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chained listboxes
I can't seem to find a working example of a dynamiclly generated php/ javascript listbox so I guess it would be useful to a lot of people, and will post the finished script so that others can use it. ( If u know otherwise please feel free to correct me) I will check my php code if u think that...- dongbamage
- Post #42
- Forum: Javascript
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chained listboxes
ok this is the code i'm using: <? include ('/files/home3/munchexpress/Includes/db_connect.php'); $sql="SELECT CategoryID, Name FROM categories WHERE CategoryParentID = 0 AND Name <>'Top'"; $result=mysql_query($sql) or die ("dead"); $mainselect = array(); while($row=mysql_fetch_assoc($result))...- dongbamage
- Post #40
- Forum: Javascript
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chained listboxes
ok I'm trying this but I get a parse error: unexpected $ on the last line: <? include ('db_connect.php'); $sql="SELECT CategoryID, Name FROM categories WHERE CategoryParentID = 0 AND Name <>'Top'"; $result=mysql_query($sql) or die ("dead"); $mainselect = array()...- dongbamage
- Post #38
- Forum: Javascript
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Script works on its own but not in my page
ok heres the view source version: <HTML> <HEAD> <style type="text/css"> <!-- body,td,th { border-color:#FFFF66; } body { background-image: url(/Images/blankpanelscrews.gif); color: #00CC66; } --> </style></HEAD> <TITLE>mysite.co.uk</TITLE> <BODY style="overflow-x:hidden;" > <P...- dongbamage
- Post #11
- Forum: Javascript
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chained listboxes
echo $option; echo '<option value="'; echo $option['value']; echo '">'; echo $option['text']; echo '</option>';- dongbamage
- Post #36
- Forum: Javascript
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chained listboxes
ok have tried that too, gives me: Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING in /files/home3/munchexpress/hhh.php on line 81 echo $option['value']; I can't see anything wrong with it, still confused :) Cheers Chessbot you...- dongbamage
- Post #35
- Forum: Javascript
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Script works on its own but not in my page
this gives me: this.form.links is null or not an object <? include_once("/files/home3/munchexpress/Includes/db_connect.php"); $arraycount=0; $counter++; $counter2=($counter+1); $counter3=($counter+2); $sql= "select StockID, Photo, StockName from stock"; $result = mysql_query($sql) or die...- dongbamage
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
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Script works on its own but not in my page
but it gives me this.form is null or not an object...- dongbamage
- Post #8
- Forum: Javascript
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Script works on its own but not in my page
ok so i am trying this: <? include_once("/files/home3/munchexpress/Includes/db_connect.php"); $arraycount=0; $counter++; $counter2=($counter+1); $counter3=($counter+2); $sql= "select StockID, Photo, StockName from stock"; $result = mysql_query($sql) or die ("dead")...- dongbamage
- Post #7
- Forum: Javascript
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Script works on its own but not in my page
ahah! its actually changing the other links in the page rather than the links i want to change document.links[0].href so how how can I make the above code work with just the links I want to change? I have tried: document.js_ad.links[0].href but that doesn't work...- dongbamage
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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chained listboxes
ok i've whittled it down to this line: Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING in /files/home3/munchexpress/hhh.php on line 79 echo '<option value="' . $option['value'] . '">' . $option['text'] . '</option>';- dongbamage
- Post #33
- Forum: Javascript
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Script works on its own but not in my page
The script works on its own but not in my page- dongbamage
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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Script works on its own but not in my page
Hi peeps, I made a little script that calls photo's from my MySQL db, then passes them from a PHP array to JS. The problem I'm having is although it works if run directly, when i add it to my mainpage, it doesn't work... Anyone got any ideas? Here's my code.. <? include_once $arraycount=0...- dongbamage
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- Forum: Javascript
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need your ecommerce advice!!!
www.nochex.com is a uk based Small Electronic Money Issuer and accepts credit card payments, and has APC (automatic payment confirmation so that u can check/decline payments, etc) I am still attempting to set up Paypals API refunds etc, its a pain!- dongbamage
- Post #14
- Forum: PHP
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Warning: fread(): SSL: fatal protocol
Hi guys I'm trying to use PEAR HTTP:Request, which requires Socket.php, URL.php and some other bits and pieces. The problem I'm having is when I run my code I get the following error: Warning: fread(): SSL: fatal protocol error in /files/home3/munchexpress/Includes/Net/Socket.php on line 262...- dongbamage
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- Forum: PHP
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chained listboxes
Nope! this still gives the same error: <? include ('/files/home3/munchexpress/Includes/db_connect.php'); $sql="SELECT CategoryID, Name FROM categories WHERE CategoryParentID = 0 AND Name <>'Top'"; $result=mysql_query($sql) or die ("dead"); $mainselect = array()...- dongbamage
- Post #31
- Forum: Javascript
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chained listboxes
Hi ok i changed that but now I'm getting: Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_SL, expecting ',' or ';' in /files/home3/munchexpress/Includes/chainedlistboxes.php on line 54 line 54 is: echo <<<END line 55 is function populate(mainsel) What does that strange <<<END command do?- dongbamage
- Post #29
- Forum: Javascript
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Unique Order Num in multiple DB columns
Hey man between you, me and Eric we have figured it out! I couldn't ask for more, thans for all your help guys!- dongbamage
- Post #10
- Forum: PHP
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Unique Order Num in multiple DB columns
hi eric, can u explain this in a little more depth pls? If you're using an autonumber field you should use LAST_INSERT_ID() after you insert the record, which is specific to your connection and guaranteed to work. I'm not using an autonumber for OrdNum... hmmmmm maybe I could use the...- dongbamage
- Post #8
- Forum: PHP
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Unique Order Num in multiple DB columns
Yep heres what I ended up using: <? include ('db_connect.php'); $sql="SELECT DISTINCT OrdNum FROM orders ORDER BY OrdNum DESC LIMIT 1"; echo $sql; $result = mysql_query($sql); if ( $result === FALSE ) { print "An Error occured while attempting to save your form"...- dongbamage
- Post #6
- Forum: PHP
