Its kind of complicated.well iam trying to create a search form,where the output will be like :
Found (a number) results:
Name:
Surname:
[View Button1]
Name:
Surname:
[View Button2] and so on,depented on the results of query.
i am calling a fun on pageload.in that i create the buttons,and i am thinking before the append command to call another function to write the
Name:
Surname: . how can i do that? hope you get what i mean, thnx in advance
Why not create them as links as opposed to buttons.
Isn't this what Google does?
yea i was thinking of that,but it is better looking with buttons i guess.anw proplem sovled
Perhaps maybe posting a quick snippet of the solution so others who have a similar problem might be able to learn from you.
IF solved, don't worry, but with iamthwee here, make a link with a css background sprite. I imagine that's the standard method. Placing a html button outside a form scenario probably isn't a semantic use. Perhaps I'm being pedantic.
oh you think ardav? i am beginer at php so you maybe right.to be honest i learn php from tutorials and some ebooks! i am working on a college degree project so i hope everything will go smooth :P
Ok :)
Mind you this is pure html/css, it shouldn't depend on php. php may produce the list with the button/link, but the actual button display will be down to the html tag and attribute (e.g. class or id) and the css applied to it (e.g. hover, active states).
cause its a quite big project, i am making first all of php html forms and mysql connections and later on i will do the css ! maybe a bad call...if so i ll be just make it yourway ardav !
hello friends my question is same
I honestly did that almost the same way you did it... but with onClick event and onLoad event is the difference. what I did is a text box that will auto search just like ASP.NET's Auto Post Back function. It may be a little bit of a help the way you want it Just Download it here
http://cid-3e21e1e16478087a.office.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/postback.7z
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