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[Wesley Leonard]

You can have PHP dynamically draw the form...

for( $count=0; $count<$total; $count++ ) {
print "input type=text name=input[$count]";
}

and you can have a button to add more boxes (that is, change the value
of $total), etc....

On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 14:52, Randall Perry wrote:
> issue #1
> I know I should dig through the docs on AIX CDROM (and I will next week), but I 
> would like to know what is the best way to setup a job to run at 6am every 
> morning on my AIX box?  Does it use cron also? I haven't been able to play with 
> it.  (I can't get on the network at all. the nic on my new notebook crapped out 
> today, and my spare is at home...)
> Adam is the only AIX expert I know of here, but anyone please feel free to 
> contribute.
> 
> issue #2
> How do you handle issues on a PHP driven webform to display more input fields?  
> I made an internal form here for RGA (return good authorization).  We need to 
> be able to receive 1 or more items on a form and then insert them into the 
> database (which I am going to have to create a seperate table for).  It is very 
> similar to the line item list that would be needed for an online webform.  Any 
> suggestions?
> 
> Randall Perry
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Wesley Leonard

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