HELP WITH ECHO

[manoj_f_g2002]

I got one form to mysql submit script and its working fine. When the form is submitted, it displays the confirmation message in the same window. i added taget="_blank", and now it shows in new window. What i need is to have a pop up window or a div to showup on success.

 

this is the code in my php file :

 

if($result = mysql_query($sql ,$db)) {

echo 'Thanks, database updated';

}

 

I am very new to to php, can please anyone help me to do this .

[NeoMarine]

To do it live, you'll need to implement either an "AJAX" or "Javascript" solution. If you don't want to use those languages, then you can have a submit button which loads the next page and executes a pop-up window on load.

[GingerRobot]

To do it live, you'll need to implement either an "AJAX" or "Javascript" solution. If you don't want to use those languages, then you can have a submit button which loads the next page and executes a pop-up window on load.

 

I wish people would stop staying that AJAX is a language. It's not. It's javascript.

[manoj_f_g2002]

To do it live, you'll need to implement either an "AJAX" or "Javascript" solution. If you don't want to use those languages, then you can have a submit button which loads the next page and executes a pop-up window on load.

 

can u just gimme the javascript code?

[dannyb785]

 

 

I wish people would stop staying that AJAX is a language. It's not. It's javascript.

 

 

who really cares? we know what they mean

[prime]

well the only thing that's new in Ajax is the xmlhttprequest, without that it's not ajax, so if you want to call that one thing a whole language, I guess who cares

[br0ken]

To do it live, you'll need to implement either an "AJAX" or "Javascript" solution. If you don't want to use those languages, then you can have a submit button which loads the next page and executes a pop-up window on load.

 

can u just gimme the javascript code?

 

If this was a Javascript Forum... perhaps? Probably not though because then you would never learn my friend! You could easily search for 'Javascript Popup' on Google and get all the information you need.

 

A little tip, you're looking for the window.open(url, title, params) function.