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IE9 geo location
HI guys,
Small problem with IE9. When I try to use geo-location notification window pops up at the bottom of IE9 asking user to allow website to be located (see attachment). User has number of options and all is good, however I need a way to detect when user simply clicks on close (x) in notification window because at the moment if user does that nothing happens and it looks bit silly.
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Hello everyone. I am not 100% on where to post this question but since I am web PHP developer it somehow seams appropriate to post here.
I been web developer for some years now and never came across the problem that I didn't solve one way or another. However there are aspects of web development that don't have anything to do with programming but are still very important and I am curious about all possible approaches. How do you answer... -
I am also looking into E-Commerce solutions and will have to face it within next couple of months. I have some experience with VirtueMart E-Commerce solution for Joomla. I been scratching my head loads lately trying to decide whether writing my own code would be better than using one of open source solutions out there. Most of the on line advice points in direction of using one of ready made open source solutions. The biggest name at the moment...Leave a comment:
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You can achieve what you want by nesting two tables. Outer table would have one row and one column and border = x. Inner table would have one column and 3 rows with border set to 0.
You could also try css. something like:
Code:table{ border-width: 3px; } tr, td{ border-width: 0px; }Leave a comment:
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None of WYSIWYG editors you mentioned is browser based....Leave a comment:
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Now its obvious why it doesn't work.
When you submit your form with input field like this:
to retrieve submitted value in php you should do:Code:<input type="text" name="email">
instead ofCode:$_POST['email']
input field name and $_POST key must match.Code:$_POST['Email']
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There is mail function in php you can use.
For better results use one of open source libraries like swiftmailer or phpMailerLeave a comment:
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"drop boxes to check boxes" ... why? Options within drop boxes can have values?Leave a comment:
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Your form function signature is this:
and this is how you call it:Code:form($price, $rooms, $address, $description, $photo)
Your function doesen't know about error.Code:form($price, $rooms, $address, $description, $photo, [B]$error[/B]);
something elese I noticed. You have more than one:
Try to have only one include line per file or at least use i...Code:include('connect.php');Leave a comment:
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Oh well... Reson I asked is that I have Zend_Form ready made solution to this problem.Leave a comment:
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I had similar issue recently and wanted to stay away from session just like you are trying now. I gave up on the end and did session thing. My problem was slightly different. I wanted to prevent quick double click submit. Are you using ZF or some other framework.Leave a comment:
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Could you:
- store uniqid() into the session and same id into the hidden field on your form
- when submitting check if hidden field and session hold the same value
- if values correspond submit was valid -> destroy session to prevent further submits using same uniqid
- if values do not correspond than its a case of double submit
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Your markup is broken. Fix that before using jquery on it.Leave a comment:
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I am no WP expert but from what I see in my WP installation there is 2 tabs when editin/creating WP posts. One of them is visual and one of them is HTML. I Always use HTML.
If you don't know HTML than you are stuck with visual editor and those editors can create loads of really bad HTML and once that happens there is no other way to clear it up but getting involved with some HTML.
If however you write yor own HTML and...Leave a comment:
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I think OP was about writing php code within WP WYSIWYG editor....Leave a comment:
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Chrome and jQuery
Hi
I know you all prefer to look at code but this is sort of general question. I am developing website that is very rich in jquery animations. Everything works as it should but performance is very different in different browsers on the same system. Surprisingly most performance issues are chrome related. Jquery plugins and animations slow down painfully. Firefox, IE, Safari all handle it without problems but chrome.
There...
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