Hi everyone, here's what I'm doing.
As of right now, I don't have anything implemented, but here's what I need to do.
I have a web page, with a drop down list of hotels, an input box for the users frequent hotel number, and a add button. At the bottom of the page is a update and continue button to move the user to the next page with more options.
What my boss wants is, when someone puts in a number, and clicks add, he wants it to take that number and put it below the box, all on the fly. I know I could do this through repeated sql insert querys, but I was wondering if I could just put them into an array, then update the database with one query after the user clicks the update and continue button at the bottom, to get them to the next page?
This sounds like something javascript can fix. If you can be a bit more precise "below the box" doesn't mean much. What box? Is it a big green box? Blue box? Box of boxes?
If you want "on the fly" then its javascript. For php to work, you'd have to send a request to the server, which would kill your "on the fly" part.
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