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Apr 5th 2003 | #98637 Report |
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so I suck at php ![]() |
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Apr 5th 2003 | #98664 Report |
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Umm... that's not possible. PHP needs to reprocess the whole page. Use an iframe or frameset if you really want to do what you want, though.
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Apr 5th 2003 | #98666 Report |
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yeah, it's not possible, as PHP is a server side language. It has to reload the page to get new stuff. You can always use JavaScript to change contents of say a DIV, but in practice that would simply suck. The rest of the page is cached tho, and in most cases you can hardly notice that it loads the rest too, so it's all good. :p |
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Apr 6th 2003 | #98785 Report |
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well can't I have it refresh just my main content? like when I click on the button it can refresh $content or something ? |
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Apr 6th 2003 | #98789 Report |
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not without frames you can't.
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Apr 6th 2003 | #98796 Report |
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:(
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Apr 6th 2003 | #98800 Report |
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<-- cheer up, old chap. ![]() |
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