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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 11/18/06 23:18
Skijor wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>
>>Skijor wrote:
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>>>>>(e.g., <a href="http://www.mydomain.com/myCart.php> </a>)
>>>>
>>>> You need to place something to click between the <a href...> and </a>.
>>>
>>>yes. i know.
>>>
>>>
>>>>>This works and now I can use the header() function from within the
>>>>>myCart.php script to get back. I guess my question is do I have to use
>>>>>the <a href=> tag to invoke the script on the server side? or a better
>>>>>questions is can I just do this without problems?
>>>>
>>>> You mean automatically invoke the shopping cart when you load an html
>>>>page?
>>>
>>>
>>>no. I just wanted to know if using the <a> tag is the only way to
>>>provide a link to the the cart (myCart.php). It's a silly question now
>>>that I think about it.
>>>
>>
>>Well, since <a> is not PHP code, might I recommend you try asking in
>>alt.html?
>>
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> you might. but I think this is a pretentious comment.
>
>
And since when is this an appropriate group for HTML? It's not. This
is a PHP group - hence the "php" in it's name.
Just trying to direct you to the appropriate place.
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