I am currently trying to create a live search box that as I type it will start displaying results that match.but it retrieves its data from an XML file, I need mine to retrieve from a column called FirstName within a table of an Access database.
I want to sort the database search results in php. Basically, the results are returned on a php page and need to be sorted either by columns. I managed to display the results on the page witht he code below and it works, but now i need to add the sorting bit, but i am stuck with it. I dont want to fetch the data from the database again but just to manipulate the existing entries. how can this be achieved in php?
i want a value search(find) to database(table), this requires an ajax call to a server page? if want show result search live(online) and search letters to letters (transliteration), how is it?
I'm working on a form to add items within a bespoke CMS and have been contemplated the pros and cons of implementing a type of live search within the form. The way I was thinking of it working is:Users start to fill in form to add items to the databaseI don't want them to duplicate these items so thought that as they type the item name, I could return a table of similar results below with a note to say "The database already contains these similar items - Please check to ensure you are not replicating ... blah blah"My 2 questions are a) is this actually of any benefit to the user or should I just tell them to check the list of existing items before starting and b) anyone know of any tutorials to tell me how to do it!
For a social system I am working on, I am in desperate need of being pointed in the right direction for how to create a live ajax feed which calls data from a database.
I got this code from w3schools and I want to alter it for my needs. However I can not get the basic example to work. I have repeatedly cross checked it and can't see any error. I wonder if anyone can spot what I am doing wrong. code...
How would I go about outputting something when a database value is being changed?
e.g. If im typing in a text field, which is saving what ive typed every time i keyup into a database field, it then shows on another page on another user computer as "User is typing something in field X"?
If no typing is happened, i.e. the database field value is not changing, nothing is echoed out.
It would also be cool to have something show "User is deleting text from field X" when the field value is getting shorter.
In pseudo code, something like if the value of database string is bigger than 100ms ago, echo out "user is typing something in", and conversly, if string is getting shorter echo out "user is deleting stuff".
I am attempting to create an Access database connection from within an HTML page. I am using Javascript to make the connection and then test a basic UPDATE statement.
The following code is throwing back an error 'UPDATE statment syntax incorrect'
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I thought the syntax was correct, but maybe it is something else?
We are integrating a IDX feed and I can not figure out a line of code.Currently when you click the link it goes to their site with the result we want. We want it to go to our site, just like "search homes," does.I believe it is simple but my HTML is even simpler. The link should just point to a wrap page.... but I dont know how to do that.
I am having problems outputting the results from a javascript search function onto a new page.Right now I am using a javascript search script on 7 pages and it works but the results overwrite the current page that the search was initiated from.I would like it to open a new page and print out into a specific area.I've been grinding my gears at work trying to get this to display right.
I have to create a dynamic html block that can hide and show text, anchor tag is used to hide/show the block, which is also dynamically generated, so I have to call anchor's tag click event using live function, but within that click event I have to look up for immediate next div control which will hide/show. my code is somewhat like below I am comment the line of code which is not working
$("a").live("click", function(e) { var $nextElement = $(this).next("div");//div control is not found here, it is also dynamically generated. ($(this).html() == "[-]") ? $(this).html("[+]") : $(this).html("[-]");
Basically i have a form with jqueryui implemented (autocompletes) and I need the form to display the number of current results as the user fills the form, i.e. once the user has finishedinputtingdata into one field, the form will query the database with the current form details and return just the number of results ($mysql_num_rows)
could someone please point me in the right direction for creating an AJAX page that displays "live" data from a mysql database? I need the page to update its self every time data changes in a mysql table.
The variable that stores the number of elements of the search results array is called contentLenght.Let's say that contentLenght equals 9. Then I need a div showing 6 elements an another sowing 3 elements.If contentLenght equals 7, I need a div showing 6 elements an another showing one element.If the value of contentLenght is 18, then I need three divs containing 6 elements each.. and so on.Now the paging itself: if I have just one div there's no need for paging, but if I have two of more I have to show the page's numbers.Then when a number is clicked the present div must hide and the div containing the elements for the page number should show.
I was about to paste some code but the only way I've come out with the six to six paging is with a long if else structure, and I'm sure there's a smarter way of doing it.
I'm currently building a new search engine that will search around 15,000 products and would like some general advice as to the best way to approach it.I want to offer instant results, so the user will click an icon and the results change, no submit buttons or postbacks.My database is MS SQL and my frontend is ASP.Net, but for this I'm looking to develop the majority of the search functionality in JavaScript.What I'm asking really is what people recommend for the best way to approach providing instant results.
My current thinking is an initial database query loads the data into XML, then use JavaScript and XSLT to filter the XML and display the results, then as filters change these can be handled by the JavaScript and XSLT rather than going back to the database.Does anyone have any general advice on the best performing way to provide this sort of functionality that ultimately will give the quickest results?
I'm using this example script and need the search results to post to a another frame and not a new window.Need the results to showup in frame "test1".Or if someone can direct me: looking for a multi search drop down list in a frame environment where after submitting the string the results would show in another frame.
I have a webpage in which I enter a search item to look for job seekers in the Los angeles area. I get back results and now I have a column in the results table by which I can flag a certain user in my profile if I am impressed with his profile. How do i implement this ?. I know I can use the on mouse click event but how to i relate that user to the employer who logs in and how so i save that user who is flagged wrt the employer You tube uses a similar concept in which a user can flag a video if its unappropriate .... mine is a similar concept but i need to flag a user each employer login ...
I have a PHP script that searches a database and outputs the results in a table with several TD's. The user can select a radiobutton and press a button to edit that record. I need a JavaScript to do this :
Highlight the entire row when the mouse is over it (using in-line class). Un-highlight when the mouse exits it (in-line class again). Allow the user to select the radio button by clicking anywhere in the row Highlight the selected row (with another in-line class) My scripts endlessly have problems. Below is a small sample from the table...
A non-highlighted row is class "tcell" a highlighted (mouseover) class is "rhtcell" a radiobutton selected class is "selcell" <table align="center" border="0" width="1000" class="stable"> <form method="post" action="index.php">
how to do the following, here is a simplified example:
Let's say I have a database of pictures of animals. A search for "pets" is performed and it loads a page of thumbnail images. Somewhere on the page is a list of other search criteria (text link or checkbox) that would narrow the initial returned results. An example would be "cats", "dogs", "hamster", etc.
Is there a way after the initial search is performed that the results could be further filtered without having to hit a submit button and reload the page?
I'm looking for a script or applet that will allow users to search by zipcode or selected category for results. I would like something already built so I can just customize it to our needs. I'm sure it will need to have a database setup for it to work which I am fine with doing. I can modify scripts and files but I have no idea where to start with this from scratch.
We also use the same data for our "Layar" app for the iphone and driod phones. Has anyone messed with layar scripting and databases? We are using hoopala now which makes data entry simple but we cannot modify their database to add category options. It would be nice to find an alternative to hoopala so we could use one database for both the layar app and the zipcode/category search on our site.
I have a search page where a user can type in a search box, or they can use an alphabetical list to search for the record they're looking for. Eg they click 'a' and all the records beginning with the letter 'a' appear.
I'd also like to have it so that each record has a number of tags, and I'd then like to be able to filter records according to which tags have been selected - preferably using checkboxes.
For example, perhaps the tags would be colours and the records represented shoes. There'd be checkboxes for blue, yellow, black, brown and so on. At first all colours would be shown, but if the user clicks on brown the all but the brown shoes dissappear.