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Feherke, Thank you for the contribution. I suppose the code is tested and I can just use it. Below is the getstock($sym) code. I think make a call to get all stocks at once will create too much delay that looks stalled. $d = date('j'); //day of month 1-31 $m = date('n'); //month 1-12 $y =...

Thanks, feherke. Would you provide a JSON example for this one?

feherke is absolute right. http://dbno.us/finance/ajindex.php?index=sp500

The synchronize version works. See http://dbno.us/finance/ajindex2.php?index=dji function loadXMLDoc(url,r) { if (window.XMLHttpRequest) {// code for IE7+, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest(); } else {// code for IE6, IE5 xmlhttp=new...

The following code doesn't replace the ? with data when running using call back function. But works when not using call back function. I would prefer not to use synchronize mode to avoid looking stalled when waiting. Can you help? URL: http://dbno.us/finance/ajindex.php?index=dji <?php function...

An example of getting stock quote of 'AA' every second would be nice. Last Trade: 14.90 Trade Time: xxxxxxxx

How do you get stock quote from the client side (javascript)? Here is the PHP (server side) version $file = fopen("http://finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.csv?s=IBM&f=noc1&ex=.csv", "r"); $stocks = fgetcsv($file);

Thanks. I am not sure you can include a remote php file. It would be a security issue if you can. I just found the answer I was looking for. $exurl ='http://ticketeddy.com/test/B.php'; if (!($contents = file_get_contents($exurl))) { echo 'Could not open remote URL.'; } else { echo...

Here is some additional information. A.php resides on http://a.com/, and B.php resides on http://b.com/.

I have a simple question which I do not know the answer. I have two programs: A.php and B.php. From within A.php I call B.php. B.php will return a random number. A.php will then write that random number into a file. My trouble is in passing the random number back into A.php. Help!

Thank you very much. Patrick

I copied an example from the web, but I can't get it to work. Here is the code. function CheckForm () { // ** START ** if (document.ClientInfo.x_terms_conditions != "agreed") { alert( "Please read the Terms and Conditions and agree to it." ); return false; } else return true ; //...