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Posted by M on 10/13/06 10:06
you are all right - the things you ask for (Jeremy
jazzslider@gmail.com) are exactly what i need too.
but i thought that in the next php version on eclipse (it is going to
be mvc design) we can desing a php screen + convert it to xforms and
use php on the server side or even just:
"put" and "get" from the server in order to get/send data.
but i don't know if "zend" is going to do that.
frothpoker wrote:
> sounds like a job for AJAX
>
> AJAX allows you to load a page of HTML and then using javascript
> enabled events you can validate information on the form (in elements of
> the DOM) and carry out inline replacements of various sections (e.g.,
> you need a different authorisation process if the order value is over
> £1000) or can check information or combinations of information without
> having to submit the whole form and then return the results if they are
> not what was required.
>
> It requires javascript to be enabled on the client PCs and you will
> need to be running IE6 or the latest version of mozilla (firefox) or
> opera but is platform independant.
>
> I'm not convinced of its uses on external web sites but for intranet
> usage where you have more control over the settings users have on their
> PCs it should be ideal. There are several commercial packages with
> pre-built AJAX classes which should ease the pain.
>
> One of AJAX's best features (and the most annoying is web forms) is
> where you have a huge drop down list (say 50000 people in a company and
> you need to find a name - e.g. Wyznkcsky. in a web form you type 'W'
> and the list jumps to the start of W and then you type 'Y' and the list
> jumps to the start of Y - Arrrgh!. With an AJAX enabled form the list
> is simply filtered to give you all the people who's names either start
> with or contain 'WY' - Ta Dah!)
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