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I was being really lazy and didn't want to write one up myself, couldn't find one, and ended writing one up myself anyways. Hope this helps other lazy people.

In short you can't. But it's very easy to get the same confirmation that you would with a alert box. 1. Pass ID/Email of record along with the delete command, easiest to use a URL e.g.[PHP] <a href="confirm_delete.php?id=<idofemailrecord>">Delete Me</a>[/PHP] 2. On your confirm_delete.php page create two URLs yes or no …

[QUOTE=richie513;549233]Ok, done some looking and have some stats for you. These are the stats as of January 2008. PHP: 78, 735, 581 domains, 50.61% ASP: 55, 709, 926 domains, 35.81% It is clear to see which is the more popular. If you want to see the chart for these stats …

This should be fairly easy for you to do. We'll use a two page method as that's pretty easy to do. 1. Point your form at your soon to be created php script. You should have some like below in your form, method and action are the important part right …

[CODE]#!bin/bash mysql -u user --password=password << eof use mydatabase; SELECT version FROM versions WHERE versionid = 'LIST'; eof[/CODE] I'd like to get the value from the query into a variable. Any ideas how I could do that?