Re: [nyphp-talk] PHP Throwdown

2006-10-30 Thread Anthony Papillion
This does sound like a lot of fun. I'm definately going to join up. Thanks for the info.   -- Anthony Papillion Advanced Data Concepts, Inc Ph: (918) 926-0139 - Original Message - From: Joseph Crawford To: NYPHP Talk Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 4:21 PM Subject

[nyphp-talk] Passing parameters with the click of a button.

2006-10-30 Thread Ariel Kulkin
Problem Statement: With the click of a button, I need to open a new window (to capture "user referrals"), and pass to it a parameter that will be used to track the user id of the individual who originated those referrals.   I have no problems opening the window with the button click: I can't quite

Re: [nyphp-talk] Mysql question!

2006-10-30 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, Ben! Customer_Info is a table name. Thanks! ===Hello Paul ===    if exists(!Customer_Info)  //Here it doesn't work, error===Is 'Customer_Info' a constant?===Otherwise I dont see how this works, its not a function (), its not a variable $..I'm not ===big on OOPHP some if that is some

Re: [nyphp-talk] Processing, please wait logic flow question

2006-10-30 Thread inforequest
Cliff Hirsch cliff-at-pinestream.com |nyphp dev/internal group use| wrote: > Many web sites display a “processing please wait” page after > submitting an order, request, etc. and then display the final > confirmation page when it’s available. > > I’m confused by how that works. Does the server-s

Re: [nyphp-talk] Processing, please wait logic flow question

2006-10-30 Thread Dell Sala
Cliff, I believe the most common solution is to have the your processing script launch a sub-process to run in the background, and then return a response page that periodically refreshes (via javascript) to poll the server for some flag indicating that the process has completed. (Ex: check

Re: [nyphp-talk] Processing, please wait logic flow question

2006-10-30 Thread Dan Cech
Cliff Hirsch wrote: > Many web sites display a "processing please wait" page after submitting > an order, request, etc. and then display the final confirmation page > when it's available. > > I'm confused by how that works. Does the server-side script spit out a > "processing" page by flushing th

[nyphp-talk] Processing, please wait logic flow question

2006-10-30 Thread Cliff Hirsch
Many web sites display a “processing please wait” page after submitting an order, request, etc. and then display the final confirmation page when it’s available.   I’m confused by how that works. Does the server-side script spit out a “processing” page by flushing the output buffer and th

Re: [nyphp-talk] Mysql question!

2006-10-30 Thread David Mintz
On Mon, 30 Oct 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > class TableInfo >{ > function _construct()//A Constructor >{ This isn't a propos of your question, but that ain't a constructor. You need two leading underscores: function __construct() { } --- David Mintz http:

Re: [nyphp-talk] Mysql question!

2006-10-30 Thread Ben Sgro (sk)
Hello Paul       if exists(!Customer_Info)  //Here it doesn't work, error   Is 'Customer_Info' a constant? Otherwise I dont see how this works, its not a function (), its not a variable $..I'm not big on OOPHP some if that is some sorta construct ignore my message.   - Ben     ps:

Re: [nyphp-talk] Mysql question!

2006-10-30 Thread edward potter
The overhead of a table that you may not use is about zero. Why not just create the table and assume it's already there. That way you can forget the test all together. Just another crazy idea! :-) -ed On 10/30/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi, everybody! > > I want to

[nyphp-talk] Mysql question!

2006-10-30 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, everybody! I want to ask you all to help me out in solving my database question. Here is what I want to accomplish: I want to add my users, one by one, to my Mysql database via a registration form. When a user fills out a registration form, my script should gather all the information and add th