I assume by java you mean some permutation of javascript.
PHP runs server-side which means all the PHP processing is done before it
is sent to the client. What the client recieves has nothing to do with
PHP, that is all effectively "removed" ie parsed by the PHP engine. The
client just recieves HTML and javascript etc. The javascript the runs
"client-side" ie on the client, separate from the server and its PHP.
Long and short of it is that no, what the PHP does won't effect the
javascript. The only possibility is that in adding your database stuff you
somehow altered the javascript part of the code, or the html it refers to.
I'ld back track and check carefully if I was you.
Templates won't help directly, except that if you find one which does what
yuo want then obviously you know that will work. Personally, I prefer
writing my own stuff for my own needs.
HTH,
Tom
Tom Carter
Web Architect
roundcorners ltd.
On Fri, 4 May 2001, Jack Sasportas wrote:
> While working on some web sites which contain mouse over java, and then
> adding in some db stuff via php/mysql, the java seems to break.
> Is there something special I need to do to prevent that break?
> Is this a common problem?
> Does using templates get around that problem ?
>
> Thanks !
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