So, since that's how it normally works, I usually post a request here for help early on in the search process - cuts down on the time I have to search. Then when I find the answer, I delete my post if nobody has viewed it yet
Ignore help requests from me :)
Ignore help requests from me :)
In case anyone has noticed posts from me showing up here then disappearing... I search and search for help on something, then post a question here about it. Invariably, 10 seconds after I post my request for help, I find the answer on my own 
So, since that's how it normally works, I usually post a request here for help early on in the search process - cuts down on the time I have to search. Then when I find the answer, I delete my post if nobody has viewed it yet
So, since that's how it normally works, I usually post a request here for help early on in the search process - cuts down on the time I have to search. Then when I find the answer, I delete my post if nobody has viewed it yet
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Re: Ignore help requests from me :)
haha
well here was my answer i was writing when you deleted it
since php is a server side language it cannot be updated without a page load.
Javascript however can do this.
this is very pseudo code
I explain exactly how to do this in the new tutorials. Sorry to keep saying that. I do however hope to have the first set of videos up by friday.
well here was my answer i was writing when you deleted it
since php is a server side language it cannot be updated without a page load.
Javascript however can do this.
this is very pseudo code
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<href='link' onclick=updatewindow()>
<script=javascript>
function update window()
{
getdocumentid.html="whaterver is to be updated";
}
</script>Re: Ignore help requests from me :)
I found this:
That changes the contents of just that one section without refreshing the entire page.
Thanks for the reply though - I saw only 2 views and figured they were both me, so I deleted the post
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function changeDiv() {
document.getElementById("rightsidebar").innerHTML = "... whatever new content goes in the DIV..."
}Thanks for the reply though - I saw only 2 views and figured they were both me, so I deleted the post
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Re: Ignore help requests from me :)
that works good, its also javascript.