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  1. For the site im planning to make voting is kind of the main purpose of it, so I need to spend some time on making one that does more than that. I dont plan on adding any other complex (just some pictures, graphs, and videos for now) so I can afford put a lot of focus into that voting system. I appreciate the help though you helped me on all my threads so far
  2. Alrighty. Looks like im gonna have to read up on that. Would the javascript objects still come into play? Like for the votes key would I have to call up the votes from wherever PHP stored it?
  3. I'm trying to make a javascript voting system and I got a few questions about the fundamentals. What I plan to do so far is to make objects with a "votes" key along with a key for name, submission date, etc. But here are some of my concerns: 1. I want the votes to be casted from multiple pages on the site. If I just make the objects on the homepage, would the objects be accessible from other pages? 2. I want to limit how much each users can vote daily, but only by their IP address. Is there a javascript function to detect IP addresses? Are there any good resources on this topic? I still have a lot to learn. Thank you
  4. i appreciate it man thats all i need to know
  5. dang alright haha. would javascript be typically used for non-refreshing actions?
  6. im not sure what you mean by menu inside of a menu, so let me try to word it a little better. Alright lets say theres that line graph of votes on my site and theres drop down menu right above it (i just looked it up & its actually called drop down list. My bad). Looks kind of like this, cept with different options & no submit button) . The list options are 24 hrs, week, month, year, and all time. When the user selects a different time period, the graph shown currently is replaced with the graph of the time period the user chose. It is almost exactly like the stocks charts on yahoo finance (http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AAPL+Interactive#symbol=aapl;range=ytd;compare=;indicator=volume;charttype=area;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined;) Except the only thing my site would have in common w/ the stock chart is that the 1D, 5D, YTD, 1M, 3M, etc buttons right below the graph are listed as options on a drop down list on my site. When you click on one of those buttons, the chart updates immediately without the whole page refreshing, and I was wondering if something similar was possible on HTML.
  7. I was wondering if this was possible with a regular HTML drop down menu. I'll give yall a short version & a long version of the question. short: Is it possible for a user to make a selection on a html drop down menu and a new thing show up without the whole page having to refresh & reload? long: I want to show a line graph based on data gathered on the website itself. I want it to be adjustable by a drop down menu so that people can see the graph of a certain span of time. Kind of like a stock market graph. For example, I want a graph that can show how many votes a certain thing got on my site last week, last month, and all time. When the user selects a time time period from a drop down menu right above it, I want the appropriate graph to replace the previous one without the whole page having to refresh and reload. So is this possible? if not what language should I use? I'm kind of new to this stuff so I apologize if this has already been asked a lot.
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