calling a php page from a client withought redirection
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calling a php page from a client withought redirection
i want to call from a client by pressing a button
a php file that will update a DB
but i dont want to use a forum that will redirect my page or refresh it
so s it possible?then how?
thanks in advance
peleg
a php file that will update a DB
but i dont want to use a forum that will redirect my page or refresh it
so s it possible?then how?
thanks in advance
peleg
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Or....

I started as a designer so knowing there's an extra width without changing it, never gets off your mind. You then breathe out in relief after it's gone
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<iframe style="visibility:hidden"></iframe>I started as a designer so knowing there's an extra width without changing it, never gets off your mind. You then breathe out in relief after it's gone
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iframes at the moment should be avoided, just as CSS2, object classes etc should be avoided until several 'unnamed' browsers catch up.
just use frames, no border like nay said, frames are awful and have never personally used them but looks like the only way around this problem and at least browsers support it
not sure why you dont just do it the normal way though, seems like no drawback to me
just use frames, no border like nay said, frames are awful and have never personally used them but looks like the only way around this problem and at least browsers support it
not sure why you dont just do it the normal way though, seems like no drawback to me