Please check the below code, what wrong you did are commented in code:- <?php error_reporting(E_ALL); // check all error including warning and notice error too ini_set(‘display_errors’,1); // display errors function add($x,$y) { $result= $x+$y; return $result; } // ; not needed $number1= $_POST[‘n_1’]; $number2= $_POST[‘n_2’]; echo $number1.” + “.$number2.” = “.add($number1,$number2);// using “ is wrong … Read more
It sounds like your server is not processing PHP correctly. There’s nothing wrong with your HTML form, assuming contact.php is indeed the action page you want – you just need to get your server/computer to handle PHP properly. Check this answer for more info. solved Why is my contact form taking me to contact.php rather … Read more
Unfortunately there is no InputMessageBox in C#. But you can reference “Microsoft.VisualBasic” and dann using the Interaction.InputBox. using Microsoft.VisualBasic; // Click-Event private void btn_GetName_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { string btnTxt = Interaction.InputBox(“Title”, “Message”, “defaultValue”, 10, 10); Button button1 = new Button(); button1.Location = new Point(20, 10); button1.Text = btnTxt; this.Controls.Add(button1); } This is a really … Read more
$requiredfields = (“firstname”,”lastname”,”password1″,”password2″,”gender”); This line is invalid. You should have the keyword array before the (. In general, use a code editor that has bracket matching. This would help you find missing )}] and extra ({[ more easily. Some even include HTML tag matching in a similar way. http://notepad-plus-plus.org/ is a good example. solved Parse … Read more
Without using a 3rd party mail service (maybe such as an API where you can send requests in order to send mail) or using PHP (or other server side languages) to send mail from the server directly, I don’t believe there is any other option. mailto seems to be your best bet. 4 solved Would … Read more
form 3 is incorrect, should be: mail(“[email protected]”, $subject, $_POST[“school”], “From: Testing” ); $_POST[“school”]. 1 solved PHP – Passing Variables in 3 forms – Step1, Step2 and Step3 [closed]
I have to agree with comments above, not sure what you’re doing but…the problem is that a submit handler is a function not the string you’re assigning, this: subBut.onclick = (document.getElementById(‘helllo’).innerHTML=(submi(document.getElementById(‘user’).value, document.getElementById(‘passw’).value))); should be: subBut.onclick = function() { document.getElementById(‘helllo’).innerHTML= submi(document.getElementById(‘user’).value, document.getElementById(‘passw’).value); return false; //for testing, prevent form submission }; You can test the updated version … Read more
If you use the jquery library you can use the .mousemove(handler) function which looks something like this $( “#target” ).mousemove(function( event ) { var msg = “Handler for .mousemove() called at “; msg += event.pageX + “, ” + event.pageY; $( “#log” ).append( “<div>” + msg + “</div>” ); }); Target is the id of … Read more
You are not closing the last else block else { $SenderAddress= “$Sender <$Email>”; $Headers= “From: $SenderAddress\nCC: $SenderAddress\n”; // Substitute your own email address for // [email protected] $result = mail (“[email protected]”, $Subject, $Message, $Headers); if ($result) echo “<p>Your message has been sent. Thank you, ” . $Sender . “.</p>\n”; else echo “<p>There was an error sending … Read more
maybe something like this: var totalFields = <?=$total_fields?>; var currentFields = 0; var addMode = document.getElementById(‘addMore’); var form = docuement.getElementsByTagName(‘form’)[0]; addMore.onclick = function() { if (currentFields >= totalFields) { return false; } var newField = document.createElement(‘input’); newField.setAttribute(‘type’, ‘file’); newField.setAttribute(‘name’, ‘file’+currentFields); form.appendChild(newField); currentFields++ } and then <? foreach ($_FILES as $file) { // i guess you … Read more
You could have a variable in which you hold the last operator was clicked by user and whenever a button is clicked , you check; if it is operator (like + ,- , & …) and current variable’s value is not equal by new one , you update this variable else you could ignore the … Read more
Use a for loop on the email and password array. For example: var correct = false; for (int i = 0; i <= emailArray.length; i++) { if (emailTextBoxValue != emailArray[i]) { //the email at [i] isn’t valid } else { if (passwordTextBoxValue == passwordArray[i]) { correct = true; } else { //the password at [i] … Read more
You are loading the contents of a static HTML file so you could put place holders within the html… <h1>%title_placeholder%</h1> and then use file get_contents $html = file_get_contents(“my_file.html”); and replace the placeholders with your form data $html = str_replace(“%title_placeholder%”, $_POST[‘title’], $html); then write your new string to mPDF solved How to generate pdf with defined … Read more
This help you : <html> <head> <title></title> </head> <body> <input id=”text” type=”text”><br> <button id=”seven” type=”button” onclick=writeNumbers(this)>7</button> <button id=”eight” type=”button” onclick=writeNumbers(this)>8</button> <button id=”nine” type=”button” onclick=writeNumbers(this)>9</button> <br> <button id=”four” type=”button” onclick=writeNumbers(this)>4</button> <button id=”five” type=”button” onclick=writeNumbers(this)>5</button> <button id=”six” type=”button” onclick=writeNumbers(this)>6</button> <br> <button id=”one” type=”button” onclick=writeNumbers(this)>1</button> <button id=”two” type=”button” onclick=writeNumbers(this)>2</button> <button id=”three” type=”button” onclick=writeNumbers(this)>3</button> <br> <button id=”cancel” type=”button” onclick=c()>C</button> … Read more
you have an error in your code, there is one closing bracket too much change if (document.form[‘form’][‘name’].value != “” && document.form[‘form’][‘city’].value != “” )) { to if (document.form[‘form’][‘name’].value != “” && document.form[‘form’][‘city’].value != “” ) { 1 solved Javascript – verify empty inputs