The URL you have used is wrong: http://http://ben-nottelling.comlu.com/ should be: http://ben-nottelling.comlu.com/ Next time debugging something like this. Try to see what the piece of code is doing and try it out manually, so in this case simply going to this url in the browser would give you some information.
Your sticky footer is correct. Your bootstrap columns usage is wrong… Bootstrap uses the container as just a wrapper div to control the width of you content part and also to provide a gutter around your content. Col-xs-, col-sm- etc., – These are just floating elements with certain widths in percentage. Since these divs are … Read more
Melding: <input name=”marks” type=”text” /><br /> ^^^^^^ You’ve named your input marks, not Melding.
Use method “get” or “post” <form action=”/action_page.php” method=”post”> <h3>WHAT IS THE RETURN DATE?</h3><br> <input type=”date” name=”hotel_name” value=””> <br> </form> And in the “action_page.php” you can use this code $return_date = $_POST[‘hotel_name’] ; In this way you can store the date in variable $return_date
Summary I assume you are using a stand input control, and let us assume text… First you will have to put the form in your HTML, so in our JavaScript we can find the input using its the id. We also need a button, a regular button, not a submit button, for the user to … Read more
Try after your checks to use the following function: mail(); Reference: http://www.php.net//manual/en/function.mail.php http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_mail.asp
Problem is when u click on second form data in url will be contain just elements from that form not from first form so if u want in second form get information about typeAnag u need to create hidden input in second form….
I think that you should start from the beginnig studing PHP, HTML and SQL. The action in the html form indicate where the script should send the data after the submission. You have to create a php script that grab that data from POST and save them to the database using SQL. Php will not … Read more
I haven’t had a chance to check this code but it should empty all fields with the class .numeric that contain 0 only. $(function() { $fields = $(‘.numeric’); $.each($fields, function() { if ($(this).val() == 0) { $(this).val(”); } } }
if( isset($_POST[‘myFile’]) ){ $attachname8=$_FILES[‘myFile’][‘name’]; $attachment8=”; $output_dir=”report/”; //Filter the file types , if you want. if(!empty($attachname8)) { if ($_FILES[“myFile”][“name”] > 0) { echo “Error: ” . $_FILES[“myFile”][“error”] . “<br>”; } else { //move the uploaded file to uploads folder; move_uploaded_file($_FILES[“myFile”] [“tmp_name”],$output_dir.$_FILES[“myFile”][“name”]); $attachment8=”report/”.$_FILES[“myFile”][“name”]; } } }