Sure Thing Joe!
I use AJAX framework ?prototype? so instead make readonly= false, I make
here the texfield without the readonly, check:
<?php
$my_user = $_GET['user'];
$my_pass = $_GET['pass'];
$validado = false;
$monto = obtiene_campo("tbl_citas", "pk_aut_cita", $_GET['cita'],
"int_monto");
$matriz = conn_busqueda("SELECT txt_user,txt_pass,int_permisos FROM
tbl_profesionales");
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($matriz))
{
$this_user = $row['txt_user'];
$this_pass = $row['txt_pass'];
if ( ($this_user == $my_user)&&($this_pass == $my_pass) &&
($row['int_permisos']==1) ){ ?>
<input type="text" size="10"
name="int_monto" id="int_monto" value="<?php echo $monto ?>" />
<img src="images/tick.png" title="Permiso
consedido" alt="Permiso consedido">
<?php $validado = true;
}
}
if (!$validado){?>
<input type="text" size="10" name="int_monto" id="int_monto" readonly
value="<?php echo $monto ?>" />
<img src="images/denied.png" title ="No encontramos el usuario, o no
tiene permisos para esta Operacion" alt="No encontramos el usuario, o no
tiene permisos para esta Operacion">
<?php } ?>
And I call this like this in the main page:
function validate(cita)
{
var user = document.send.usuario.value;
var pass = document.send.password.value;
new
Ajax.Updater('validate','get_cobrar_validate.php?user='+user+'&pass='+pass+'
&cita='+cita, {method:'get'});
return false;
}
Where validate id is:
<span id="validate"><input type="text" size="10" name="int_monto"
id="int_monto" readonly value="<?php echo $monto ?>" /></span>
Yes.. it?s a little complicated but look very nice in the browser :P
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Hi Jean,
Would you mind sending us the code so we can see what the solution
was that you came up with?
--
Joe
On Sep 25, 2008, at 4:54 PM, Jean Carlo wrote:
> Never mind! I found another way to do it, thanks for your help anyway!
>
> _________________________________
>
> > I want to after I make an if(.) if it's true call a javascript
> > function, but it doesn't work, here is the code
> >
>
> Just a obvius note, but as you don't sent all code, we can only guess.
>
> Remember that you can not call a javascript function from PHP. You can
> only put Javascript code that is executed when the page (PHP
> result) is
> loaded.
>
> Normally, I put this kind of code, in a funcion called in the "onLoad"
> event of the page; to assure the page is loaded, and the form is
> correctly
> displayed.
>
> I suposse your code may be actually working, but just before the
> form be
> active.
>
> And as my personal prefered choice, you can replace your javascript
> code,
> for a simple line on your form:
>
> <input type='text' name='int_amount' <?php
> if ( ($this_user != $my_user)||($this_pass != $my_pass) )
> echo " READONLY";
> ?>>
>
> --
> José Miguel Santibáñez
> jms@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:jms%40nivel5.cl> <mailto:jms%40nivel5.cl>
>
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