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Previously on "Any php sorts around?"

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  • xoggoth
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    Ah! jscript I can do. Cheers chaps!

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  • r0bly0ns
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    PHP runs on the webserver and just passes the results to the browser.

    As SockPuppet said, you would need to output some client side script (Java Script / VB Script) to tell the browser what to do.


    Off the top of my head Something like this should do it:


    PHP Code:
    echo '<script language="JavaScript">window.open("http://www.contractoruk.com"); </script>'

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  • Sockpuppet
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    Just echo out some javascript that opens a new window when run. PHP cant do it directly.

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  • xoggoth
    started a topic Any php sorts around?

    Any php sorts around?

    Using dodosmail for email ordering. Want to make a small change but know absolutely sweet FA of php.

    for($i = 0; $i < count($required_fields); $i++) {
    $required_var_name = $required_fields[$i];
    if(empty($$required_var_name)) {
    include_dodosmail_header($dodosmail_header_file);
    echo "<p class=\"DodosMailError\">DodosMail Error - the required field ".dodosmail_error_handle($required_var_name)." is not filled.\n";
    echo "<br /><br /><a href=\"javascript:history.back(1)\">Back</a>\n";
    echo "</p>\n";
    include_dodosmail_footer($dodosmail_footer_file);
    exit;
    }
    }

    Obviously that produces an HTML error message in current browser. What I would like to do is to make it open the same content in a new/popup page.

    Ta for any idea.

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