Hi Everyone, please excuse me if this post breaks protocols in any way,
since I'm new to this.
I've been running a php-nuke site for some time, but recently it started
acting funny. I made some changes to my php.ini, but discovered that
changes have no effect. Even if I delete the php.ini from
Wayne Khan wrote:
Hi all,
I am using Sokkit 3.5, and my parse errors are not showing up in the
browser. I'm sure its something to do with php.ini, and trust me I've
tried
changing it, but it still doesn't show the parse errors. The result is
that
I spent a lot of time looking for that extra (
Panos Laganakos wrote:
Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
i suppose you could use something ajax-style to do it. try usinga
javascript xmlhttprequest.
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JS is client side, while PHP is server side, so you can't handle XHTML
events with PHP
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Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
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Panos Laganakos wrote:
Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
Seen as PHP is a *serverside* language and JS is a *clientside* language
combined with the fact that DOM events (which includes XHTML/HTML
eve
Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
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