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Before starting the data manipulation would be my choice. Beyond that, and without knowing anything about your code or what you are doing its impossible to be any more specific. ---------------------------------- Phil AKA Vacunita ---------------------------------- OS-ception: Running Linux on...

That's because you can't, javascript cannot on its own read content from other websites. You can use an <object> HTML tag to embed the RTF file into the website if you want, but not all browsers support this. The other option is to use a server side programming language to get the RTF from...

Where are you placing the function to set the visibility if the "Please wait" text exactly? If your complex data manipulations are holding up the javascript execution, then yes, nothing will happen until after its done. How are you performing these manipulations exactly? If using ajax, you...

This: var grupo= $('#grupo').val(); looks for an element with an id equal to "grupo", not a name. Your Select element does not have an id only a name. Try: echo "<select name=\"grupo\" id=\"grupo\" onchange=\"showname(this)\">"; ---------------------------------- Phil AKA Vacunita...

Since you cannot insert into multiple tables with a single Insert statement, you would need to run multiple Insert statements, each inserting into a specific table, and then as such, each statement knows exactly what table and column it will insert into. ----------------------------------...

Its probably simple, but has nothing to do with PHP. Subdomains are the sole control of the webserver not PHP. You would need use a server job/script outside of PHP, that generates such subdomains in the webserver's configuration file and points them to whatever it is you want to point them to...

Since your echoing out on the fly, it prevents you from checking whether there's a matching value or not. To maintain your logic you can add a control variable, and act on it after the foreach loop is done. $control_var=false; foreach($handout_array as $row){ if...

getdata is a function not a variable according to the Tanbulator FAQ as such it should be called as getdata(); With parenthesis. What happens if you do var tmp = table.getdata(); console.log(tmp); ---------------------------------- Phil AKA Vacunita ----------------------------------...

Doesn't look like an issue with your Javascript. To send data to a PHP process through ajax you need to specify a variable to attach the data to. Since you are not, my guess is your process.php PHP script is simply not receiving any data to save. You would need to figure out what variable...

<form name="myform" onsubmit="return checkTextAreas();"> <p><textarea id="textarea1"></textarea></p> <p><textarea id="textarea2"></textarea></p> <p><textarea id="textarea3"></textarea></p> <p><input name="submit" type="submit" value="submit" /></p> </form> <script type="text/javascript">...

Not the most optimized, but something like this works and can be used for future sections easily, by just changing the checkbox names. Though feherke's solution is more elegant. function updateTotal(e) { var form = this.form; countPersonal(); var val =...

A 1080p webcam and high quality Mic will be hard to get on an under $800 budget laptop. What you want simply isn't available on lower priced laptops. Any laptop running Windows 10 can Skype. The quality of the image is a different deal. Also of note, is that you having a 1080p camera will...

You can store serialized arrays in a mysql text field type. Serializing takes an array and turns it into a string you can store in a DB table. If using PHP for instance, you can call the serialize and unserialize functions to turn an array into a string you can store in a single table value...

1. I've had a few Explorer lockups, but that is par for the course with Windows, all versions. I see no real difference from when I was running windows 8, or 8.1 Or even XP, 98 etc... Explorer has always had sporadic lockups. 2. That's a glitch, which is documented and reported extensively...

It shouldn't happen. Some issue with the table aliases I would assume. Anyway, glad you got it sorted. ---------------------------------- Phil AKA Vacunita ---------------------------------- OS-ception: Running Linux on a Virtual Machine in Windows which itself is running in a Virtual...

It would appear your query is returning a false statement as such $a_query is boolean and not a result object that has a function named fetch_array to call, but is not triggering the die() statement. What happens if you echo out the error after the query call? $a_query = $conn->query('SELECT...

You can't. The contents of the object tag are displayed as is. While you can affect the object element itself, such as its background and border, the actual data content of the "object" element cannot be formatted outside of any format it itself contains. If its a straight text file, then it...

Just the third question is more PHP than JS. The other 2 do belong here. Do you have a further question about it? Of os, yes post in the PHP forum. As to how to process the JSON, there's several ways to do this. You can have your PHP code return HTML and just have Javascript insert it into an...

1. Probably yes, but without knowing what you are doing in the JS portion of your code to display the results its hard to say what can be done. You would need to have JS process the returned json and output the data however you need. 2. No. The Textbox has only one value. However, depending on...

That depends on how your server is set up. In Ubuntu normally the Apache directory is in something like /var/www/html/ That folder might contain an index.html file. This translates to something like xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/index.html as a url Apache can serve any folders and files in that location...