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Stack Overflow is a community of 6.2 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up How to display error message inside a pop up window instead of moving to a new page? up vote 0 down vote favorite I'm new to php, create popup window using php and I'm new here and I don't know if it's right for me to ask a question in such a long manner. I'm sorry if that's not how it is done here. I have the following code which is used to enter a question and it's four choices. 4 choices are entered in text boxes with a radio button corresponding to each. The button clicked out of those 4 will be the value of $correct $difflevel, $agegroup and $catId are again, the values from a set of radio buttons. The following is my code if(isset($_POST['submit'])) { extract($_POST); $question=mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$question); $option[0]=mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$option[0]); $option[1]=mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$option[1]); $option[2]=mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$option[2]); $option[3]=mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$option[3]); mysqli_query($con,"insert into questions(question, op1,op2,op3,op4,correct,difflevel,ageGroup,catId) values ('$question','$option[0]','$option[1]','$option[2]','$option[3]',$correct,$difflevel,$ageGroup,$catId)") or die("Some error"); $questionId = mysqli_insert_id($con); if($_POST['catId']=="")//QUESTIONS MUST CONTAIN AT LEAST ONE CATEGORY die("Please select category of the question entered."); if($_POST['difflevel']=="")//DIFFICULTY LEVEL SHOULD BE SET die("Please select difficulty of the question entered."); if($_POST['ageGroup']=="")//AGEGROUP SHOULD BE SET die("Please select age group of the question en
is moved to the correct category. Anyway. I am pretty new with web design, and I am currently learning about the subject on high school. We
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work on software that is a bit outdated (Adobe CS3), but I still like php popup message box yes no doing it. As for web design, we use WAMP server, Dreamweaver CS3, MySQL Query Browser and PHP. I do, however, know little pop up error message html to nothing about coding in PHP, I just kind of know what it's for. I know how to make a functioning web page, how to create databases and connect them to the web page, and how http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18635358/how-to-display-error-message-inside-a-pop-up-window-instead-of-moving-to-a-new-p to show these databases through a dynamic web page, but little else. So the thing I am trying to do now is that after using an "Record Insertion Form Wizard" in Dreamweaver CS3 (to which I've already made a database, a query and so on), I want two different popup messages to come after clicking "submit form", both one confirming that the entire process was successful, and one saying that the user https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/how-to-make-an-error-popup-message-after-submitting-a-form/15193 entered invalid information. I already know how to do the former, by going under Tag , behaviors, clicking the plus-sign, clicking popup message and then just writing the message and hitting "OK". But how do I make a seperate one for if the submission failed? And is it possible if this box automatically tells the user exactly what went wrong? boatmark 2012-04-27 01:50:40 UTC #2 hmm, I think you should use javascript. attach onsubmit event, then do evaluation of the form content something like that:
Detected You currently have javascript disabled. Several functions may not work. Please re-enable https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/183009-popup-error-message/ javascript to access full functionality. popup error message Started by Trizen, Nov 26 2009 10:11 AM Please log in to reply 10 replies to this topic https://teamtreehouse.com/community/how-to-display-alert-box-in-login-screen-in-php-if-a-user-enters-a-wrong-password-i-have-tried-that-in-ajax-is-there #1 Trizen Trizen Advanced Member Members 43 posts LocationDallas, TX Posted 26 November 2009 - 10:11 AM Ok i would like to change this ever so slightly error message to not only go back to the page i need but also display a message in a popup or on the page somewhere that they entered an invalid security code. im at a loss. i might just be im trying to do this at 4 in the morning... include_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/webdevolpments/securimage/securimage.php'; $securimage php popup message = new Securimage(); if ($securimage->check($_POST['captcha_code']) == false) { // the code was incorrect // handle the error accordingly with your other error checking // or you can do something really basic like this die (header("Location: http://webdevolpments.com/?p=join")); Thanks for your help in advance I am only a student looking for a teacher. Back to top #2 garethhall garethhall Advanced Member Members 194 posts LocationAuckland New Zealand Posted 26 November 2009 - 10:21 AM This will probably give you an error but worth a try. I suspect you will get a header already sent error. If you do then perhaps ajax is the answer. check($_POST['captcha_code']) == false) { ?> scriptalert("Wrong code!")
a wrong password. I have tried that in ajax. Is there Is there any way to do it. when a user enter's a corret username and password we let him in. IF he don't how to achieve it? 3 Answers Jeremy Hayden 1,736 Points Jeremy Hayden Jeremy Hayden 1,736 Points about 2 years ago Php is server side script, meaning its done once the website hits the users browser. Pop up windows are usually done with a client side script like javascript. You can either code the javascript directly into your html, or make it dynamic by echoing it out of php. But php is not making the pop up, javascript is. Jeff Busch 19,270 Points Jeff Busch Jeff Busch 19,270 Points about 2 years ago Hi Amardeep, Here is a simple example: alert('$message');"; } ?> Jeff Justin Black 20,658 Points Justin Black Justin Black 20,658 Points about 2 years ago to do it in javascript, you'd want to submit the entire form using javascript.... Now that is a very basic example, but would function.. The PHP is pretty simple... check database, to see if the username and password exist and match... if not echo "error"; if they do echo "success" Posting to the forum is only allowed for members with active accounts. Please si