In javascript you can force the page to redirect to the same one
whenever he goes to someother page using back,this can be done using
javacript.history.back()
functions
Jarrett Meyer wrote:
Sorry, but to answer the original question, PHP cannot interact with the client
in this way. PHP reside
Hello,
on 04/03/2007 03:18 AM Gustav Wiberg said the following:
> I've been looking around for any PHP-based component (object) that
> supports gantt-charts. (like MS-project look-a-like but on the web)
> Is there anything like that out there? (I have found some projects on
> sourceforge, but with
Sorry, but to answer the original question, PHP cannot interact with the client
in this way. PHP resides with the server. Javascript resides with the client,
and even that is, at best, unreliable, since it can be turned off and/or not
work the same with all browsers.
You have to look for answer
Create a 'key' in the submission, something like...
Check that "form_start" does not already exist in the database, or, even better
that form_generation and form_user carries a unique key. Then check for a SQL
collision. That would be superior to a select and an insert.
Using linked relations
maybe you could just check the data base at the beginning of the
script for whatever you're adding
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Hi again Mike!
Thank you very much for your input. It is appreciated! :-)
Best regards
/Gustav Wiberg
-Original Message-
From: Mikael Grön [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 8:29 AM
To: ''php windows' (php-windows@lists.php.net)'
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Sessions?
Hi there!
Ok, thank you for your input. A thought: In my experience, sessions have very
little impact on the server how
ever long you set them to live. What is your experience in this field? (how
many users, session-variables and so on). I'm just curious! :-)
Best regards
/Gustav Wiberg
Yeah, same here. I've sent a report to [EMAIL PROTECTED] telling them
about it... Perhaps they have some 14yearold hacker wannabe there who
likes disrupting other peoples daily business.
Much like me in the old days. :-P
Mike
Bill Bolte skrev:
It is strange. The IP address from the header of
Hi again Gustav
We use the database model for most of our session driven sites. On one
of them we've got around 50-300 people online depending on what time it
is. On the others we don't have quite as much activity, but the server
load between them all is quite similar. There's no real differen
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