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Clicking a link makes a new request to the web server. Thats how the web works. If you want to change content without refreshing the entire page you will need to use Ajax.

You need to track wether of not the user is logged in, so no, html cannot do this. What is your issue with using php? It can easily serve static content if that's what you need.

Firstly, HTML is not a scripting language, it is a simple markup language. As for your questions, of course you can. Practically all web applications are made with a mix of client side scripting (JavaScript) and some server side language (ie; PHP).

Or, check out: http://proemframework.org/docs/signal-component.html Yes, I'm pimping my own framework, but it is a decent example of the concept.

You would likely want to validate this with JavaScript and PHP.

Sending email from one server and making it look like it has come from another mail server will usually end up with the email either going to trash, or not being excepted at all.

Have a look above the Post / Preview buttons.

Your going to need to post your current code. In tags please.

You don't select any field from the database called "filename".

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Makes no sense any other way.

Your form element names are different to that used in the php code.

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And where exactly is that code is relation to the javascript?

finished = <?php echo $somephpvar; ?>;

Can you post your php code?

It helps if you describe your problem.

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See preg_match.

You should use jQuery's ajax() method instead. It has a statusCode event which is prefect for this situation. See http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/

From memory IIS6 does not support url rewriting. You need at least IIS7.

Did you read my last two replies?

Cool. What is the problem?

Actually, looking at it again, there would be an unclosed <font> tag. Fix that and you should be golden. Better still, don't use font tags, they are pretty 1995.

My code should work fine. What do you see when you view the source of the page?