pages every
time the user make changes on a drop down menu?
I know you're right
