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  1. Craygo do I put this on the page with the form? Or on the results page?
  2. I have them in as int. No I don't need the last bit of functionality. But now that I have that code into the page, how do I make it take that information and display the results on the results page on submition?
  3. I can't use whole numbers because the data in the database are not whole numbers i.e. 2.25, .75 etc. I want to drill down using whole numbers stating display widths that are less than 1" and heights less than 2"
  4. Hi everyone, I'm trying to select sizes (height and width) from two different form drop down menus then (press submit) to have those selections query a database and then display on a seperate page. I need the height and width dropdowns to query based on less than 1" less than 2" and less than 3". I've made drynamic dropdowns before but never with less than amounts. I have only done single dropdowns with exact urls; i.e. <option value="../details.php?id=443">1-1/8” x 2-1/4”</option> Hopefully someone can understand and help me out with this.
  5. What if I were to have multiple list options like; Width >1 >2 >3 >4 and Height >1 >2 >3 >4 as options?
  6. Hi everyone. I'm not so good at PHP so please be kind. In short, I need to create a size selector using a menu dropdown that on submit sends you to a page that displays the results. I will need to have two different lists one for height and once for width. For example, I will be searching for sizes under 5" wide. Then searching for sizes 3" high. I've made menu list before from the database. My previous project once you pull down the menu list it automaticly got  the results. Any help on how to create this would be great, or if anyone could send me a tutorial that too would be good. Thanks
  7. Is there any tutorials for creating a simple content management system for my website? I want to be able to edit, delete, and create a new record for a table using the front end of my website instead of going thru the mysql database. Thanks in advance.
  8. Hi There, I'm looking for a tutorial to help me build a php/css collapsible menu. I want to have a products page and have a sub nav with-in the page that has categories and when you click on the category the products show. If you go directly to that category page the list below the category is open and displaying the subitems. Produce - Carrots - Pickles - Onions Meats - Chicken - Beef - Pork
  9. How could I do this in the drop down? Less than 1" Less than 2" more than 1" Less than 3" more than 2" And so on. And can the less number be dynamic too?
  10. I'm have a SQL database set up and need to create a selection tool for my items and I need some help. My database consists of 6 fields (id, name, category, productnum, width, & height). I'm familiar with creating a pull down menu/jump down menu for listing all records. I want to a query to select by size. Basically have a drop down where you can select by width, Less than 1", 2", 3"... and have next to that another drop down for the height doing the same thing. Once you select both sizes you click a go button and it  displays all records based on those queries. Hopefully someone understands what I'm looking to do. Any help or pointing to a tutorial would be appreciated.
  11. Hi there, I'm new here and I'm looking for a bit of help. I have a table on my page. It's made of 1 row and two columns. I'm looking to query 1 field from my database and display all records with in the database. I'm looking to make as much use of space as possible so I want to have it populate the data in the first left and right cells then create and populate in a new row. Hopefully someone could point me in the right direction. Thanks
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