I got a message sounding like that. My Postgres server runs Utf8 and Iam using WindowsXP. The message appears when I try to insert string data which contains non-ascii characters like ä.
Iam using the Npgsql .NET provider to access the database. Since .NET internally always uses UTF16 I do...
> <? include("counter.php"); ?>
> At the beginning of the page. And could access the
> variable by doing:
> <?= $count ?>
but this is a server side solution and i don't want to reload the whole page. i wnat that my javascript fetches the number from the php script (and i don't know...
i don't get it! that was all my question...-HOW CAN I GET THE RESPONSE FROM THE SCRIPT?
but now i solved the problem this way:
<script language=javascript src="counter.php"></script>
counter.php:
...
echo "document.write(\"$counter\");";
oh my gosh! isn't there a solution for peaple like me who do not know anything about actionscript? there must be an easy way to use some kind of damn scrollbars :-(
if i create the iframe using
<iframe src="counter.php" style="border:0;"></iframe>
i still get a huge white rect with a border. iam using ie5.5
isn't there another way?
if i do it with an iframe there is always a bit box around the counter. but i want the number display in the text on the site. isn't there a javascript-function like:
// is there a function like
var counter =
getResponseFromScript("www.mydamnedserver.com/counter.php");
// ...
sorry but it didn't helped me. i don't want a serverside solution i want it done using javascript so that the counter can automatically update itself without reloading the page. the counter only returns a string like "00434" and i want it to be inserted in my page.
hi!
i ave a counter which returns only the number as string like "003234". i want to display in my html file a text like
"you are the 003234th visitor of my website".
i know how to dynamically substitute text in a html file using javascript. but how can my script obtain...
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