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Could someone help me get this to work? (an onClick popup to processes something) It works for me in template, but since its inside of php tags I just get errors
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where $requested get set ? via form,http or what ?
i think its should be $_REQUEST['requested'] also use $DB_site functions about PHP Code:
i think you will might want to create new template with this line and then just do PHP Code:
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It gets requested earlier in the page. Okay thanks, I wasn't sure how to use the .= thing incombination with templates. Your mighty helpful today.
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heh np
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Will do. I have heard this from a lot of people now, what is the difference/benefit of doing it that way versus the traditional non vb way?
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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=75207 it might help you abit. |
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