On Fri, Oct 03, 2003 at 11:27:25AM +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:
: I have tried using the methos you have mentioned. But it was not
: successful as the cell doesn't seem to be able to GET the COLOUR
: selected from the drop down menu. This is a small part of my code :
:
: <td bgcolor="$colour"> cell1 </td>
:
: &
: <select name="colour">
: <option value="#ff0000">Red</option>
: <option value="#dedede">Grey</option>
: <option value="#DCDCDC">white</option>
: <option value="#FFB6C1">Pink</option>
: <option value="#87CEEB">Blue</option>
: <option value="#FFFF00">Yellow</option>
: <option value="#AFEEEE">Cyan</option>
: </select>
:
: No matter which colour I select. The cell only stay at "black" colour.
: I wonder why?Need some help here.
If you're on a system that has global variables disabled, you must
switch to the superglobals.
<td bgcolor="$_GET['colour']"> cell1 </td>
or:
<td bgcolor="$_POST['colour']"> cell1 </td>
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