Flying Sagittarius
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Ok to add Javascript before <html> tags?
Flying Sagittarius replied to Flying Sagittarius's topic in Javascript Help
Ok, thanks. -
I try to keep as much PHP code as possible at the top, before the <html> tag. Can I do the same with Javascripts?
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D'oh! Thanks.
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I'm making a small RPG. One of my early hurdles is this code; it won't substitute a value in for the variable, it ignores it. <?php $_POST["name"] = $name; $_POST["command"] = $command; $_POST["target"] = $target; $str = $name.' used '.$command.' on '.$target.'!'; ?> any way to make it work?
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Ok, thanks.
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XAMPP installed my server, and it's supposed to be cross-platform. By distro, do you mean version number? It's Apache 2.2.8.
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The X in XAMPP stands for Cross-platform. Yes, it's an all-in-one. And no, I mean WinMySQLAdmin. I know what phpMyAdmin does, it's very useful. WinMySQLAdmin is installed on my computer as a service.
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It came installed with XAMPP. AFAIK, it sits in my system tray absolutely useless. I cannot run queries with it, and it shows me no useful information.
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Where do I put the Virtual host information in the Apache httpd.conf file?
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AJAX allows you to add contents without reloading the page. I don't know exactly how to use it, though.
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I already have one server connected to a DNS name with Apache. Is it possible to add another DNS name to connect to the same server?
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Where does XAMPP put the MySQL server?
Flying Sagittarius replied to Flying Sagittarius's topic in MySQL Help
thank you everyone, help much appreciated. I'm much more familiar with the command line than phpMyAdmin. And the server is "localhost", right? -
Where does XAMPP put the MySQL server?
Flying Sagittarius replied to Flying Sagittarius's topic in MySQL Help
Where's the MySQL client (Command line program... the program where I input my queries directly to the server) in relation to the /xampp/ folder? -
I have no idea how to connect to my MySQL server. Everything is stored on one server.
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PHP worked the best for me. I've learned that meta- and javascript redirects are discouraged by W3. .htaccess only works on Linux. Even so, I still can't figure out output buffering. If there's a way to redirect without using headers, I'd appreciate it being posted here.