Hi,
I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one.
I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page. The data is
coming from Mysql / PHP script.
I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the
data from my PHP script via MySQL.
Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP???
Thank you.
John 12 1286
On May 7, 12:55 pm, "a...@unsu. com" <ame...@iwc.net wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one.
I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page. The data is
coming from Mysql / PHP script.
I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the
data from my PHP script via MySQL.
Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP???
Thank you.
John
No. Drop down menus, for things like navigation bars, have to be done
on the client side. Traditionally this is down with either CSS (I
prefer this way) or JavaScript. PHP will serve to extract the data
from MySQL and format it for the menus. Do a google search for CSS
drop down or JavaScript drop down.
Regards,
Steve
On May 7, 12:00 pm, ELINTPimp <smsi...@gmail. comwrote:
On May 7, 12:55 pm, "a...@unsu. com" <ame...@iwc.net wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one.
I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page. The data is
coming from Mysql / PHP script.
I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the
data from my PHP script via MySQL.
Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP???
Thank you.
John
No. Drop down menus, for things like navigation bars, have to be done
on the client side. Traditionally this is down with either CSS (I
prefer this way) or JavaScript. PHP will serve to extract the data
from MySQL and format it for the menus. Do a google search for CSS
drop down or JavaScript drop down.
Regards,
Steve
Well, I have 2 question with that information:
First, can I use my PHP script to get the data, and then echo
everything, including the javascript? I think that would work.
Second, regarding CSS, I'm not sure how that would work, since the
data is coming from the database.....
Thanks for your quick reply.
John
On May 7, 1:04 pm, "a...@unsu. com" <ame...@iwc.net wrote:
On May 7, 12:00 pm, ELINTPimp <smsi...@gmail. comwrote:
On May 7, 12:55 pm, "a...@unsu. com" <ame...@iwc.net wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one.
I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page. The data is
coming from Mysql / PHP script.
I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the
data from my PHP script via MySQL.
Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP???
Thank you.
John
No. Drop down menus, for things like navigation bars, have to be done
on the client side. Traditionally this is down with either CSS (I
prefer this way) or JavaScript. PHP will serve to extract the data
from MySQL and format it for the menus. Do a google search for CSS
drop down or JavaScript drop down.
Regards,
Steve
Well, I have 2 question with that information:
First, can I use my PHP script to get the data, and then echo
everything, including the javascript? I think that would work.
Second, regarding CSS, I'm not sure how that would work, since the
data is coming from the database.....
Thanks for your quick reply.
John
Hi John,
Yes, that is exactly what you would do with the PHP (gather from db,
than 'echo').
As far as a CSS menu, you can do a google search to get more info/
tutorials...her e is a few: http://sperling.com/examples/menuh/ http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/final_drop.html
Regards,
Steve
On May 7, 1:07 pm, ELINTPimp <smsi...@gmail. comwrote:
On May 7, 1:04 pm, "a...@unsu. com" <ame...@iwc.net wrote:
On May 7, 12:00 pm, ELINTPimp <smsi...@gmail. comwrote:
On May 7, 12:55 pm, "a...@unsu. com" <ame...@iwc.net wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one.
I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page. The data is
coming from Mysql / PHP script.
I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the
data from my PHP script via MySQL.
Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP???
Thank you.
John
No. Drop down menus, for things like navigation bars, have to be done
on the client side. Traditionally this is down with either CSS (I
prefer this way) or JavaScript. PHP will serve to extract the data
from MySQL and format it for the menus. Do a google search for CSS
drop down or JavaScript drop down.
Regards,
Steve
Well, I have 2 question with that information:
First, can I use my PHP script to get the data, and then echo
everything, including the javascript? I think that would work.
Second, regarding CSS, I'm not sure how that would work, since the
data is coming from the database.....
Thanks for your quick reply.
John
Hi John,
Yes, that is exactly what you would do with the PHP (gather from db,
than 'echo').
As far as a CSS menu, you can do a google search to get more info/
tutorials...her e is a few:http://sperling.com/examples/menuh/h...inal_drop.html
Regards,
Steve
I also saw this: http://roshanbh.com.np/2008/01/popul...x-and-php.html
What do you think of that?
john ar*@unsu.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one.
I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page. The data is
coming from Mysql / PHP script.
I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the
data from my PHP script via MySQL.
Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP???
Thank you.
John
Sure. Use the PHP to create the javascript. ar*@unsu.com wrote:
On May 7, 12:00 pm, ELINTPimp <smsi...@gmail. comwrote:
>On May 7, 12:55 pm, "a...@unsu. com" <ame...@iwc.net wrote:
>>Hi, I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one. I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page. The data is coming from Mysql / PHP script. I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the data from my PHP script via MySQL. Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP??? Thank you. John
No. Drop down menus, for things like navigation bars, have to be done on the client side. Traditionally this is down with either CSS (I prefer this way) or JavaScript. PHP will serve to extract the data from MySQL and format it for the menus. Do a google search for CSS drop down or JavaScript drop down.
Regards,
Steve
Well, I have 2 question with that information:
First, can I use my PHP script to get the data, and then echo
everything, including the javascript?
Yes.
I think that would work.
Second, regarding CSS, I'm not sure how that would work, since the
data is coming from the database.....
CSS is styling pure and simple.
You might use that to make things visible or invisible, or control
whether they drop over or under other objects.
Javascript does the actions
CSS controls the styles that are invoked by the actions.
Php handles the data and writes the javsacript on a per page basis.
Thanks for your quick reply.
John
ar*@unsu.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one.
I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page.
The data is coming from Mysql / PHP script.
I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the
data from my PHP script via MySQL.
Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP???
Thank you.
John
What do you mean by "linked menu" ??
On May 7, 1:34 pm, Tim Streater <timstrea...@wa itrose.comwrote :
a...@unsu.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one.
I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page.
The data is coming from Mysql / PHP script.
I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the
data from my PHP script via MySQL.
Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP???
Thank you.
John
What do you mean by "linked menu" ??
Well, you select something in the first drop down, and that will
display certain items in the second drop down, etc.....
The URL above seems the simplest to implement. I can just change the
SQL statements and such to match my database......
It looks like it is using AJAX, so most of the code is written for
me. I think I'll go with that, rather than having PHP echo out the
javascript, which can get very cumbersome..... .
Opinions?
And thank you.....
john
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"ar*@unsu.c om" <am****@iwc.net wrote:
On May 7, 1:34 pm, Tim Streater <timstrea...@wa itrose.comwrote :
a...@unsu.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure a PHP genius will know this one.
I need to create 3 linked drop down menus on the page.
The data is coming from Mysql / PHP script.
I see lots of examples with this in Javascript, but I am getting the
data from my PHP script via MySQL.
Is there a way to create 3 linked drop down menus using PHP???
Thank you.
John
What do you mean by "linked menu" ??
Well, you select something in the first drop down, and that will
display certain items in the second drop down, etc.....
Right. I thought you meant that but wanted to be sure. When I had to do
this, I started off with the PHP generating a lot of javascript so that
all combinations were covered. This worked OK, but rapidly ceased to
scale.
My second approach involved iframes - putting the second and subsequent
menus in an iframe (a table cell constrains its size nicely). When a
choice is made in the first menu, the javascript causes the iframe to
get loaded with a page. You have to feed the page with the result of the
first menu choice so the PHP in the page can get the right data from the
database for the second menu. Third one works the same.
I've also verified that I can implement this using AJAX, but since the
first approach works I'm unlikely to change it any time soon.
Others may possibly indicate a better container than an iframe to hold
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