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  1. ProSpartan
    <html><body><?php$Task = $_POST['task'];$Importance = $_POST['importance'];$Date = $_POST['date'];$Time = $_POST['time'];echo $Task;?></body></html>
  2. ProSpartan
    Okay, i took out the echo's, but it did not display anything when it when to the next screen, opening tasks.php. I'm going to want to save it in a database.
  3. ProSpartan
    Here is the php: <html><body><?php$Task = echo $_POST["task"];$Importance = echo $_POST["importance"];$Date = echo $_POST["date"];$Time = echo $_POST["time"];echo $Task;?></body></html> <html><head><title>Tasks to Complete</title></head><body><table border="1" width="100%" height="100%"><tr width="100%" height="10%"> <td colspan="2" height="10%"> <h2 align="center">Welcome to the Task List</h2> </td></tr><tr width="100%" height="90%"> <td width="50%" height="100%"> <form action="tasks.php" method="post"> <fieldset> <legend>Enter New Task</legend> <textarea rows="15" cols="50" name="task"></textarea> </br> </br> <input type="radio" name="importance" id="highly important">Highly Important</input> </br> <input type="radio" name="importance" id="important">Important</input> </br> <input type="radio" name="importance" id="can wait">Can Wait</input> </br> <p>Date Assigned <input type="text" name="date" id="date"></input></p> <p>Time Assigned <input type="text" name="time" id="time"></input></p> <input type="submit" id="submit" value="Submit Task"></input> </fieldset> </form> </td> <td width="50%" height="100%"> <iframe width="100%" height="100%" name="tasksviewr"> </iframe> </td></tr></table></body></html>
  4. ProSpartan
    Okay, i figured out that i don't need to reapply the <?php ?> for the POST statement, although an echo does not work with echo $Task;
  5. ProSpartan
    Okay, so i am now running a php compatable computer. It does not print simple messages like <?php echo "Hello World!"; ?>, nor is it accepting miltiple assignments via $Example = .... , atleast not in gedit, but in Emacs, it does.
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    I'm installing a RedHat 6 to us for php support, also for a cert in RedHat Sys Admin. I'll let ya'll know when I test to see if it works.
  7. ProSpartan
    I don't know. I't a standard install, as far as i know, and have no access to download things. although, i may be able to use a stand-alone computer and have someone else download it.
  8. ProSpartan
    Well, that could be the problem then, haha. I'm doing it on the localhost, nothing else.
  9. ProSpartan
    I tested before i assigned and after. tasks.php Tasks_to_Complete.html
  10. ProSpartan
    Yes, it is <form action="tasks.php" method="post">
  11. ProSpartan
    No, it did not display when i pressed the submit button. It may be some settings on IE, but i can not do anything about it. When i get home, i will try it and see if it works. I changed the beginning of each POST statement with $Task = <?php echo $_POST["task"]; ?> and so on with the others.
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    Going to want to display it, and down the line, save it to a database. Would i want another form that displays the information, as well as another php page that gets the info for the form? Or maybe assign it to a declaration, which according to my search is '$Example =" followed by the POST statments. I did try it, but even though i pressed the submit button, nothing happened. Even after the change from POSTS to POST.
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    Okay, from my understanding of using the action and the php from w3schools, i came up with this php file: Not sure though if I should use the $_GET or $_POST. tasks.php
  14. ProSpartan
    As far as my skills in html go, they don't cover actions nor php.
  15. ProSpartan
    Hello, This is my first time posting and as my first posting, it's going to be a tall order to fill. I've had a little experience in html programming and a substantial amount more in programming(VB, C#, C++, Java). I've come here because I need help from the experts in HTML programming. What the title, I hope, explains is that I would like to make a web page that a user can use to create a task via text box, importance level descending from Highly Important/Important/Can Wait, day and time assigned, and the submit button, then the web page adds it to a list which the user can view, as well as a check box, or something, that will select it and if the user desires, press a delete button, assuming the task is completed. The list is not to be user specific, because it's only going to be used between another person and myself. I'm pretty sure i'm going to need a database of some sort in MySQL or something, but I don't know how to do that. I don't expect someone to have all the info, which is fine. I can do the basic text box, radio buttons for importance, and submit button but that's about it. Beyond is where i need the help. Anyway, if you can help, that would be cool. Thanks! ProSpartan P.S. I added a base line .html file that contains the basic stuff. If anyone can help, you can use that for building onto it. Thanks again. Tasks to Complete.html
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