I have been given the task through school to institute a comments form on my website.I got all of what I thought would be the hard things done, but have now hit a major stumbling block.I was given a p
I\'m currently working on a web project that is on a larger scale than I\'m used to. The website has a frontend for registered users which consists of 10 different subpages which all have forms.
I\'ve created a series of forms for users to add and edit records in a database.The database includes audio and image file names (the actual files are moved to folders on submit).
I\'ve been given the task to turn a couple of forms for a charity int开发者_开发知识库o online forms to fill out (stuff to sign up for different programs in the charity). The forms I have been give al
I have a form that submits to a jQuery plugin I\'ve written and used on several projects, and I\'m trying to expand its functionality. I\'ve never had any issues with it until now, when I decided to a
I am processing a form with jQuery ajax. I have the following jQuery code: $.ajax({ url: \'formprocess.php\',
is if ($_POST[\'submit\']) ... same as if (isset($_POST[\'submit\']) ... or it means something else? Which one i should use to check if开发者_开发百科 form was submitted?
I\'m wanting to create two separate pages, one with a html form on it and the other with a table on it. When the user enters data and submits the form I want the information to be displayed in the tab
Just upgraded to rails 3.1 and now my form_tag doesn\'t work anymore, I don\'t get any errors at all?
I have a window with a search form at the top and grid at the bottom. User can enter values in the search form and click button - Get Records.
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