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PHP Require in Ajax Requested File
Thanks for the responses. The required file was pulling in just fine. The database abstraction was not creating a new object since the object had already been created in layout.php. The solution was to simply create a database object unique to submit.php and it worked just fine. As for the... -
PHP Require in Ajax Requested File
Fair enough. I have stripped non-relevant code such as validation and layout. container.php <?php require("../include/intranet.inc.php"); $refer = $_REQUEST[refer]; $client = $_REQUEST[client]; $appl = $_REQUEST[appl]; ?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC '-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0... -
PHP Require in Ajax Requested File
I have three files: container.php, content.php, and action.php. All three files use a "require" statement to bring in some global data. - container.php loads -> all good - container.php requests data via Ajax from content.php ->all good - container.php sends form data to action.php via Ajax ->... -
Dynamic Div Pushing Content Down
Vragabond, Thanks for the response. I tried absolute positioning. The only element it made a difference on was the 'ls' div. Unfortunately, instead of appearing below the textbox the div appears to the far left of the page...basically the same upper-left position as the 'nav_sub_span' div. - Scott- menkes
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Dynamic Div Pushing Content Down
First off, design is definitely not my strong point...but I need to get this working. It is an Ajax search box that drops down a suggestion list - standard stuff these days. But I just cannot get the CSS right: Here's the html: <body style="margin-top: 0px; padding-top: 0px;"> <div...- menkes
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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mssql query - fixed length column pads with spaces
OK, no need to respond to this. After much digging I found that the automatic trimming of return values was disabled in php_mssql long ago. So, unless someone is upgrading from a pre-2005 version (such as I was), this should not be an issue for anyone. -
mssql query - fixed length column pads with spaces
Using PHP 4.3.9 results from a query DID NOT include spaces at the end of a fixed length column: select fld from tbl where id = 1 assuming fld is varchar(12) returns '12345' I moved my site to a new server using PHP 5.2.8. No changes at all to the database. The same exact query now returns... -
PHP4 ISAPI to PHP5 FastCGI Issues
Well, definitely a path issue. The function call failing was a false lead. I now get the correct error about the required file missing. I do have Errors on. Not sure why it was misleading me.... So the path points to c:\wwwroot\inetpub which is not where i put files. I seem to recall there is... -
PHP4 ISAPI to PHP5 FastCGI Issues
The include is not the problem, but I believe you sent me on the right track. I expected that the script would throw an error if it could not load the required file. But, then I noticed images were not loading. If I spell out the path to the image it works though... -
PHP4 ISAPI to PHP5 FastCGI Issues
Thanks for the response. I updated my requires to be explicit in path. Unfortunately, same result. -
PHP4 ISAPI to PHP5 FastCGI Issues
Feherke, excellent! Thanks for the reference. That clears up #2 for me quite nicely -
PHP4 ISAPI to PHP5 FastCGI Issues
As the subject says, I am converting an existing site. Specifically from 4.3.9 to 5.2.8 on Windows 2003 server using IIS6. I seem to have two problems that, although I have read the manual and many sites, I just cannot get my brain around. 1. Scope: Something has changed here, but I do not... -
li tag style not working
Thanks for the responses. I know the code is a bit sloppy...but I was testing some things out. Thanks to Vragabond I realized that using the li tag for the class was wrong. I needed to inherit from the base class for the div (that being .menu1) and place the style in the correct hierarchy...- menkes
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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li tag style not working
CSS is NOT my strong point, but I need to get this template working. I use PHP and a database to dynamically generate a navigation menu. Although I 'know' which page the user is on, I cannot seem to make my list item display correctly. Here is an example of the generated HTML: <div...- menkes
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- Replies: 5
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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MSSQL Query While Looping through Previous Result Set
Excellent response. While all the options seem viable, I chose to modify the abstraction layer directly. Not only does it work, but appears to run a bit faster. Thanks!
