Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP & Javascript

2007-04-19 Thread Mikael Grön
Yes, of course. Though, the security part of this should be in 'another.php' and focused on handling the incoming var from $_GET['UID']... On the JavaScript side of things, nothing but the client browser is vulnerable anyway. Mike Aleksandar Vojnovic skrev: And don't forget to add $thevari

Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP & Javascript

2007-04-18 Thread bedul
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Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP & Javascript

2007-04-18 Thread Aleksandar Vojnovic
And don't forget to add $thevariablecontainingthenumbertwo = intval($thevariablecontainingthenumbertwo); or stripslashes Mikael Grön wrote: Google! is your friend, but I acutally enjoy typing. :) Do something like this: window.location="another.php?UID=$the

Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP & Javascript

2007-04-18 Thread Alf Stockton
Mikael Grön wrote: Google! is your friend, but I acutally enjoy typing. :) Do something like this: window.location="another.php?UID=$thevariablecontainingthenumbertwo; ?>"; 


or something like that. :)
You know, PHP parses befor

Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP & Javascript

2007-04-18 Thread Mikael Grön
Google! is your friend, but I acutally enjoy typing. :) Do something like this: window.location="another.php?UID=$thevariablecontainingthenumbertwo; ?>"; 


or something like that. :)
You know, PHP parses before the browser gets t

RE: [PHP-WIN] PHP & Javascript

2007-04-18 Thread Bill Bolte
Google is your friend: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGGL,GGG L:2006-19,GGGL:en&q=javascript+querystring -Original Message- From: Alf Stockton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 8:05 AM To: php windows Subject: [PHP-WIN] PHP & Java

Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP/Javascript question

2005-01-25 Thread The Disguised Jedi
yes, PHP only runs on the server side. No php code is transferred to the client, nor can it be run by the client. the browser only displays the output of the PHP code that the server executed. On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 13:50:18 -0600 (CST), phpWalter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > If I wanted to d

Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP/Javascript question

2005-01-24 Thread phpWalter
> If I wanted to detect a users screen resolution, would I be better off > using PHP (if possible) or JavaScript? You have to use JS and have it report back to your server so your PHP can work with it. Simple! ;) Walter -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit:

Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP-> JavaScript

2001-09-27 Thread Chen Wei, Lian
Hi Sichta, it's impossible to do this, alternatively, u can put id as a hidden value of a form and submit to specified page. -- regards, chen wei (http://www.cw213.net) === Solutions Developer of Earth9.com === Thursday, Septemb

Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP/Javascript

2001-05-20 Thread Chris Sano
Mike is right - It's best to process everything on the server side and update the client side after everything has been updated (database, etc.) This requires some more coding (setting the drop boxes, text boxes to the same values that the user chose before "submitting"), but it's the safest way

RE: [PHP-WIN] PHP/Javascript

2001-05-19 Thread Mike Flynn
Good point. I personally do that every time -- I never rely on client-side script-produced values, I just use them for aesthetics -- so the user can see the changes right before their eyes before submitting. But if you say have 3 fields, A B and C where C is A*B, I will have PHP recalculate C

Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP/Javascript

2001-05-19 Thread Mike Flynn
You can do it either way. You can either have the user change values, then hit the "recalculate" or "update" button which calls the PHP script to update all values.. or you can use JavaScript to update some simple calculations immediately after the user makes any changes, but you still need to