Hi Paul :
You can use deferred load do this.
I am using tu active /deactive user without open a window and going to other
page and return.
No ajax in this code.
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// This is in the user form...
----------------------------------
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="../js/cargadiferida.js"></script>
</head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function AtivaDesativar( sDescricao, nIdUsuario )
{
if ( confirm(" Deseja Ativar / Desativar o Usuário " + sDescricao + " ? " )
)
{
// This make the call to a php file that work with pg.
RealizarPeticao( "usuarios_ativardesativar.php?idusuario=" + nIdUsuario
);
} else
return false;
}
}
</script>
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This is the cargadiferida.js:
-------------------------------
function RealizarPeticao( sPagina )
{
if ( sPagina.trim() == '' )
return '';
// Create a new element script...
var oScript = document.createElement( 'script' );
// Put the source page.
// Some like this "usuarios_ativardesativar.php?idusuario=10";
oScript.src = sPagina;
// Y add the new script tag to the body....
document.body.appendChild( oScript );
}
// This is to chage the image in the list.
function ProcessarRespostaAtivacao( sNomeTag, sClase )
{
if ( sNomeTag.trim() == '' )
return '';
oResultado = document.getElementById( sNomeTag.trim() );
oResultado.className = sClase;
}
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This is the php file, usuarios_ativardesativar.php :
----------------------------------------------
<?php
header("Content-type: text/javascript"); // Note that the output is
javascript...
require_once( '../comun/cabecalho.php' );
$sSql = " SELECT CASE WHEN ativo = 1 THEN 0 ELSE 1 END AS ativo ";
$sSql .= " FROM os_usuarios ";
$sSql .= " WHERE idusuairo = {$_REQUEST['idusuario]} ";
$sSql .= " AND idempresa = {$_SESSION['empresa_session']} ";
$rs = $Connection->Execute( $sSql );
if ( !$rs )
Error_Msg( ' Erro : ao Atualizar => ', $Connection->ErrorMsg(), $sSql );
if ( !$rs->EOF )
{
if ( $rs->fields['ativo'] == 0 )
$sClase = 'ativar';
else
$sClase = 'desativar';
$sSql = " UPDATE os_usuarios ";
$sSql .= " SET ativo = {$rs->fields['ativo']} ";
$sSql .= " WHERE idusuario = {$_REQUEST['idusuario']} ";
$sSql .= " AND idempresa = {$_SESSION['empresa_session']} ";
$rs = $Connection->Execute( $sSql );
if ( !$rs )
Error_Msg( ' Erro : ao Atualizar => ', $Connection->ErrorMsg(),
$sSql );
?>
// This is a call to ProcessarRespostaAtivacao, note this is a javascript
funcion.
ProcessarRespostaAtivacao( '<?php echo "cmd{$_REQUEST['idusuario']}"; ?>',
'<?php echo $sClase; ?>' );
<?php } ?>
I test this in Firefox and ie. I have no problem to execute this code.
Alejandro Michelin Salomon
Porto Alegre
Brasil.
-->-----Mensagem original-----
-->De: pgsql-general-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-->[mailto:pgsql-general-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Em nome de Paul M Foster
-->Enviada em: sábado, 5 de agosto de 2006 19:43
-->Para: pgsql-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-->Assunto: [GENERAL] Ajax/PostgreSQL
-->
-->
-->I'm doing some massive (internal company) applications using
-->PHP, which
-->query extensive PostgreSQL tables. This is fine, but
-->obviously it often
-->requires multiple web pages to get something done. Supposedly, AJAX
-->promises to make web pages more interactive. But from what I
-->understand,
-->I'd have to have bindings from Javascript into PostgreSQL to
-->make this work.
-->
-->Here's an example: The user wants to enter a bill (accounts payable)
-->into the system. He first has to pick a vendor. Normally, this would
-->entail a PHP page that generates a PostgreSQL query. The
-->user would then
-->get a second page with various vendor information (like
-->number of due
-->days for that vendor), and various other payable info. But
-->wouldn't it
-->be nice to have vendor information filled in on the original page,
-->directly after the user picks a vendor? Theoretically, AJAX
-->might allow
-->something like this. But from what I can see, it would require
-->PostgreSQL bindings in Javascript, and some way to pass the
-->data back so
-->that PHP could use it.
-->
-->Is this even possible? Is it being worked on? Is there a different
-->solution I don't know about? I can see where Javascript can
-->alter the
-->look of a page, but I can't work out how it would allow
-->interactive use
-->of a PostgreSQL table.
-->
-->--
-->Paul M. Foster
-->
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