How to detect when and button is push on a site

[wqmmnm]

How can I detect when a user presses buttons on a php site

[Janwillem Borleffs]

wqmmnm schreef:

How can I detect when a user presses buttons on a php site

By capturing the value of the button's name attribute through the
$_POST, $_GET or $_REQUEST super globals.
JW

[Jonas Werres]

Janwillem Borleffs schrieb:

wqmmnm schreef:

>How can I detect when a user presses buttons on a php site

By capturing the value of the button's name attribute through the
$_POST, $_GET or $_REQUEST super globals.

Although this might not be what the OT want, because this normally
includes a page reload.
Im not sure if the OT knows, that basically, the PHP of the actual page
is through in the moment the user sees it. I think he looks for Ajax/JS

[rf]

"wqmmnm" <wq****@gmail.comwrote in message
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How can I detect when a user presses buttons on a php site

a) There is no such thing as a PHP site. There may be such a thing as a
"site" where each page is the output of a PHP script.

b) What button?

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Richard.

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On 7 Jan, 10:32, Jonas Werres <[e-mail]:

Janwillem Borleffs schrieb:

wqmmnm schreef:

How can I detect when a user presses buttons on a php site

By capturing the value of the button's name attribute through the
$_POST, $_GET or $_REQUEST super globals.

Although this might not be what the OT want, because this normally
includes a page reload.
Im not sure if the OT knows, that basically, the PHP of the actual page
is through in the moment the user sees it. I think he looks for Ajax/JS

There's so little information its hard to tell what the OP's looking
for - maybe he wants to measure how long the round trip time is - or
something else.

C.