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| I have yet to learn enough from javascript to know if the following is possible. I want to making a poll from nothing but pictures and no radio buttons or check boxes. So a user would click on a picture to vote. Is it possible to use javascript to handle the mouseover, mouseclick, and other stuff for visual effects and php for storing the votes once a picture is clicked? |
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elfprince13
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keep an array of boolean values, and have each img element have an id="#" corresponding to the index in the array.
then have an onClick handler that gets the id of the img that called it, and use that to modify the necessary array element. |
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I've heard that it's not possible to make a poll in Javascript that can store the results of the poll to recall it later. After adjusting the array how would I if it's possible use PHP to access the array to store the results?, or am I in the wrong direction?
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Demon
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Newbie wrote: Is it possible to use Javascript to handle the mouseover, mouseclick, and other stuff for visual effects...?
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You could use CSS for that.
Newbie wrote: ...And PHP for storing the votes once a picture is clicked?
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You could store the results into an SQL table or tab-delimited in a flat file or something. |
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elfprince13
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Demon wrote: Newbie wrote: Is it possible to use Javascript to handle the mouseover, mouseclick, and other stuff for visual effects...?
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You could use CSS for that.
CSS is better for visual effects, use Javascript to handle the poll itself.
Newbie wrote: ...And PHP for storing the votes once a picture is clicked?
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yes.
Demon wrote: You could store the results into an SQL table or tab-delimited in a flat file or something.
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SQL table is preferable, .csv (Comma Separated Values) works fine too. |
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