This is a discussion on mouse events within the alt.comp.lang.php forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; Hi I just started using php few month ago, and I looked a lot for functions that handles mouse events ...
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chsadaki@hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi > I just started using php few month ago, and I looked a lot for > functions that handles mouse events like mouse click, drag,.... but I > found nothing. Is there functions in php that handle the mouse's event > or no??? > > thanx in advance > Short answer: no. Longer answer: PHP operates on the *server* side not on the *client* side. There is no mouse attached to the server. -david- |
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chsadaki@hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi > I just started using php few month ago, and I looked a lot for > functions that handles mouse events like mouse click, drag,.... but I > found nothing. Is there functions in php that handle the mouse's event > or no??? No. A mix of PHP and HTML might be better suited to what your imagining. HTML will handle the mouse and execute a piece of PHP code when that happens, perhaps? Juggle with it, and see how you go. |
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Den 23.07.2006 19:31, skriblet Andy George følgende:
> chsadaki@hotmail.com wrote: >> Hi >> I just started using php few month ago, and I looked a lot for >> functions that handles mouse events like mouse click, drag,.... but I >> found nothing. Is there functions in php that handle the mouse's event >> or no??? > > No. A mix of PHP and HTML might be better suited to what your > imagining. HTML will handle the mouse and execute a piece of PHP code > when that happens, perhaps? > > Juggle with it, and see how you go. HTML can't handle mouse events - javascript can. PHP and javascript combined should provide the solution for the original poster with whatever he wanted to do. -- mvh Ørjan Langbakk http://www.bergenpchjelp.no http://www.cubic-design.net |