Adam
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Aaaaah! I see. Here's your problem: $list .= "<option value=\"{$child['id']}\""; Should be: $list .= "<option value=\"{$child['id']}\">"; A
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<?php while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc ($result)) { echo "<tr><td>" . $row['patient'] . "</td><td>" . $row['mrn'] . "</td><td>" .$row['billing_date'] . "</td><td>" . $row['billing_lvl'] . "</td><td>" . $row['dx1'] . ", " . $row['dx1'] . ", " . $row['dx2'] . ", " . $row['dx3'] . ", " . $row['dx4'] . ", " . $row['dx5'] . ", " . $row['dx6'] . ", " . $row['dx7'] . ", " . $row['dx8'] . ", "; echo "</tr>"; } ?> You're echoing $row['patient'] within the loop? A
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You can use "setInterval()" to run a function every 60 seconds... If you replace 'elements_id_here' with your input's ID in the code below, you will be able to return the value of it: var someInput = document.getElementById('elements_id_here').value; You'll then need to use AJAX (Google: "AJAX tutorial") to send those values to a PHP script 'in real time' kinda thing... Your PHP script will obviously receive the values, save them in a table such as 'drafts' or something, and your done! Will become a lot clearer when you understand AJAX.. A
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No joy :/ Cheers for helping me though! A
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Can't picture what you mean, but tried the link and got a 404! A
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When you connect through FTP, you should be brought into the root directory. Often there are several sub-directories such as (remember there are several common names for most of these).. - logs - htdocs - private "logs" will obviously contain logs, for things such as errors. "htdocs" is the web root. Everything beyond htdocs is technically accessible through a browser. "private" is kind of miscellaneous directory - store your private files in here (such as your db-connect.php file). You could use private (or whatever similar name yours has), or you could create your own, say "php"? As I said only files within htdocs are accessible through a browser, however in your PHP scripts you can still include files from the other directories. So assuming you're in your web root directory, you could use: include '../php/db-connect.php'; Which will still work no problems, but isn't accessible to anyone but you and your scripts! A
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Hah! I couldn't tell if they were jokes or not. Here's a similar article, but they are genuinely serious.. http://shelleytherepublican.com/2008/01/22/mysql-the-harpooned-dolphin.aspx A
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Forums aren't the easiest thing in the world to take off from scratch! Certainly helps to have a useful / informative / helpful website in front of it to attract users in the first place, and, to keep them coming back... Who wants to join a forum with no members?? The green theme you have on now, I'm not a big fan of. It's awkward on the eyes! ... As Maq said not much to critique. A
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http://jerryleecooper.com/ - be sure to read the comments!
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Add this meta tag to the <head> of the documents to stop search engines indexing them pages: <meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow" />
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[SOLVED] Cant upload mp3's with this script?
Adam replied to stevehart808's topic in PHP Coding Help
Try creating a .php file with only the text: <?php phpinfo(); ?> Then looking for the "upload_max_filesize" setting - check that's not lower than the size of your mp3's! A -
Save the file outside of your "htdocs" (or whatever you have on your server) directory.. that way it's inaccessible through the browser.. A
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Well what do you expect to happen? from what's visible of the form: <form action="processProduct.php?action=addProduct" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" name="frmAddProduct" id="frmAddProduct"> <table width="500" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1" class="entryTable"> <tr><td colspan="2" id="entryTableHeader">Add Product</td></tr> <tr> <td width="150" class="label">Category</td> <td class="content"> <select name="cboCategory" id="cboCategory" class="box"> <option value="" selected>-- Choose Category --</option> <?php echo $categoryList; ?> </select></td> </tr> You've not got anything in place to actually cause something to happen when you select different options? I imagine you're wanting to submit the form as they change the menu? If so add: <select name="cboCategory" id="cboCategory" class="box" onchange="document.getElementById('frmAddProduct').submit();"> You could extend that using a custom JavaScript function (to add validation or whatever) and have something more like: onchange="submitAddProduct();" Then create your function like so: <script type="text/javascript"> function submitAddProduct() { // validate / do something first document.getElementById('frmAddProduct').submit(); } </script> A
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After a quick test I found you couldn't - not like that anyway! Do you know of a way? Cheers! A
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Ahh thanks rhodsea! Because the menus would always be the same for each time I used sprintf, could I just use: {$menuHtml|sprintf:1} ?? Thanks for the reply! A
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What are you trying to achieve?
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'Fraid not! Try looking at: http://www.colorsontheweb.com/colorwizard.asp ... Have a play around and see what colors match one of your main ones, like #9966CC. Also note the options bottom center for changing the type of colors returned. Using that tool or similar you should be able to create a better range of - fitting - colors for your color scheme. At the moment they are all too similar, in my opinion! The black lines on the header images and banner text I don't like. Perhaps make them more subtle, and a gradient that fades them out towards the top? Think that would improve them. A
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Just looks a little low quality.. The background of it looks wide stretched, the font colors don't fit with the rest of the site - if you'd like to use them I'd suggest trying to incorporate them else-where as well, the repeated logo doesn't look good, looks faded. Just overall isn't a nice touch to the site in my opinion. The nav images look like they've been resized and lost picture quality.. Can't really suggest anything? Either would need some better quality ones or design some. A
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The layout is pretty good, nice and clean. The nav isn't bad except the images look a little grainy. Let down majorly by the the banner though! Also the gradients above gradients in the main content area don't fit right well! A
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You could improve this script. See you're still popping up saying 'have you saved your changes?' when they may have not changed anything or already saved. Very simple to implement. Just create a var, say "saved"? When you load the content they are going to change, set it to true. Use an "onchange" event to change the value to "false" as they change the contents. then obviously When you run your "onbeforeunload" function just do a quick check to see if they've already saved or if they've not made changes... if they have don't need to bother with the pop up! Will improve user experience! Just an idea.. A
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Hey. Cheers Mchl, used replace instead of regex_replace (believe it's faster?) but got it working! Thanks a lot! A
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Fair dos! And I appreciate that you're trying to keep it simple, just I personally think it's too simple; it's not achieving the 'effective simplicity' look! Wouldn't take much though.. a couple of nice soft colors here and there to highlight key areas, get the logo up, etc. Probably look better when the content is finished as well.. Apologies if you thought I was being a lil' harsh.. A
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Also forgot to mention the file is called: "menu_configuration.tpl" .. When the framework includes the file, it automatically calls the correct site code's version, so for the UK it's: "menu_configuration.IUK.tpl", French: "menu_configuration.IFR.tpl" .. Which rules out any conditional includes, or mixing the files.. What I want is just a kind of template variable that two small parts of it can be dynamically changed when I call the var - trying to avoid any extra includes where possible! A
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Hah fair questions. That was a route I was hoping to avoid with the complexity of the framework I'm working with. The way I mentioned (in my case) is the most efficient and easiest, if I could implement it! The system already includes many, many files! so I'm trying to avoid extra files being included; a quick extract from the log created on a single page load: I suppose I could assign the menuHtml var to the PHP file generating the template, but I would still like to have the same functionality, so like: $this->template->assign('menuHtml', ' style="padding-bottom: 7px;" onmouseover="popUp(\'HM_Menu%s\', event);" onmouseout="popDown(\'HM_Menu%s\');"'); However, I still don't quite know how I could then call $menuHtml with dynamic values? Any help? Cheers for your response.. Adam