titan21

I didn't look into this in too much detail but am thinking this may help... http://www.peej.co.uk/projects/phphttpdigest.html

You'll need to this with Javascript or if you're feeling brave AJAX - I'd stick with Javascript to begin with tho!

I don't want to say that I am 100% sure but I don't think this is possible. PHP is an interpreted language so it is never compiled, (Please - anyone correct me if I am wrong!) You could however, create a script using PHP on the command line to execute the script. You running Windows/*nix?

Not sure I am totally understanding you but you could amend your SQL to include "LIMIT 1" so that it only returns one record. P.S - I think this thread needs to be moved to SQL Help - but I'm not sure how to do that!

If you absolutely need to splice your pHP with your HTML, then place ob_start() as the first line of PHP code, above your HTML DOCTYPEs etc and then the last statement, after everything else, should be ob_flush().

Ha ha! I obviously wasn't paying attention - yeh AbraCadaver is right - u don't need that HTML!

without seeing the code - can u not run the function to generate the <p> and then immediately afterwards run the [] function?

Try ob_start() and ob_flush() - this will stop anything being sent to the browser before the request completes http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/function.ob-start.php

It won't show up in the source since it's the DOM that is being manipulated - not the source. That said, you can still access the element as normal through Javascript. I've attached two files for general_particulars2.php and vessal_of_owner.php with some slight amendments. Basically when "imono2"'s value changes you will see an alert showing the value which shows that "imono2" can still be accessed. If you use Chrome - you can use that to see what has been generated after an AJAX call. Firebug in Firefox does the same thing. [attachment deleted by admin]

So changing that to "imono" should hopefully fix the issue? Or is there more?

No worries - I've been asleep too!! Okay - first thing I noticed is that in "general_particulars2.php", you are trying to set the InnerHTML of an element called "imono" but I couldn't see this in your markup? I get an error stating that the Javascript is trying to set the property of a null object. Which element are you trying to alter?

One last thing to be a pain - can u send me some sample data? Make sure u hide email addresses and anything else u deem as sensitive? Coudl you send this as SQL? (As opposed to CSV etc)

Did u amend the Javascript as I mentioned? Just one thing - when I mention "url" - I obviously mean that you substitute this with wherever add_comment.php is located.

Um - hopefully this will help: 1. In your AJAX, you have used: ajax.open("POST", data); it should be: ajax.open("POST", url); also you have used: ajax.send(null) when it should be: ajax.send(data) You should be sending data when it;s a POST with ajax.send Wanna try that and let me know how you get on?

Are you getting Javascript errors? Using Firebug in Firefox or Chrome may be able to help?

Hopefully I am understanding this a little more - is "inono" a <select> element? In which case - the root <select> element is not being replaced, only the contents between <select> and </select> is being replaced. Could you try surrounding that entire area with a <div> and use that to change the contents? If you attach all the relevant files - I'll test it on my server and let you know what I find out - easiest way I think!

Can you output the result of print_r($_POST) This will check if anything is actually being POST'ed.

Oh - u did!

No worries - could you mark this thread as solved as a favour?

No problem! Bit difficult since I'm not there to help - but we'll get there (I hope!)

You need to put them in quotes: $_POST['id'] etc...

Okay - still a little confused about what it is you are trying to achieve - can you post contents of vessal_of_owner.php?

Okay - can you clear your cookies and reload the page? Also - can you check that the session directory is writeable by the web server?

Try <?php $id = "123456789"; $pass = "bach"; $query = "DELETE FROM my_form WHERE member = ('$id') && password = ('$pass')"; $result = mysql_query($query); $affected = mysql_affected_rows(); if($affected == 0) { //nothing was deleted } else { //something was deleted } ?>

Okay - first order of business is sorting out the session errors. Does the path /home/a3443899/temporary/sessions/ exist on your server? If so, is there anything in there? I know this doesn't seem to be related to your initial issue, but sorting out other errors usually results in shedding light on your original query.