On Wed, 2011-02-23 at 14:56 -0500, Gary wrote: > "Steve Staples" <sstaples@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message > news:1298490417.14826.2418.camel@xxxxxxxxxxx > > On Wed, 2011-02-23 at 14:17 -0500, Gary wrote: > >> "Jim Lucas" <lists@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news:4D653673.7040604@xxxxxxxxxxxx > >> > On 2/23/2011 4:35 AM, Gary wrote: > >> >> "Pete Ford" <pete@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message > >> >> news:62.C1.32612.D49D46D4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > >> >>> This bit? > >> >>> > >> >>> On 22/02/11 22:06, Gary wrote: > >> >>>> for($i=1; $i<=$_POST['counties']; $i++) { > >> >>>> if ( isset($_POST["county{$i}"] ) ) { > >> >>> > >> >>> You loop over $_POST['counties'] and look for $_POST["county$i"] > >> >>> > >> >>> I suspect that there is no field 'counties' in your form, so the > >> >>> server > >> >>> is > >> >>> complaining about the missing index - seems likely that the > >> >>> production > >> >>> server > >> >>> is not showing the error, but instead just giving up on the page. > >> >>> > >> >>> I think the IE7/Firefox browser difference is a red herring: it > >> >>> wasn't > >> >>> actually working in any browser, or the code changed between tests. > >> >>> Remember, PHP is server side and generates HTML (or whatever). Unless > >> >>> you > >> >>> tell the PHP what browser you are using and write PHP code to take > >> >>> account > >> >>> of that (not generally recommended) then the server output is the > >> >>> same > >> >>> regardless of browser. > >> >>> > >> >>> -- > >> >>> Peter Ford, Developer phone: 01580 893333 fax: 01580 > >> >>> 893399 > >> >>> Justcroft International Ltd. > >> >>> www.justcroft.com > >> >>> Justcroft House, High Street, Staplehurst, Kent TN12 0AH United > >> >>> Kingdom > >> >>> Registered in England and Wales: 2297906 > >> >>> Registered office: Stag Gates House, 63/64 The Avenue, Southampton > >> >>> SO17 > >> >>> 1XS > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> Pete > >> >> > >> >> Once again, thank you for your help. > >> >> > >> >> I was able to get it to work, I did not understand the browser > >> >> differences > >> >> either, but on my testing server on IE, it worked as I wanted but not > >> >> on > >> >> anything else. I chopped out most of the code and ended up with this: > >> >> > >> >> if ( isset($_POST['submit']) ) {} else { > >> >> print "<form action=\"phpForm3.php\" method=\"POST\">\n"; > >> >> if ($Recordset1) { > >> >> print "<table width=200 border=1>\n"; > >> >> print "<th> </th>\n"; > >> >> print "<th> State </th>\n"; //2 fields in Counties table, State and > >> >> County > >> >> print "<th> County </th>\n"; > >> >> print "</tr>\n"; > >> >> //create table > >> >> $i = 0; > >> >> while ( $row = mysql_fetch_array($Recordset1) ) { > >> >> $i++; > >> >> print "<tr>\n"; > >> >> print "<td><input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"county$i\" > >> >> value=\"$row[name]\"></td>\n"; > >> >> echo "<td>{$row['state_id']}</td>\n"; > >> >> echo "<td>{$row['name']}</td>\n"; > >> >> echo "</tr>\n"; > >> >> }//end while > >> >> print "</table>\n"; > >> >> } else { > >> >> echo("<P>Error performing query: " . > >> >> mysql_error() . "</P>"); > >> >> } > >> >> print "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"counties\" value=\"$i\"/>\n"; > >> >> print "<input type=\"submit\" name=\"submit\" value=\"Go\"/>\n"; > >> >> } > >> >> ?> > >> >> > >> >> Again, thank you. > >> >> > >> >> Gary > >> >> > >> >> __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus > >> >> signature database 5899 (20110223) __________ > >> >> > >> >> The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. > >> >> > >> >> http://www.eset.com > >> >> > >> > > >> > If you would allow me to show you a little easier way of doing this. > >> > > >> > if ( !isset($_POST['submit']) ) { > >> > echo '<form action="phpForm3.php" method="POST">'; > >> > if ($Recordset1) { > >> > echo <<<HEADER > >> > <table width=200 border=1> > >> > <tr><th> </th><th> State </th><th> County </th></tr> > >> > HEADER; > >> > while ( $row = mysql_fetch_array($Recordset1) ) { > >> > echo <<<ROW > >> > <tr> > >> > <td><input type="checkbox" name="county[]" > >> > value="{$row['name']}"></td> > >> > <td>{$row['state_id']}</td> > >> > <td>{$row['name']}</td> > >> > </tr> > >> > ROW; > >> > }//end while > >> > echo '</table>'; > >> > } else { > >> > echo '<p>Error performing query: '.mysql_error().'</p>'; > >> > } > >> > echo '<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Go" />'; > >> > } > >> > > >> > Now, the main thing I want you to see is the line for the country > >> > checkbox'es > >> > > >> > The county[] turns the submitted values into an array. So, in the > >> > processing > >> > script, you would do this. > >> > > >> > <?php > >> > > >> > ... > >> > > >> > if ( !empty($_POST['county']) > >> > foreach ( $_POST['county'] AS $id => $name ) > >> > echo "{$id} {$name}\n"; > >> > > >> > ... > >> > ?> > >> > > >> > Hope this clears things up for you a little. > >> > > >> > Enjoy. > >> > > >> > Jim > >> > >> In a weird twist, I have/had the script working, but again it is not > >> working in FF or Chrome. This is a link to the first page which runs you > >> through the pages. > >> > >> I have the submit to trigger upon change so there is no submit button. > >> This > >> works in IE7. If I add a submit button, it does not work in any of them. > >> > >> I am wondering if this is more a problem with the html. > >> > >> > >> http://www.assessmentappeallawyer.com/forum_state.php > >> > >> This is the code for the first processing page > >> > >> if ( !isset($_POST['submit']) ) { > >> echo '<form action="forum_delete.php" method="POST">'; > >> if ($Recordset1) { > >> echo <<<HEADER > >> <table width=200 border=0> > >> <tr><th> </th><th> State </th><th> County </th></tr> > >> HEADER; > >> while ( $row = mysql_fetch_array($Recordset1) ) { > >> echo <<<ROW > >> <tr> > >> <td><input type="checkbox" name="county[]" > >> value="{$row['name']}"></td> > >> <td>{$row['state_id']}</td> > >> <td>{$row['name']}</td> > >> </tr> > >> ROW; > >> }//end while > >> echo '</table>'; > >> } else { > >> echo '<p>Error performing query: '.mysql_error().'</p>'; > >> } > >> echo '<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Select" />'; > >> } > >> > >> ?> > >> > >> ****This is the code for the second processing page. > >> > >> > >> <?php > >> > >> > >> if ( !empty($_POST['county'])) > >> foreach ( $_POST['county'] AS $id => $name ) > >> echo 'You have selected '. " {$name}".'<br />'; > >> > >> > >> > >> $totalRows_county_result_net= "($totalRows_county_result) + (1)"; > >> echo "[$totalRows_county_result_net]"; > >> echo "$totalRows_county_result"; > >> ?> > >> </div> > >> <!--eo center--> > >> > >> > >> <?php > >> $name=$_POST['name']; > >> echo 'You have selected'."$name"; > >> > >> ?> > >> <?php > >> mysql_free_result($county_result); > >> ?> > >> > >> Again, thank you for any input. > >> > >> Gary > > > > I think it may have to do with HTML, or the fact that IE is "helping" > > you with your coding... where FF and Chrome are usually more > > "literal" (yet better IMO). Also, the fact that "submit" has not been > > defined. > > > > try adding: > > <input type="submit" name="submit" value="submit" style="display: > > none;" /> > > > > This *SHOULD* give you the submit button, but the style is "hidden" now, > > so it shouldn't show, but it will fire off the "submit" action... make > > sure it is in between the <form></form> tags though. > > > > Steve > > > Steve > > Thank you for your reply, I had inserted a submit button prior, but it did > not work. I tried your suggestions and got the same result. I am not > seeing anything in the html that should be causing the hick-up, but given > the php is run on the server as Peter pointed out, browser issues with php I > have not really encountered before. > > I can live with a submit button, but living with one that does not work... > > Thank you for your input, if you see anything else that seems amiss, please > let me know. > > Gary > the <form onchange="submit"> as far as I know, isn't a standard/valid html attribute... so I would remove it altogether. http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_form.asp and try on the <select ... onchange=""> to be <select .... onchange="document.forms["Form1"].submit();"> where Form1 is the id of the form (so add that to the <form...> <form id="Form1" ... > try that... (i haven't been testing... my fault... but I am in the midst of work right now to really test it out) good luck! Steve -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
