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Posted by Vincent van Scherpenseel on 10/01/05 18:16
Stefan Rybacki wrote:
>> I was wondering if it's possible to let a dot move to a position based on
>> the user input. I.e.: there's a certain area wherein the user clicks and
>> there's a drawn dot which moves from A to the position where the user
>> clicked. Is it possible to do this without reloading the page? Is it
>> possible to make it look as if the dot actually moves (so not only the
>> begin and end location, but also the travel from A to B)? Is this
>> possible within GD or some other image library?
>>
>> I hope I'm clear enough, if not, please feel free to reply :)
>
> You're definitely wrong here. PHP is a server side script language so, its
> impossible to do what you want. Better go to Flash, Java, Javascript or
> whatever runs on the client side.
Thank you for your reply. Yes, I do know that PHP is a server side language,
but I misphrased my question. I don't need to be limited to PHP alone. If I
can get the right results using Javascript I would be happy to give it a
try.
I did actually found a way which I could use in an article called 'PHP On
The Fly'[1]. It suggests using Javascript with the XML HTTP Request Object.
I'm gonna try that one but I was hoping someone had some thoughts about
this subject.
- Vincent van Scherpenseel
[1]
<http://www.webpronews.com/webdevelopment/basicdevelopment/wpn-37-20041201PHPOnTheFly.html>
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