href with php how do
This is a discussion on href with php how do within the PHP Language forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; hi when i click a link; i want to open any page and sametime been any event( for ex. include ...
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Re: href with php how do
On 19 Sep., 14:41, canyigitli <canyigi...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> hi > > when i click a link; > > i want to open any page and sametime been any event( for ex. include > any picture in a cell of table) > > sory isn't clear english :( i think you wanna open a new browser window and change something on your current page at the same time? that's javascript, not php. 
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Re: href with php how do
"canyigitli" <canyigitli@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1190205706.059970.204760@n39g2000hsh.googlegr oups.com... > hi > > when i click a link; > > i want to open any page and sametime been any event( for ex. include > any picture in a cell of table) > > sory isn't clear english :( > I'm not sure of what you are asking, but there are two possibilities as I see it. First One: When the page loads, you want things to happen before it appears to the user as a finished page. That is easy. Simply put all the logic you want before the <html> section and enclose it in the <?php ?> section. You can set variables that can be used in the html area by simply enclosing that logic there within <?php ?>. Second One: When you want to navigate to a new page, you want things to happen first before the navigation. Well, you can do this either with a Javascript, or by having the button do a submit, test for that button being activated with isset($_POST['thatbutton']), do your logic and then use header("Location: newpageurl"); Hope that helps. Shelly
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