Finally, the e-commerce code I've been working on for the past few months
is about ready to fly. However, since I've been so close to it
(design, code, testing, etc), I might have missed something critical. Would
some in this group have time to go through it with a red
marking pen and give me s
I am putting the final touches on a section of my e-commerce site and am
having some problems with forms.
Picture this ... this section is comprised of several php scripts, one of
which is the forms module. The first module is the
splash page, which queries the shopper how to display the mercha
I'm into developing a shopping cart using PHP (naturally) and am running
into a little snag.
I need to be able to perform several tasks within the framework of a
construct:
1) Call a function from within the module;
2) Call an external PHP module (no return) with the contents of ALL
Folks, forget about the question of WinXP/Apache/MySQL/PHP. I found the
problem ... my brain was not connected to anything.
I'm up and running again.
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I was running Win98/PHP/MySQL with no problems. Now that I have upgraded to
WinXP, all I am greeted with is a blank
screen. Is there a versioning problem? If so, what releases of MySQL and
PHP are compatible with WinXP? Or, what
settings must be tweaked in each of the three which will allow it
This is what my screen looks like:
I want to order ...
description imagedropdown box @ 7.95 each = [text box]
containing 0-20
numerics
I had been contemplating using Java
For the following code blocks:
#-- top.php first program entered
session_start();
session_register ('trackingnumber');
if (IsSet($trackingnumber)){
print ("Issued session destroy because trackingnumber =
$trackingnumber");
session_destroy();
print ("trackingnum
d\\images\\arrow_red_down.jpg\" border=0>";
$theScreen .= " Bottom</a>";
$theScreen .= "</td>";
$outputCounter = 0;
} else {
//--
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Put on your thinking caps.
I need to open a popup window and display its contents. Since PHP doesn't
have that functionality, I am resorting to Javascript. The two will be used in
the following manner:
t to
introduce another layer of unnecessary complexity.
Thankx ... folks.
Bob Sears, Owner
WebWyshez
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Could someone please put down the three or four lines of code that will
dump all the variables for the above two objects?
Thanks,
Bob Sears
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open("PHP://stdin","r")
to get the stuff that is being passed via the method=get from the HTML
module. However, when I issue that command
and look at the contents of stdin, it's nothing. No data is being retrieved.
What am I doing wrong?
Bob Sears
Application Develope
I'm developing a reusable PHP hit counter. Is the following the correct way
to accomplish this function?
This HTML module is in one directory ...
You are the
visitor.
All the above does is calls counter.php with the application's name and
whether a trailer is desired. It is supposed
n
for the on-line portion, as what I'm doing presently is
creating the table maintenance routines.
Bob Sears
Application Developer/Programmer
Internet --> Mainframe, Unix/Aix, OS/JCL
HTML, PHP, Perl, Javascript, VBScript, VB, C, COBOL, C++, Fortran, RPG and
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h : $vlogo_width\n";
print "valink : $valink\n";
print "vdiscount : $vdiscount\n";
print "globals[vname]: $temp\n";
*/
$display_block = "$vactive";
$display_block .= "$vname";
$display_block .= "$vlogo"
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