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Posted at: 9/29/09 12:09 PM
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Ok so like... I've been at this for a few hours now and no luck, tried many tutorials and nothing worked.... what im trying to do here is have a
<a href=''>
link actually execute a PHP method when clicked... i tried just sticking it in there and it worked... but not when clicked... it just executed it automatically.... any ideas??
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Posted at: 9/29/09 12:27 PM
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This sounds like a job for AJAX
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Posted at: 9/29/09 12:48 PM
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There is no "onClick" method for PHP. You should use the Javascript onClick to trigger an Ajax request to a separate page on which the PHP method is executed and returned.
Posted at: 9/30/09 04:21 AM
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This sounds like a clear case of not understanding what php is. Php is a serverside scripting language. It is not a client side scripting language (at least as far as you can publicly consider it). Php responds to http requests, not direct user events.
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Posted at: 10/4/09 05:40 PM
At 9/30/09 04:21 AM, henke37 wrote: This sounds like a clear case of not understanding what php is. Php is a serverside scripting language. It is not a client side scripting language (at least as far as you can publicly consider it). Php responds to http requests, not direct user events.
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