how to call a function when somebody click a link?

[yangsuli@gmail.com]

i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)

i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link


then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(


now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?


any suggestion is appreciated :)

[Mateusz Markowski]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?


yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):

i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)
>
i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link
>
>
then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(
>
>
now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?
>

PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld

and in your file script.php such code:

if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}

Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[yangsuli@gmail.com]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?

Mateusz Markowski wrote:

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):

i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)

i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link


then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(


now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?

>
PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld
>
and in your file script.php such code:
>
if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}
>
Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[Mateusz Markowski]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

Yes, I think so.

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):

the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?
>
Mateusz Markowski wrote:

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):

i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)
>
i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link
>
>
then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(
>
>
now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?
>

PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld

and in your file script.php such code:

if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}

Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[yangsuli@gmail.com]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

but why the second way didnot work out.......
i donot get where did the parse error come from :(
55555555555

Mateusz Markowski wrote:

Yes, I think so.
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):

the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?

Mateusz Markowski wrote:

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)

i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link


then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(


now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?

>
PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld
>
and in your file script.php such code:
>
if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}
>
Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[Mateusz Markowski]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

Paste the code that you think may give parse error.

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):

but why the second way didnot work out.......
i donot get where did the parse error come from :(
55555555555
>
Mateusz Markowski wrote:

Yes, I think so.

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):

the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?
>
Mateusz Markowski wrote:
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)
>
i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link
>
>
then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(
>
>
now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?
>

PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld

and in your file script.php such code:

if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}

Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[yangsuli@gmail.com]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

the code is like this
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); echo "<script>";
echo "window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>

i also tried
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]);
header(default: $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];';?>"<input type="submit"
value="忽略" /></form>

it didnot work either :(

but this works perfectly well
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); ';?>"<input
type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>

do you think it is caused by some arguements missing?( may be it shoule
be $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] or $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?xxxx=xxxxxx or
something)
Mateusz Markowski wrote:

Paste the code that you think may give parse error.
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):

but why the second way didnot work out.......
i donot get where did the parse error come from :(
55555555555

Mateusz Markowski wrote:

Yes, I think so.
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?

Mateusz Markowski wrote:
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)

i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link


then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(


now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?

>
PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld
>
and in your file script.php such code:
>
if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}
>
Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[Mateusz Markowski]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

You should write:
echo "window.locatio n.href={$_SERVE R['PHP_SELF']}";

But it won't work in your browser. Why do you want to put script tags
as action?

yangsuli@gmail. com napisał(a):

the code is like this
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); echo "<script>";
echo "window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>
>
i also tried
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]);
header(default: $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];';?>"<input type="submit"
value="忽略" /></form>
>
it didnot work either :(
>
but this works perfectly well
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); ';?>"<input
type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>
>
do you think it is caused by some arguements missing?( may be it shoule
be $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] or $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?xxxx=xxxxxx or
something)
Mateusz Markowski wrote:

Paste the code that you think may give parse error.

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):

but why the second way didnot work out.......
i donot get where did the parse error come from :(
55555555555
>
Mateusz Markowski wrote:
Yes, I think so.

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?
>
Mateusz Markowski wrote:
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)
>
i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link
>
>
then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(
>
>
now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?
>

PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function. Yourlast
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld

and in your file script.php such code:

if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}

Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[yangsuli@gmail.com]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

so i missed {}
is that the problem?

the browser will recognize it as a javascript and display it only by
the script tag.......
you donot think i shoud put the script tag?

errrrr
why the header() didnot work either?
Mateusz Markowski wrote:

You should write:
echo "window.locatio n.href={$_SERVE R['PHP_SELF']}";
>
But it won't work in your browser. Why do you want to put script tags
as action?
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisał(a):

the code is like this
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); echo "<script>";
echo "window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>

i also tried
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]);
header(default: $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];';?>"<input type="submit"
value="忽略" /></form>

it didnot work either :(

but this works perfectly well
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); ';?>"<input
type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>

do you think it is caused by some arguements missing?( may be it shoule
be $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] or $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?xxxx=xxxxxx or
something)
Mateusz Markowski wrote:

Paste the code that you think may give parse error.
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
but why the second way didnot work out.......
i donot get where did the parse error come from :(
55555555555

Mateusz Markowski wrote:
Yes, I think so.
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?

Mateusz Markowski wrote:
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)

i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link


then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(


now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?

>
PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request tothe
server which will cause your script to call this function. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld
>
and in your file script.php such code:
>
if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}
>
Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[no@emails.thx]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

[Taking a step back]

I think it'd help if the OP says why they want to do all this. If I
ever have trouble doing something I usually find that I am trying to
fit a square peg in a round hole and I need to approach the problem in
a different way.

But, given what we know, it looks like the OP needs one HTML page with
some PHP at the top. Like:

HTML headers
<?php
if (isset($_REQUES T['dofunction'])) {
function();
}
?>
rest of the HTML page including:
<a href="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?dofunction'; ?>">click
here</a>




On 4 Nov 2006 02:45:15 -0800, "Mateusz Markowski"
<mateusz@bsdmai l.orgwrote:

>Paste the code that you think may give parse error.
>
>yangsuli@gmail .com napisal(a):

>but why the second way didnot work out.......
>i donot get where did the parse error come from :(
>55555555555
>>
>Mateusz Markowski wrote:

Yes, I think so.
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?
>
Mateusz Markowski wrote:
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)
>
i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link
>
>
then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(
>
>
now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?
>

PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld

and in your file script.php such code:

if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}

Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[Mateusz Markowski]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

You are trying to do something very simple in a quite convoluted way.
You want to give user a link which goes to page that they had visited
before visiting other page. Try this:

//page that client visited before
$page = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; //let's assume that it's:

http://localhost/outpage.php

//we want user to go on this page and to add a flag which cause PHP to
call function
$newurl = $page . '?call=ourfunct ion';// result is:

http://localhost/outpage.php?call=outfunction

//we send a link
echo '<a href="'.$newurl .'">click here</a>';

Is this what you want to do?


yangsuli@gmail. com napisał(a):

so i missed {}
is that the problem?
>
the browser will recognize it as a javascript and display it only by
the script tag.......
you donot think i shoud put the script tag?
>
errrrr
why the header() didnot work either?

Header in your example doesn't work becuase before callling it you have
already sent some data to client. But header must be called before any
data's been sent to client's browser.

Mateusz Markowski wrote:

You should write:
echo "window.locatio n.href={$_SERVE R['PHP_SELF']}";

But it won't work in your browser. Why do you want to put script tags
as action?

yangsuli@gmail. com napisał(a):

the code is like this
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); echo "<script>";
echo "window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>
>
i also tried
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]);
header(default: $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];';?>"<input type="submit"
value="忽略" /></form>
>
it didnot work either :(
>
but this works perfectly well
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); ';?>"<input
type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>
>
do you think it is caused by some arguements missing?( may be it shoule
be $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] or $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?xxxx=xxxxxx or
something)
Mateusz Markowski wrote:
Paste the code that you think may give parse error.

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
but why the second way didnot work out.......
i donot get where did the parse error come from :(
55555555555
>
Mateusz Markowski wrote:
Yes, I think so.

yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?
>
Mateusz Markowski wrote:
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)
>
i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link
>
>
then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expectedor
something....:(
>
>
now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?
>

PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld

and in your file script.php such code:

if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}

Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.

[yangsuli@gmail.com]

Re: how to call a function when somebody click a link?

thanks and kiss all
you guys help a lot....:)

i managed it by setting up a flag : msgignoreflag
when usr click the link,the href is linked to
$_server[request]&msgignorefl ag
and the php script call the function only if the flag is set :)


my code is like this
with msgignoreflag being the flag and the dec_msgnum the function i
would like to call
function print_body($nom sg = 0) {

global $cookie;
?<body bgproperties="f ixed"<?php
// if(isset($_GET["msgignoref lag"]) {
if($_GET["msgignoref lag"]==1) {
dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]);
}
if( $msgnum = get_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]) && !$nomsg) {

$msg = get_msg($cookie["id"], $msgnum);
?><table width=100% bgcolor=lightye llow>
<tr>
<td valign="top" nowrap="nowrap" width=25%><font
color="green">< ?php echo $msg["id"]; ?></font(<?php
echo ctime2($msg["time"]); ?>): </td>
<td align="left" valign="top" width=50%><?php echo
stripansi($msg["msg"]); ?></td>
<td align="right" valign="top" nowrap="nowrap"
width=15%>
<a href="<?php echo BBSCGI;
?>/bbssndmsg.php?r eply=1&uid=<?ph p echo $msg["id"]; ?>">[回讯息]</a>
</td>
<td align="right" valign="top" nowrap="nowrap"
width=10%>
<a href="<?php echo $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
?>&msgignorefla g=1">[忽略]</a>
</td>
</tr></table><?php
}
}

thanks all you guys again
i appriciate your efforts to help me
kisssssssssss :)
Mateusz Markowski 写道：

You are trying to do something very simple in a quite convoluted way.
You want to give user a link which goes to page that they had visited
before visiting other page. Try this:
>
//page that client visited before
$page = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; //let's assume that it's:

http://localhost/outpage.php

>
//we want user to go on this page and to add a flag which cause PHP to
call function
$newurl = $page . '?call=ourfunct ion';// result is:

http://localhost/outpage.php?call=outfunction

>
//we send a link
echo '<a href="'.$newurl .'">click here</a>';
>
Is this what you want to do?
>
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisał(a):

so i missed {}
is that the problem?

the browser will recognize it as a javascript and display it only by
the script tag.......
you donot think i shoud put the script tag?

errrrr
why the header() didnot work either?

>
Header in your example doesn't work becuase before callling it you have
already sent some data to client. But header must be called before any
data's been sent to client's browser.
>

Mateusz Markowski wrote:

You should write:
echo "window.locatio n.href={$_SERVE R['PHP_SELF']}";
>
But it won't work in your browser. Why do you want to put script tags
as action?
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisał(a):
the code is like this
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); echo "<script>";
echo "window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>

i also tried
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]);
header(default: $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];';?>"<input type="submit"
value="忽略" /></form>

it didnot work either :(

but this works perfectly well
<form action="<?php dec_msgnum($coo kie["usernum"]); ';?>"<input
type="submit" value="忽略" /></form>

do you think it is caused by some arguements missing?( may be it shoule
be $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] or $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?xxxx=xxxxxx or
something)
Mateusz Markowski wrote:
Paste the code that you think may give parse error.
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
but why the second way didnot work out.......
i donot get where did the parse error come from :(
55555555555

Mateusz Markowski wrote:
Yes, I think so.
>
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
the problem is that i donnot want some script.php
i want to redirect the users back on the page they were just on,with
calling a function in advance :)
you think the flag thing is the best way to do it?

Mateusz Markowski wrote:
yangsuli@gmail. com napisal(a):
i want to creat a link
when somebody click the link
the php script calls a function,then display itself :)

i have tried
<a href=<? funtion(); echo=$_server['php_self'] ?>text</a>
but it will call the function whether i click the link


then i tried this (using forms)
<form action="<?php function(); echo "<script>"; echo
"window.locatio n.href=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']"; echo '</script>';?>">
<input type="submit" value="text" /></form>
but it didnot work either.
my browser said there were parse errors,T_STRING expected or
something....:(


now i am thinking using a flag,say,$funct ioncall,
href=$_server[request_url]&functioncal l=1
then if functioncall==1 ,call that function
but is it right?
is there some way simple to do that?

>
PHP works on a server, not in your browser, so it can't just call
function when you click a link. You have to send a request to the
server which will cause your script to call this function.. Your last
example is good way to do it. So you have such link:
script.php?call =helloworld
>
and in your file script.php such code:
>
if ($_GET['call'] == 'helloworld') {
echo 'Hello world!';
}
>
Then after clicking the link your browser sends a request, PHP decides
what to do, then server sends you a appropriate response.