[thelist] How to tackle this?

Sarah Heffron meatlike at sbcglobal.net
Wed Mar 19 21:37:36 CST 2003


Yes, I know I could do that, but then I'd have to keep reloading the page after each click and I don't want to do that. I want all the clicks to do what they do without loading a new page. I know that this is possible somehow.
Sarah
 Anthony Baratta <Anthony at Baratta.com> wrote:At 03:10 PM 3/19/2003, Sarah Heffron wrote:

>I'm about to delve into a web application, using PHP and MySQL. This 
>application is going to require a fairly complicated scheduling feature. 
>Basically it will display a calendar for the current month with the 
>ability to scroll back and forth between months, easily done but here's 
>where the complicated part comes in.

You don't need anything like SOAP or Java Applets. You have everything you 
need with PHP and mySQL.

Basically on each mouse click on the target day, you just send a query 
string with information of the day selected and the state of that day, and 
store that in the DB. When you got o build the calendar view, you grab the 
days in question along with their states, and display accordingly.

Not much to it.
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