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'' );
I test this in Firefox and ie. I have no problem to execute this code.
Alejandro Michelin Salomon
Porto Alegre
Brasil.
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On Sat, Aug 05, 2006 at 08:27:25PM -0300, Jorge Godoy wrote:
> Paul M Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Here's an example: The user wants to enter a bill (accounts payable)
> > into the system. He first has to pick a vendor. Normally, this would
> > entail a PHP page that generates a PostgreS
If you take a peek at the CVS version of phpPgAdmin, you will see the
"autocomplete" functionality for foreign keyed columns when doing
"insert row" or "edit row". You can easily get started with that by
using the pagila database and trying to insert some data into
film_category.
$ cvs -d:pserver
Paul M Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm doing some massive (internal company) applications using PHP, which
> query extensive PostgreSQL tables. This is fine, but obviously it often
> requires multiple web pages to get something done. Supposedly, AJAX
> promises to make web pages more int
On Aug 5, 2006, at 3:42 PM, Paul M Foster wrote:
But from what I can see, it would require PostgreSQL bindings in
Javascript, and some way to pass the data back so that PHP could
use it.
No, you should be able to this all within PHP with a AJAX library.
99% of my ajax experience has been
Paul M Foster wrote:
> I'm doing some massive (internal company) applications using PHP, which
> query extensive PostgreSQL tables. This is fine, but obviously it often
> requires multiple web pages to get something done. Supposedly, AJAX
> promises to make web pages more interactive. But from what
The way to handle this is to make your ajax call PHP scripts which
handle your data and return your XML for the Javascript (or HTML).
AJAX makes HTTP requests, it does not talk directly to the database
server.
In essence to do what you're asking you would need a JavaScript
implementation
Paul M Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Here's an example: The user wants to enter a bill (accounts payable) into the
> system. He first has to pick a vendor. Normally, this would entail a PHP page
> that generates a PostgreSQL query. The user would then get a second page with
> various vendor
I'm doing some massive (internal company) applications using PHP, which
query extensive PostgreSQL tables. This is fine, but obviously it often
requires multiple web pages to get something done. Supposedly, AJAX
promises to make web pages more interactive. But from what I understand,
I'd have t
