Recent content by Shukusei

You would want to use PHP MySQL in a situation like yours due to it's ability to generate those seperate pages based on the content of your database. For example: Your database could hold the image location, and some information on the image. When your PHP script is called to look for a certain...

I think I may have a solution for you. <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> <!-- function frm_onload(frmname) { frmname.frameElement.height = frmname.document.body.scrollHeight+25; } //--> </script> And then place this in the box that you want to expand: onload="return...

Thanks alot! Yeah, I kind of expected to have made a significant amount of silly errors, I'm new to PHP. To answer the questions you asked; 1) I got that from the PHP.net site, actually. The code showed you can used the curley brace notation in place of the full code, maybe I read it wrong 7) I...

Okay, still no luck. I changed all appropriate cases of += to .= and it still gives me an empty HTML document. Here's the URL to the form: http://starr.kithulu.com/test/trans.htm

I'll be using echo $transString in the <p></p> tagpair. I'll try changing the += to .= to see if it works, thanks for the pointer.

Continuing from my last post(Dynamic PHP), I decided to continue using PHP but use the form-submit way of getting the translation done. So I changed my script a little, and put it in its own page to display the results and made another page to call it. I try the page out, it looks like it's...

Thanks for the helpfull respsones. :) Just out of curiosity though.. How would I go about using a form to send the input from a textfield to the script, have it proccessed, and then sent back in the form of a new page? ie; user inputs text to be translated into textfield, hits submit, text gets...

I'm working on a little translation script in PHP(my second script written in PHP actually). I'm quite possitive the script itself works, the problem I'm having though is that I'm not really sure on how to call it.. What I'm wanting to do is take the input in one textfield, translate it, and...

Actually, it is indeed possible to have your IFrame sized based on content, and here's the code to do it: <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> <!-- function frm_onload(frmname) { frmname.frameElement.height = frmname.document.body.scrollHeight+20; } //--> </script> And put...

Couldn't you check the value of the node by putting it into a variable, and then testing whether it's null or not?

If your layers are inside of tables that are not absolutly positioned, the browser will resize your page, and because your layers are in absolute pixel measurements, they'll stay the same size, but their positioning might get messed up. If that's the case, make sure your wrappers(tables...

Try using parent.mainFrame

You need to make sure that your layers have the appropriate z-index values. For instance: If the underlaying images z-index are lower than the z-index for the circle text, it should appear above them. ie: <div layer="top" style="z-index:3"></div> <div layer="middle"...

I don't think that would work... Here's the print_r of the array: http://test.kithulu.com/test.php All I need is the sections with the tagname being date, mood, music, subject, entry, and then their corresponding values.

Okay, in my last post, I asked for help with why I wasn't getting anything out of my script, and found it to be because I wasn't sending the right information through to the array. Well, now I have the array working, and giving me everything I need, only I have two problems; the array is...