nsfer when an ActiveX object has
initialised.
Cheers - Neil Smith.
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] how do i send a request by pressing a button
You have a load of options but all depend on either frames, iframes or
url's or anything that has the ability to call a file from the server like
flas
at is more
complicated than an iron stick tends to break apart by
time. That's why Einstein (I think it was) once, sort of
said: Keep it simple, but not to simple.
-Original Message-
From: Luis Ferro
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11-6-03 17:56
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] how do i send a
To answer the question in the subject line: use the HTML construction FORM.
To answer the question in your mail body (below):
First do you want the user to be able to transmit this file
from the client side to the server, or do you just want to
create a new file on the server?
In order to creat
you don't need frames to do this with php. just have the form submit to the
current page. that'll reload the page and trigger the php. depending on how
big a script your talking this can be done very easily with minimal
distraction the user.
"Luis Ferro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[
You have a load of options but all depend on either frames, iframes or
url's or anything that has the ability to call a file from the server
like flash, java and the like... You need a technology that allows you
to transpose from the client-side - the browser - to the server side -
the php page
