jonathanroy

PHP is not a language you can use to modify a page's content after it has been loaded on the client side. To do this you might want to try AJAX but i'm no real expert with it. Otherwise, you could figure out something with an iframe where you would …

Your javascript seems good but do you have something like this in your html form? [CODE]<form action="submit.html" onsubmit="validate_form()">...</form>[/CODE] If your function returns true then the form will be submitted and the user redirected to submit.html. Else (if the function returns false) the user will stay on the page and the …

I believe the same. Otherwise, yes always use: [CODE]$_SESSION['usedmemory'][/CODE] or [CODE]$_SESSION["usedmemory"][/CODE]

Have you tried putting "http://" before the address? [CODE]window.location = 'http://www.google.com';[/CODE] This should work.

Hi everyone and thank you for helping me... again :icon_neutral: I am trying to perform a MATCH AGAINST sql query on one of my table called "what". [ICODE]id (int 11) PRIMARY org-id (int 11) keyword (varchar 100) FULLTEXT bid (DECIMAL 4,2)[/ICODE] I want to perform a search on the column …

Hi, I am looking for the best solution to my situation: - I have businesses listed in a MySQL table. - Each business can bid on up to 10 keywords (different prices for different keywords). A user inputs a keyword and then I must find a way to query my …

Yes you can do [CODE]<?php eval($Variable_Holding_PHP_code); ?>[/CODE] But make sure you do this safely.