phpsupernoob4
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No I think your original answer was closer to what I wanted to do, I want the cell to have its current content removed and replaced with the load, I am still trying to get to grips with the link you sent but it is a bit above me. So far to make the words login I found the idea of <a href="javascript:;" onclick="document.FORM NAME.load();">Login</a> so then I can run the load script, to remove the current contents and replace it with the login.php form. How that code would look I have no idea yet, or how it is done
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"visibility: hidden hides the element, but it still takes up space in the layout." your link seems to contradict you... Instead of just throwing links at me, can someone actually help me so I can learn how to do this
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If I hide with CSS it will take up extra space as it would be text + form? Could someone provide code here and possibly explain, as I said I am new to this, I am attempting to learn javascript but I still have no idea how to make the text the variable to either load or unhide the form....
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Sorry I am very new to this, I still don't understand how I define the text as the variable? So that if it is clicked it does the load action? should it look something like this? <div id="login">Log in</div> <script> $("#login").load("login.php"); </script>
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Hi, I am essentially trying to add a welcome/logon part to my site. So as you can see the idea of this script is to welcome the customer, get them to sign in or register, however I would like when the person clicks on "Log in" for my login script to appear in this cell (so they dont leave the page), yet I am at a loss for how to do it!! Help please session_start(); if($_SESSION['username']) echo "Welcome $firstname"; else echo '<html>Welcome! <a href="/login.php">Log in</a> <br> Not an existing customer? <a href="/register.php">Sign up</a> </html>';