Hi,
We have some scripts here where we use some AJAX to populate some of
the page.
Basically the AJAX routine calls a PHP script. That PHP script uses a
bunch of ECHO statements to create the page. Then, we use the
innerHTML to populate the section on the page.
The problem is, we have a small javascript routine in the middile of
the page which MUST be located there. It cannot be in the head.
If this is straight HTML, it works fine. But, if we use the PHP to
echo everything and then set the innerHTML, it does not work.
Is there any way to perform this? Basically use PHP to output a small
inline <SCRIPTroutine, and have it execute?
Thank you! 9 1749 ar*@unsu.com wrote:
Hi,
We have some scripts here where we use some AJAX to populate some of
the page.
Basically the AJAX routine calls a PHP script. That PHP script uses a
bunch of ECHO statements to create the page. Then, we use the
innerHTML to populate the section on the page.
The problem is, we have a small javascript routine in the middile of
the page which MUST be located there. It cannot be in the head.
If this is straight HTML, it works fine. But, if we use the PHP to
echo everything and then set the innerHTML, it does not work.
Is there any way to perform this? Basically use PHP to output a small
inline <SCRIPTroutine, and have it execute?
Thank you!
Yes. Put a <div id="blah"surrounding that block. Mow make the target
of the Javascript innerHTML be for that div, "blah". You can position
the "blah" wherever you want.
Now, when you say in the middle of the page, do you mean that it is some
fixed position relative to what is above? Or, do you mean that it is in
the middle of the screen regardless of how you scroll the stuff behind.
The latter is handles (except IE6) with position: fixed. There are
workarounds for IE6 having to do with overflow. If you mean the latter,
that is handled with position: relative and position: fixed.
By the way, I would use print rather than echo and use an ob_start to
gather it all before closing in and writing it.
On May 21, 11:30 am, sheldonlg <sheldonlgwrote:
a...@unsu.com wrote:
Hi,
We have some scripts here where we use some AJAX to populate some of
the page.
Basically the AJAX routine calls a PHP script. That PHP script uses a
bunch of ECHO statements to create the page. Then, we use the
innerHTML to populate the section on the page.
The problem is, we have a small javascript routine in the middile of
the page which MUST be located there. It cannot be in the head.
If this is straight HTML, it works fine. But, if we use the PHP to
echo everything and then set the innerHTML, it does not work.
Is there any way to perform this? Basically use PHP to output a small
inline <SCRIPTroutine, and have it execute?
Thank you!
Yes. Put a <div id="blah"surrounding that block. Mow make the target
of the Javascript innerHTML be for that div, "blah". You can position
the "blah" wherever you want.
Now, when you say in the middle of the page, do you mean that it is some
fixed position relative to what is above? Or, do you mean that it is in
the middle of the screen regardless of how you scroll the stuff behind.
The latter is handles (except IE6) with position: fixed. There are
workarounds for IE6 having to do with overflow. If you mean the latter,
that is handled with position: relative and position: fixed.
By the way, I would use print rather than echo and use an ob_start to
gather it all before closing in and writing it.
Thanks for the reply. My explanation may be a bit convoluted, so,
I'll try my best to explain it.
We are trying to use AJAX and XML to populate the page. Our PHP
script selects data from the database, returns the data to the calling
Javascript routine and sets innerHTML by concatenating a long string
like this:
str = '<table>';
str = str + '<TR>';
str = str + '<TD>';
str = str + '<INPUT TYPE=text NAME=CustName ID=CustName SIZE=25
MAXLENGTH=25 VALUE="' + getElementTextNS("", "Name", r[i], 0)
So, we create each <DIVlike that and then set innerHTML. Probably
not the best way, but it works fine. There is also a javascript
calendar on the page. We populate the text box associated with the
calendar with data from the AJAX routine using the following line
though it is a bit more involved:
document.Detail_Screen.EnterDate.value=getElementT extNS("",
"entered_date", r[i], 0);
The javascript is in a <DIVwhich is in the normal HTML document and
works fine. No problems.
The real issue is that our page has 3 combo boxes on it. We need to
populate the combo boxes with values and the selected value should
match what the value is in the database record that is being
displayed. We do not want to hard code all the combo box values.
So, how do we select all the values from the database that belong in
the combo box and return them using AJAX? One of the boxes has 40
options in it. We do not want to hard code 40 items.
Because we did not know how to do that, we made our second attempt,
which was to let the PHP script create the page via echo statements.
The problem there is that the inline javascript routine is not
executing. And, since we need to put the date value in the text box,
how can we access that value? The text box is on the HTML side, and
the PHP is on the server side.
So in summary, we would like to use AJAX & XML. But, we do not know
how to populate the combo boxes with values and be able to choose the
selected value without returning 40 fields from the database. That is
not a good plan.
If we use the PHP method, then how do we access the date value so we
can put it into the calendar text box? The page would be drawn on the
PHP side. Since the calendar is on the HTML side, we cannot access it
from the server....
Does it all make sense? Do you see our problem? If not let me know
and I can try to explain more.
Thank you! ar*@unsu.com wrote:
On May 21, 11:30 am, sheldonlg <sheldonlgwrote:
>a...@unsu.com wrote:
>>Hi, We have some scripts here where we use some AJAX to populate some of the page. Basically the AJAX routine calls a PHP script. That PHP script uses a bunch of ECHO statements to create the page. Then, we use the innerHTML to populate the section on the page. The problem is, we have a small javascript routine in the middile of the page which MUST be located there. It cannot be in the head. If this is straight HTML, it works fine. But, if we use the PHP to echo everything and then set the innerHTML, it does not work. Is there any way to perform this? Basically use PHP to output a small inline <SCRIPTroutine, and have it execute? Thank you!
Yes. Put a <div id="blah"surrounding that block. Mow make the target of the Javascript innerHTML be for that div, "blah". You can position the "blah" wherever you want.
Now, when you say in the middle of the page, do you mean that it is some fixed position relative to what is above? Or, do you mean that it is in the middle of the screen regardless of how you scroll the stuff behind. The latter is handles (except IE6) with position: fixed. There are workarounds for IE6 having to do with overflow. If you mean the latter, that is handled with position: relative and position: fixed.
By the way, I would use print rather than echo and use an ob_start to gather it all before closing in and writing it.
You lost me at "hello". (to paraphrase and twist Jerry McGuire). I'll
try, though.
Thanks for the reply. My explanation may be a bit convoluted, so,
I'll try my best to explain it.
We are trying to use AJAX and XML to populate the page. Our PHP
script selects data from the database, returns the data to the calling
Javascript routine and sets innerHTML by concatenating a long string
like this:
str = '<table>';
str = str + '<TR>';
str = str + '<TD>';
str = str + '<INPUT TYPE=text NAME=CustName ID=CustName SIZE=25
MAXLENGTH=25 VALUE="' + getElementTextNS("", "Name", r[i], 0)
OK so far. (assuming you also close tags properly)
>
So, we create each <DIVlike that and then set innerHTML. Probably
not the best way, but it works fine. There is also a javascript
Why not?
calendar on the page. We populate the text box associated with the
calendar with data from the AJAX routine using the following line
though it is a bit more involved:
document.Detail_Screen.EnterDate.value=getElementT extNS("",
"entered_date", r[i], 0);
The javascript is in a <DIVwhich is in the normal HTML document and
works fine. No problems.
Fine.
>
The real issue is that our page has 3 combo boxes on it. We need to
populate the combo boxes with values and the selected value should
match what the value is in the database record that is being
displayed. We do not want to hard code all the combo box values.
Watcha mean by "combo box". I have seen controls for dropdown lists
with multiple lines and I have seen text entries, but I have not seen a
combo box control that combines the two. (It would be nice, though, as
it enables the user to enter a value not on the list).
>
So, how do we select all the values from the database that belong in
the combo box and return them using AJAX? One of the boxes has 40
options in it. We do not want to hard code 40 items.
By a mysql query? There has to be something constraining in the where
clause. You haven't said what. Once you do the proper query, you can
build the select list string and use that for the innerHTML.
>
Because we did not know how to do that, we made our second attempt,
which was to let the PHP script create the page via echo statements.
Oh, I see. You didn't want to put all those values in raw HTML. OK.
The problem there is that the inline javascript routine is not
executing. And, since we need to put the date value in the text box,
Why is it not executing. I have an AJAX application that builds an area
via AJAX with innerHTML and it calls javascripts when clicked. The only
prerequisite is that the javascript be in place at load time. I
accomplish this by loading the library when I call that page.
how can we access that value? The text box is on the HTML side, and
the PHP is on the server side.
What is the problem here? In the javascript that invokes the AJAX you have
var dateVal = getElementByID('id of the date text box').value;
You can create an object with
var obj = new Object();
and have obj.dateVal = dateVal;
You then pass that with the call to your AJAX and decipher it at the php
side.
>
So in summary, we would like to use AJAX & XML. But, we do not know
how to populate the combo boxes with values and be able to choose the
selected value without returning 40 fields from the database. That is
not a good plan.
I don't understand this.
>
If we use the PHP method, then how do we access the date value so we
can put it into the calendar text box? The page would be drawn on the
PHP side. Since the calendar is on the HTML side, we cannot access it
The page is NEVER **drawn** on the php (server) side. It is ALWAYS
**drawn** on the HTML (client) side. You can compose a string on the
php side, but it is not drawn there.
from the server....
You access it on the client, add the parameter into an object's field
and pass that to the server where it is deciphered. Clients side does
client things and server side does server things. They communicate, in
this case, with the AJAX calls and objects that are passed.
>
Does it all make sense? Do you see our problem? If not let me know
and I can try to explain more.
I think I understand you now. You, apparantly, don't know how to pass
parameters from the client to server via AJAX. Learn that and your
problems should be 99% solved.
>
Thank you!
You're welcome. (Been in your shoes many times myself.) Hope this
helped you.
On May 21, 1:43 pm, sheldonlg <sheldonlgwrote:
a...@unsu.com wrote:
On May 21, 11:30 am, sheldonlg <sheldonlgwrote:
a...@unsu.com wrote: Hi, We have some scripts here where we use some AJAX to populate some of the page. Basically the AJAX routine calls a PHP script. That PHP script uses a bunch of ECHO statements to create the page. Then, we use the innerHTML to populate the section on the page. The problem is, we have a small javascript routine in the middile of the page which MUST be located there. It cannot be in the head. If this is straight HTML, it works fine. But, if we use the PHP to echo everything and then set the innerHTML, it does not work. Is there any way to perform this? Basically use PHP to output a small inline <SCRIPTroutine, and have it execute? Thank you!
Yes. Put a <div id="blah"surrounding that block. Mow make the target
of the Javascript innerHTML be for that div, "blah". You can position
the "blah" wherever you want.
Now, when you say in the middle of the page, do you mean that it is some
fixed position relative to what is above? Or, do you mean that it is in
the middle of the screen regardless of how you scroll the stuff behind.
The latter is handles (except IE6) with position: fixed. There are
workarounds for IE6 having to do with overflow. If you mean the latter,
that is handled with position: relative and position: fixed.
By the way, I would use print rather than echo and use an ob_start to
gather it all before closing in and writing it.
You lost me at "hello". (to paraphrase and twist Jerry McGuire). I'll
try, though.
Thanks for the reply. My explanation may be a bit convoluted, so,
I'll try my best to explain it.
We are trying to use AJAX and XML to populate the page. Our PHP
script selects data from the database, returns the data to the calling
Javascript routine and sets innerHTML by concatenating a long string
like this:
str = '<table>';
str = str + '<TR>';
str = str + '<TD>';
str = str + '<INPUT TYPE=text NAME=CustName ID=CustName SIZE=25
MAXLENGTH=25 VALUE="' + getElementTextNS("", "Name", r[i], 0)
OK so far. (assuming you also close tags properly)
So, we create each <DIVlike that and then set innerHTML. Probably
not the best way, but it works fine. There is also a javascript
Why not?
calendar on the page. We populate the text box associated with the
calendar with data from the AJAX routine using the following line
though it is a bit more involved:
document.Detail_Screen.EnterDate.value=getElementT extNS("",
"entered_date", r[i], 0);
The javascript is in a <DIVwhich is in the normal HTML document and
works fine. No problems.
Fine.
The real issue is that our page has 3 combo boxes on it. We need to
populate the combo boxes with values and the selected value should
match what the value is in the database record that is being
displayed. We do not want to hard code all the combo box values.
Watcha mean by "combo box". I have seen controls for dropdown lists
with multiple lines and I have seen text entries, but I have not seen a
combo box control that combines the two. (It would be nice, though, as
it enables the user to enter a value not on the list).
So, how do we select all the values from the database that belong in
the combo box and return them using AJAX? One of the boxes has 40
options in it. We do not want to hard code 40 items.
By a mysql query? There has to be something constraining in the where
clause. You haven't said what. Once you do the proper query, you can
build the select list string and use that for the innerHTML.
Because we did not know how to do that, we made our second attempt,
which was to let the PHP script create the page via echo statements.
Oh, I see. You didn't want to put all those values in raw HTML. OK.
The problem there is that the inline javascript routine is not
executing. And, since we need to put the date value in the text box,
Why is it not executing. I have an AJAX application that builds an area
via AJAX with innerHTML and it calls javascripts when clicked. The only
prerequisite is that the javascript be in place at load time. I
accomplish this by loading the library when I call that page.
how can we access that value? The text box is on the HTML side, and
the PHP is on the server side.
What is the problem here? In the javascript that invokes the AJAX you have
var dateVal = getElementByID('id of the date text box').value;
You can create an object with
var obj = new Object();
and have obj.dateVal = dateVal;
You then pass that with the call to your AJAX and decipher it at the php
side.
So in summary, we would like to use AJAX & XML. But, we do not know
how to populate the combo boxes with values and be able to choose the
selected value without returning 40 fields from the database. That is
not a good plan.
I don't understand this.
If we use the PHP method, then how do we access the date value so we
can put it into the calendar text box? The page would be drawn on the
PHP side. Since the calendar is on the HTML side, we cannot access it
The page is NEVER **drawn** on the php (server) side. It is ALWAYS
**drawn** on the HTML (client) side. You can compose a string on the
php side, but it is not drawn there.
from the server....
You access it on the client, add the parameter into an object's field
and pass that to the server where it is deciphered. Clients side does
client things and server side does server things. They communicate, in
this case, with the AJAX calls and objects that are passed.
Does it all make sense? Do you see our problem? If not let me know
and I can try to explain more.
I think I understand you now. You, apparantly, don't know how to pass
parameters from the client to server via AJAX. Learn that and your
problems should be 99% solved.
Thank you!
You're welcome. (Been in your shoes many times myself.) Hope this
helped you.
I'll try and implement some of your suggestions.
Combo box - yes, I meant drop down list.
I guess I'll need another AJAX function to get the values for the drop
down list. I'll what I can do. Normally I'm an Oracle DBA, so, this
is a bit out of context for me...... ar*@unsu.com wrote:
On May 21, 1:43 pm, sheldonlg <sheldonlgwrote:
>a...@unsu.com wrote:
>>On May 21, 11:30 am, sheldonlg <sheldonlgwrote: a...@unsu.com wrote: Hi, We have some scripts here where we use some AJAX to populate some of the page. Basically the AJAX routine calls a PHP script. That PHP script uses a bunch of ECHO statements to create the page. Then, we use the innerHTML to populate the section on the page. The problem is, we have a small javascript routine in the middile of the page which MUST be located there. It cannot be in the head. If this is straight HTML, it works fine. But, if we use the PHP to echo everything and then set the innerHTML, it does not work. Is there any way to perform this? Basically use PHP to output a small inline <SCRIPTroutine, and have it execute? Thank you! Yes. Put a <div id="blah"surrounding that block. Mow make the target of the Javascript innerHTML be for that div, "blah". You can position the "blah" wherever you want. Now, when you say in the middle of the page, do you mean that it is some fixed position relative to what is above? Or, do you mean that it is in the middle of the screen regardless of how you scroll the stuff behind. The latter is handles (except IE6) with position: fixed. There are workarounds for IE6 having to do with overflow. If you mean the latter, that is handled with position: relative and position: fixed. By the way, I would use print rather than echo and use an ob_start to gather it all before closing in and writing it.
You lost me at "hello". (to paraphrase and twist Jerry McGuire). I'll try, though.
>>Thanks for the reply. My explanation may be a bit convoluted, so, I'll try my best to explain it. We are trying to use AJAX and XML to populate the page. Our PHP script selects data from the database, returns the data to the calling Javascript routine and sets innerHTML by concatenating a long string like this: str = '<table>'; str = str + '<TR>'; str = str + '<TD>'; str = str + '<INPUT TYPE=text NAME=CustName ID=CustName SIZE=25 MAXLENGTH=25 VALUE="' + getElementTextNS("", "Name", r[i], 0)
OK so far. (assuming you also close tags properly)
>>So, we create each <DIVlike that and then set innerHTML. Probably not the best way, but it works fine. There is also a javascript
Why not?
>>calendar on the page. We populate the text box associated with the calendar with data from the AJAX routine using the following line though it is a bit more involved: document.Detail_Screen.EnterDate.value=getElementT extNS("", "entered_date", r[i], 0); The javascript is in a <DIVwhich is in the normal HTML document and works fine. No problems.
Fine.
>>The real issue is that our page has 3 combo boxes on it. We need to populate the combo boxes with values and the selected value should match what the value is in the database record that is being displayed. We do not want to hard code all the combo box values.
Watcha mean by "combo box". I have seen controls for dropdown lists with multiple lines and I have seen text entries, but I have not seen a combo box control that combines the two. (It would be nice, though, as it enables the user to enter a value not on the list).
>>So, how do we select all the values from the database that belong in the combo box and return them using AJAX? One of the boxes has 40 options in it. We do not want to hard code 40 items.
By a mysql query? There has to be something constraining in the where clause. You haven't said what. Once you do the proper query, you can build the select list string and use that for the innerHTML.
>>Because we did not know how to do that, we made our second attempt, which was to let the PHP script create the page via echo statements.
Oh, I see. You didn't want to put all those values in raw HTML. OK.
>>The problem there is that the inline javascript routine is not executing. And, since we need to put the date value in the text box,
Why is it not executing. I have an AJAX application that builds an area via AJAX with innerHTML and it calls javascripts when clicked. The only prerequisite is that the javascript be in place at load time. I accomplish this by loading the library when I call that page.
>>how can we access that value? The text box is on the HTML side, and the PHP is on the server side.
What is the problem here? In the javascript that invokes the AJAX you have var dateVal = getElementByID('id of the date text box').value;
You can create an object with var obj = new Object(); and have obj.dateVal = dateVal;
You then pass that with the call to your AJAX and decipher it at the php side.
>>So in summary, we would like to use AJAX & XML. But, we do not know how to populate the combo boxes with values and be able to choose the selected value without returning 40 fields from the database. That is not a good plan.
I don't understand this.
>>If we use the PHP method, then how do we access the date value so we can put it into the calendar text box? The page would be drawn on the PHP side. Since the calendar is on the HTML side, we cannot access it
The page is NEVER **drawn** on the php (server) side. It is ALWAYS **drawn** on the HTML (client) side. You can compose a string on the php side, but it is not drawn there.
>>from the server....
You access it on the client, add the parameter into an object's field and pass that to the server where it is deciphered. Clients side does client things and server side does server things. They communicate, in this case, with the AJAX calls and objects that are passed.
>>Does it all make sense? Do you see our problem? If not let me know and I can try to explain more.
I think I understand you now. You, apparantly, don't know how to pass parameters from the client to server via AJAX. Learn that and your problems should be 99% solved.
>>Thank you!
You're welcome. (Been in your shoes many times myself.) Hope this helped you.
I'll try and implement some of your suggestions.
Combo box - yes, I meant drop down list.
I guess I'll need another AJAX function to get the values for the drop
down list. I'll what I can do. Normally I'm an Oracle DBA, so, this
is a bit out of context for me......
No, it is just another dba call. Then in php you build the option list
with
$resultOfQuery = mysql_query($query_string);
while ($row=mysql_fetch_assoc($resultOfQuery)) {
$str .= '<option value="' . $row['fieldname'] . '">'
. $row['fieldname'] . '</option>';
}
You could also build the select statement around it. This, then, gets
targeted at the appropriate id. If the select has the id, then just
build the options. If it is in something else, then build the whole thing.
sheldonlg wrote:
By the way, I would use print rather than echo
I am intrigued. What is it about print that in your opinion makes it more
suitable in this particular case?
Paul Lautman wrote:
sheldonlg wrote:
>By the way, I would use print rather than echo
I am intrigued. What is it about print that in your opinion makes it more
suitable in this particular case?
Just habit, I guess, and similarity to other languages. For a short
discussion of the differences, which are very minor, see http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/...l/aid/1/fid/40
On May 22, 6:55 am, sheldonlg <sheldonlgwrote:
Paul Lautman wrote:
sheldonlg wrote:
By the way, I would use print rather than echo
I am intrigued. What is it about print that in your opinion makes it more
suitable in this particular case?
Just habit, I guess, and similarity to other languages. For a short
discussion of the differences, which are very minor, seehttp://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/1/fid/40
Well, we're using AJAX here. I guess I can create another routine to
get the data from the database and parse it when it comes back to thr
javascript routine...... ar*@unsu.com wrote:
On May 22, 6:55 am, sheldonlg <sheldonlgwrote:
>Paul Lautman wrote:
>>sheldonlg wrote: By the way, I would use print rather than echo I am intrigued. What is it about print that in your opinion makes it more suitable in this particular case?
Just habit, I guess, and similarity to other languages. For a short discussion of the differences, which are very minor, seehttp://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/1/fid/40
Well, we're using AJAX here. I guess I can create another routine to
get the data from the database and parse it when it comes back to thr
javascript routine......
Huh? I don't understand what you are saying.
Where does "I guess I can create another routine to get the data from
the database and parse it when it comes back to thr javascript routine"
fit into anything?
The "parsing" is done on the server where the browser string is built.
All the browser does is to obey those instructions. For example there
may some innerHTML, or put up an alert, etc. All that is built (/parsed)
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1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
2 3
2 3
3
the lengths should be different i have to store the data by column-wise with in the specific length.
suppose the i have to...
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Hello folks,
I am unable to find appropriate documentation on the type promotion of bit-fields when using the generalised comparison operator "<=>".
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Dear forum friends,
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The next Access Europe User Group meeting will be on Wednesday 1 May 2024 starting at 18:00 UK time (6PM UTC+1) and finishing by 19:30 (7.30PM).
In this session, we are pleased to welcome a new...
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