Posted by Rik on 07/26/07 16:16

On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 18:08:04 +0200, tomb <tomb@technetcenter.com> wrote:
> I can appreciate wanting to have questions posted to the correct group.
> But, my original question was not about javascript, it was about my PHP
> outputting a normally functional reset button, and once it is generated
> by PHP it no longer functions. Since the HTML for the reset button is
> correct, I was thinking that having it generated by PHP in an AJAX
> environment disturbs its functionality. I will gladly take this to an
> HTML group, but the HTML for the button is as if I entered it directly
> into the editor.

OK, to clarify things: it is IMPOSSIBLE that when the HTML output is the
same hardcoded as generated, their behaviour is different. The browser
does not know how it is created, and doesn't care. So, this has nothing to
do with PHP: there must be a difference in the actual code, find it, or
ask in for instance alt.html or comp.infosystemt.www.authoring.html what's
wrong with the HTML. Be sure to provide an url for those people though,
they really hate to check posted code instead of a handy url.

> If this is not the group for this kind of question, then which one is? I
> can't find an AJAX group, and PHP is a major part of my AJAX
> configuration.

I'd say AJAX is 99,9% javascript, so comp.lang.javascript. The fact that
you generate your output/possible JSON objects with PHP does not matter.
--
Rik Wasmus

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