frames and php

[irfan.mohammed@gmail.com]

Dear all,

I need some help in frames and php.

i have

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| Button |
Frame
1
| |
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Frame 2

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i have two different outputs,output1 and output2.

when ever i press the button in form i should get output1 in frame 1
and then after 10 seconds i should get the
output 2 in frame2.


can any one please help me.

Regards
Irfan

[Erwin Moller]

Re: frames and php

irfan.mohammed@ gmail.com wrote:

Dear all,
>
I need some help in frames and php.
>
i have
>
-------------------------
----------------------------------------
| Button |
Frame
1
| |
----------------------------------------
--------------------------
>
>
----------------------------------------
Frame 2
>
-----------------------------------------
>
>
i have two different outputs,output1 and output2.
>
when ever i press the button in form i should get output1 in frame 1
and then after 10 seconds i should get the
output 2 in frame2.
>
>
can any one please help me.
>
Regards
Irfan

Hi,

PHP is not really aware of your frames.
PHP just gets a request in and produces an answer (HTML most of the time).

So this is maybe not the best newsgroup to ask.

To 'post a form to another frame', or better put: 'to ask the browser to
display the results of a post in another frame' use the 'target' - keyword
in your form.
eg:
<form action="bla.php " method="POST" target="another framenamehere">

To create a timing effect (like your 10 secs), use Javascript, look for a
function window.setTimeO ut().
Beware however, you'll need JavaScript for this, which of course CAN be
disabled in the client browser.

Regards,
Erwin Moller