Hi,
There is no "OnClick" function in PHP, but i would propose you to choose the simple solution consisting in making a small redirection script that would track the users before redirecting them to the file with the header function (acording to the file-type you offer to download)...
Ok, this is an example of code that returns all the mathing words (sorry but i did not check your part of the code) :<br><br> <?<br> $db = mysql_pconnect("host", "username"...
Compile PHP as CGI (ie, leave off --with-apache or --with-apxs and keep<br>all the other compile switches the same).<br><br>Then, simply add a line to your cron file using crontab -e (see man 5<br>crontab) like usual.<br><br>Don't forget to call php with the -q option to suppress HTTP...
Here it is :<br><br>$ip = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");<br><br>This command use an environement variable to get the visitor'ip. <p>Cédric CHERCHI<br><a href=mailto:pochacco@francemail.com>pochacco@francemail.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>PHP/MySQL<br>
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Allright, we will try to consider the problem with different points of view. You can treat this problem in several ways.<br><br>------------------------------------------------------------<br><br>First of all, you probably want to get the extension, so you need the only 3 last...
It's quite simple. You just have to create a little fonction (let's call iot 'playSound()') that you will call with anykind of action (onClick, onLoad, onUnload, etc.).<br><br>Here is a little piece of code that you can use :<br><br><script...
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