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button and image on the same page php ??

21-Feb-12 5:17

Great idea, now type that into Google and start learning.

Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
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Re: Final Year project

JosephvObrien17-Apr-12 23:22

JosephvObrien

17-Apr-12 23:22

Kindly you should be going in any programming language which you interested and have mastery and control coding....Thanks

coding

mannu453 19-Feb-12 0:44

mannu453

19-Feb-12 0:44

crack the code

Re: coding

Eddy Vluggen19-Feb-12 5:42

Eddy Vluggen

19-Feb-12 5:42

You and what army? Smile | :)

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Re: coding

venkatprince22-Feb-12 3:56

venkatprince

22-Feb-12 3:56

appollosputnik15-Feb-12 22:14

appollosputnik

15-Feb-12 22:14

I want to create a button on a php pafe like a form now after pressing this button i should load an image. Now the I have done this. when the image is appearing it's on the other page than where the button was. I want to have the button on the same page. Left hand side i have a set of buttons and pressing each button should load image on the right side of the same page. I should be able to see the button and image both. Please help me how can I achieve this. Is it possible using only php. ?? Thanks for any help.

[code]

<form method="post" action="">
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit Form">

</form>
[/code]

Re: button and image on the same page php ??

Graham Breach16-Feb-12 0:03

Graham Breach

16-Feb-12 0:03

When you submit the form a new page is loaded. You could make the new page look the same but with your new image embedded in it using only PHP.

Or you could load the image inside a frame or iframe by targetting the frame from the form tag.

Or you could load the image using Javascript.

Also, your PHP code appears to be loading an image using a GD function and then serving it to the browser without changing it at all - unless you are planning to draw on the image or resize it or something, this is very inefficient.

PHP mail() configuration

CodingLover13-Feb-12 18:31

13-Feb-12 18:31

Hi all,

There are so many articles on the web about 'how to send mails in PHP' using the mail function. But actually it gives lots of errors for me. Have a look at the code segment I tried.

PHP

$to         = "to@gmail.com";
$subject    = "subject goes here";
$message    = "message of the email goes here";
$from       = "from@gmail.com";
$headers    = "From: $from";

mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers);
echo "Mail Sent ";

When i try the code, gives the following error.

Warning: mail() [function.mail]: Failed to connect to mailserver at "smtp.emailsrvr.com" port 25, verify your "SMTP" and "smtp_port" setting in php.ini or use ini_set() in F:\WorkOn\PHP\MyPHPSites\emai_test.php on line 10

How can I workaround with this?

Thanks in advance.

I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover Smile | :)

Richard MacCutchan13-Feb-12 22:40

13-Feb-12 22:40

CodingLover wrote:
How can I workaround with this?

Check why the server smtp.emailsrvr.com is not accepting your mail request. I just tested it and it hangs after the HELO command, and then drops the connection. You need to contact the site administrator.

Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman

CodingLover13-Feb-12 23:13

13-Feb-12 23:13

No the request accepting. But no luck. I'll check with a different connection if possible, and let you know.

I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover Smile | :)

Richard MacCutchan13-Feb-12 23:27

13-Feb-12 23:27

CodingLover wrote:
No the request accepting.

I'm not sure what you mean by this, but when I tried to connect manually it definitely timed out on the initial HELO command, and then dropped the connection. You need to check with the site what the correct connection protocol is - it may be that you need to use a different port.

Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman

CodingLover13-Feb-12 23:30

13-Feb-12 23:30

Yes, when I try to telnet to the port it is not allowed to connect. Seems my settings are invalid or the connection dropped somehow by my network. I'll check and let you know.

I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover Smile | :)

Richard MacCutchan13-Feb-12 23:36

13-Feb-12 23:36

Did you telnet to port 25?

Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman

CodingLover13-Feb-12 23:43

13-Feb-12 23:43

Yes I do, but the connection is fail. Seems my network not allowed to connect.

I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover Smile | :)

jiudingkeji14-Feb-12 14:06

jiudingkeji

14-Feb-12 14:06

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Mohibur Rashid13-Feb-12 22:51

Mohibur Rashid

13-Feb-12 22:51

the process you are using is wrong. Please read about how email works. and also follow the link to email using gmail smtp server
link[^]

CodingLover13-Feb-12 23:18

13-Feb-12 23:18

I couldn't find any example in that download bundle. However I tried what that tutorial suggest but it didn't work either.

Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in ...\phpmailer\phpmailer.inc.php on line 271

I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover Smile | :)

Mohibur Rashid13-Feb-12 23:42

Mohibur Rashid

13-Feb-12 23:42

follow the instruction link

learning perl

Phiri_code12-Feb-12 22:22

Phiri_code

12-Feb-12 22:22

Hi guys, whats the best way to learn perl fast. i know Java very well. D'Oh! | :doh:

rickumali13-Feb-12 7:36

rickumali

13-Feb-12 7:36

I think the best way to learn Perl fast is to write lots of little Perl programs. There's no substitute for writing these little programs.

Make little programs based on the examples that are here:

http://perldoc.perl.org/perlintro.html[^]

Also, look at the tutorials and FAQs as listed here:

http://perldoc.perl.org/perl.html[^]

If you're interested in using books to learn Perl, I highly recommend "the Llama book":

http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596001322.do[^]

Finally, if there's one thing that I learned late that I'd recommend learning early, it's learning the Perl debugger.

http://perldoc.perl.org/perldebtut.html[^]

Good luck!

GreyHairedGit14-Feb-12 4:10

GreyHairedGit

14-Feb-12 4:10

Dowload a perl distro - install it and type perldoc perlintro and start reading.
Also if you have an aversion to spending money download the following free
book http://www.greglondon.com/iperl/[^
it'll get you going

dpminusa14-Feb-12 6:17

dpminusa

14-Feb-12 6:17

Here is how I learn most languages (this may just be me but it seems to work best). I am always impatient and respond to early success as most do.

1. Rapidly scan the online or offline doc to get a feel for it. This helps create a context.
2. Read some short examples written by others. Lookup the commands you don't understand, etc. Run the examples to see what they really do.
3. Pick a limited scope project. I often build a phone book app. This gives me a reference point on some constructs, syntax, pros and cons of the language.
4. Try your target project and learn as you go. Stay away from the more complex constructs at first. Learning them later is great and super productive in some cases, e.g. map.

I have written a lot of Perl over the last 5 years. I often mix bash and Perl (plus some dialog for a simple GUI) to create console apps quickly. I don't find X-Windows necessary most of the time for what I need.

I like bash with its new enhancements. Some things are still a lot easier in Perl. Sometimes using both on a project (assuming it will be used in *nix) is the best.

To me Perl is not a dead language any more than bash is. The are just special purpose languages. If you need a general purpose language then use one. If you try to make a general purpose language special purpose then you may be taking the long way around. Why do that, other than the challenge?

"Courtesy is the product of a mature, disciplined mind ... ridicule is lack of the same - DPM"

thomas.michaud17-Feb-12 3:28

thomas.michaud

17-Feb-12 3:28

There is a learning perl book by O'Reilly.

My advice is to skip the first chapter. Read the rest and come back to the first chapter.