sure.
as long as logic comes before output you can output "file" content by using
header() and piping the file's content.
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From: "Gurudatta Raut" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 8:24 AM
Subject: Re: [php-li
Is it possible to submit a form without page refresh
and get the returned page as an object or stream ?
sorry for being a newbie but with above possibility we
can AJAX better.
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Hey Patrick,
Thanks for your help on the form submit. It's working perfectly now.
Wes
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in this case the code gets not executed at all. look out for comments or
includes
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From: "viewcharts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 9:34 PM
Subject: [php-list] Re: Form submit
>> place a print_r($_REQUEST) in front
> place a print_r($_REQUEST) in front of the switch{} - are you getting
> expected data?
I tried the print_r($_REQUEST) and nothing prints
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> For some reason the code isn't printing the stuff in the case
> statements.
place a print_r($_REQUEST) in front of the switch{} - are you getting
expected data?
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Thanks for the help,
For some reason the code isn't printing the stuff in the case
statements.
This is the code for the html
HTML:
This is the code for the php
PHP:
if (iss_array($_REQUEST['action']))
$action=current(array_keys($_REQUEST['action']));
else
$action='d
I don't understand. You decide which actions you want to perform.
you can link one button to more than one action.
>> switch ($action)
>> {
>> case 'chat':
>> perform_action_chat($_REQUEST);
>> break;
>> case 'default': // next
>> default
>> perform_action_default
Will this form post in the same page at the bottom or will it
overwrite the page, which is what I'm trying to avoid.
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