When user login after 10 minutes without any activity,he will automatically log
out.How to PHP it?Can anyone give me idea?
Thanks!
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Doesn't this entire discussion belong on the Front-End list? It would
be nice if the PHP list actually had PHP based discussion.
Hans K
Michael Southwell wrote:
Rolan Yang wrote:
You could probably accomplish the same task without the use of AJAX,
by embedding the answer in the same page an
Rolan Yang wrote:
You could probably accomplish the same task without the use of AJAX, by
embedding the answer in the same page and using a rollover javascript to
swap out the image or text. Or you might even be able to avoid
javascript by using :hover and :active in css.
Sure; but this is an
Michael Southwell wrote:
My brain is fried; I need help with a simple AJAX demo. The intent is
to show the color of some wines upon mousing over their names.
You could probably accomplish the same task without the use of AJAX, by
embedding the answer in the same page and using a rollover javas
this may have no relevance at all, but don't u need the semi-colon for
the inline style declaration?
style="border:thin solid;" vs style="border:thin solid"
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 9:24 PM, Michael Southwell
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> Well, one more example of "asking for help reveals the answ
hmmm, i guess it's optional. Never mind! :-)
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 9:38 PM, Edward Potter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this may have no relevance at all, but don't u need the semi-colon for
> the inline style declaration?
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> style="border:thin solid;" vs style="border:thin solid"
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> On Wed,
Well, one more example of "asking for help reveals the answer",
in this case partially.
This revised code shows that the blanking out upon mouseout, where
I am using a variable id, works, but I'm still not getting the color
upon mouseover, whether I use a hardcoded id or a variable
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I would highly recommend you take a look at jQuery.
The problem with Ajax is one quote out of place and you're dead in the
water - you can spend way too much time debugging. Ajax kind of
operates in stealth mode, making it tricky to follow what's really
going on behind the scenes.
http://jquery.c
My brain is fried; I need help with a simple AJAX demo. The intent is to
show the color of some wines upon mousing over their names.
This correctly creates table rows with a name in the first cell and
the second cell blank with an id of "color1", "color2", etc. where the
color will (theoreticall
That did the trick, thanks. I was a troubled by applying what seemed
more global to individual elements, but every example I found did it
that way. I certainly never would've stumbled on "elementPrefixPath"
myself.
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 11:28 PM, Hans Kaspersetz
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