You'de be better off using the built in nl2br() function
(http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.nl2br.php) it'll have the same effect
as a it'll insert a br tag everwhere a newline character occurs. Where 2
newline characters occur it will produce brbr which in your HTML will
break your text in
Sounds like you'll have to use PHP to to first create the images. Then in
your output page just include some javascript to rotate the images. If you
have to you can use PHP to write the javascript.
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can you
Sounds like you might be trying to do things the hard way. Wouldn't it be
easier to simply set the table widths as a percentage rather than an exact
width in pixels?
Eg. width=50%
The above example will set the table width to 50% of the browser window
width. Or maybe you could use a bit of
?php header(Location: $csv_filename); ?
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You can say something like:
?$csv_filename= whatever.csv;?
script language=javascript
window.open(?=$csv_filename?,
target,
That's exactly what sessions are for, check out
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php for more info about using
sesions.
Hi,
I have a menu, where I would like to be able to store which link the user
last pressed. What is the best way of doing this? I thought about
sessions,
but is it
What you need to do is include the path to the file in relation to the file
that is including it, this can be an absolute path or a relative path.
Eg.
Assuming the file is located in /www/foo/htdocs/foo/index_test.php and the
include file is in /www/foo/htdocs/
Absolute path:
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