I just want to note, it's not bad practice to come up with CSS hacks for IE. It is definitely NOT recommended to do so, but if by ANY reason you have no choice but hacks, well, you can do it.
For your particular issue, can you show us the code?
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I feel kind of confused with your question, so I'm going to answer how to pass the variable with and without PHP.
With PHP:
use the $_REQUEST array to get the information defined, in your case, it's $_REQUEST["id"]
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You can use javascript to parse the URL, var url = window.location and you'd get the url. You can parse it and then use the variable stored in JS or forward to...Leave a comment:
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I've heard a lot about different IDEs. If you think you can READ code very good and understand code easily, I would recommend Notepad++. It's so lightweight, it's not a complete IDE, but it suits my needs if all I need to develop web apps is see code.Leave a comment:
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what comes to my mind is that you're trying to do a query while looping in the results of another query in this part. I'm not really sure if you could do that. I would recommend to first finish working with all the results from one query, store the info you need in an array and then work on the second query with that array OR create two links to the DB and then one query use it with one link and the other with the second link.
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Hi,
On the page where you have your combobox, is that all the code for that page? What does 'sel()' do?
I would recommend that if want to fill the values of the other combobox, use an AJAX script or POST the data into the same page.
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I would first check for two things:
1) The button is uploaded and it actually is on the server
2) Check if the url you're using for the button is based on a relative path rather than a local path such as 'http://localhost/images/buttons/"
If not, just go for the regular HTML reset button.
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You can also try using the '@' before the statement so the warning doesn't show up =). But I would too use the isset function first.Leave a comment:
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C# not returning StoredProcedure Output variable
Hi! I've been breaking my head trying to get the output variables from my Stored Procedure.
This is my SP code
...Code:CREATE PROCEDURE GetKitchenOrderDetail( @idService int, --outPut Variables @idUser int OUTPUT, @estTimeDelivery datetime = null OUTPUT, @timeDelivered datetime = null OUTPUT, @timeOrder datetime = null OUTPUT, @estTimePrepare int OUTPUT,
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