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  1. Thanks for the responce, The tutorial seems to be pulling information from a database, rather than just having a php page whereby if you select a county, it will then echo some text, for example, <Drop Down Box> United States Then when the user selects United States it will produce this: echo ' you selected united states ' Is this possible? Thanks again!
  2. Hi anon, Thanks for the quick reply. I would like to have the page non refresh if possible, however whichever is easiest, although I'm not looking for a redirect, such as a javascript drop-down box redirect. Thanks!
  3. Hello phpfreaks, I'm trying to code a piece of script, whereby when someone selects their location, through a drop down box, it will print out another box with a city, for example <Drop Down Box> United States United Kingdom If United States is selected then echo another drop down box. Is someone able to help me? Thanks!
  4. Hello everyone, I'm really not sure where this questions goes, I thought I would try here for some possible help. Our website uses the é sign, such as café, however it prints out as é such as café What can we do to resolve this issue and allow it to use the é? Is this a problem with using the latest version of php ? Our server uses WHM which has been set to php5 (But surly you need to add the 5 on your php file name to make it work on php 5? such as index.php5) Anyway thanks in advance for any support!
  5. Hey all, recently i've been having some hazzle using a php script that uses / for my script directory, however as I am on a Windows server it has to be set to \ When I change the / to \ in MacromediaDreamweaverMX08 The text colour that was red will now be black, so therefore the script wont work right. Basically my code is :- define('PEAR_DIR', 'C:\Inetpub\vhosts\domain.com\httpdocs/libs/Pear/'); however I really need it to be straight forward to :- define('PEAR_DIR', 'C:\Inetpub\vhosts\domain.com\httpdocs\libs\Pear\'); notice how I want it to be \ ? How would I go about doing this, what do I need to add to the end of it to make it work, because the ' only works with / at the end.. I hope this makes somewhat sence.... Thanks!
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