BC
06-21-2003, 11:54 PM
Apologies for the confusing title.... But please read on :) Need some help here (and urgently!).
Let's say I have 1 table with the following fields -
Code No. Logo
21111 Logo 1
21112 Logo 2
21113 Logo 3
These table exists in a database in SQL Server 2000, and I'm using PHP to pull these results out via odbc_result_all.
Now with the table I'd like to add a field so that when the results come up, it displays the actual logo e.g. <img src="/logos/21111.gif">
Obviously 21111.gif would be pulled from the 'Code No.' field.
Is this possible? Or do I need to create a new field?
2. The other thing I need to do - have a look at the following table.
Code No. Song Title Pop-Up field
11111 Song 1
11112 Song 2
11113 Song 3
In the Pop-Up field, I will be inserting a JavaScript pop-up link which will do two things:
- Open a new page, 'popup.php' which will contain the following details:
Song Title: Song 1
Code No. 11111
(and other static information)
- As well, I will be embedding a midi (e.g. 11111.wav) in popup.php.
So in other words, I need to pass the code no. and song title as dynamic variables through the pop-up window via the GET method... (and do it for all 2000-odd songs in the DB).
Is this possible with ODBC results??? Would appreciate any guidances or pointers. If anyone could offer me a solution I would forever be in your debt....
Thanks in advance.
(bear in mind - the titles I've given to the fields are hypothetical and aren't the real field names, so they actually won't have spaces anyway :))
Let's say I have 1 table with the following fields -
Code No. Logo
21111 Logo 1
21112 Logo 2
21113 Logo 3
These table exists in a database in SQL Server 2000, and I'm using PHP to pull these results out via odbc_result_all.
Now with the table I'd like to add a field so that when the results come up, it displays the actual logo e.g. <img src="/logos/21111.gif">
Obviously 21111.gif would be pulled from the 'Code No.' field.
Is this possible? Or do I need to create a new field?
2. The other thing I need to do - have a look at the following table.
Code No. Song Title Pop-Up field
11111 Song 1
11112 Song 2
11113 Song 3
In the Pop-Up field, I will be inserting a JavaScript pop-up link which will do two things:
- Open a new page, 'popup.php' which will contain the following details:
Song Title: Song 1
Code No. 11111
(and other static information)
- As well, I will be embedding a midi (e.g. 11111.wav) in popup.php.
So in other words, I need to pass the code no. and song title as dynamic variables through the pop-up window via the GET method... (and do it for all 2000-odd songs in the DB).
Is this possible with ODBC results??? Would appreciate any guidances or pointers. If anyone could offer me a solution I would forever be in your debt....
Thanks in advance.
(bear in mind - the titles I've given to the fields are hypothetical and aren't the real field names, so they actually won't have spaces anyway :))
