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Welcome to the Ohloh Code forum! Add a new topic!

Let's hear your thoughts on Ohloh Code!

What's a search that gave you good results? How did this information help you?

What do you wish worked differently?

Please post your thought as a new topic.

And ... thank you for visiting. We look forward to making this your destination for open source code search!

susiebily almost 12 years ago
 

There is a way to create a global function within php to handle retrieval of form 'value' to be sent to $_post isset without page refresh, page reload, and without using Java or Ajax. I have by accident while creating a wall posting system, created a working model. It tricks Php into believing that the value has been set then it allows flawless wall posting without page reload or refresh. ,I have tested it for several days. And i have spent hours trying to mimic facebooks wall posting sytem without using Java-script or Ajax and have it working good But--. I am interested to know if anyone has an idea on how to re-direct the user when they try to click back(escape) or go back a page,,, because my script wants to re submit the last post with my new creation. If i can get past that i will have it??? Just need a way to escape the last 'value' that has been isset and escape it somehow. Hopefully simple,,but im at a loss.

RobinDeatherage over 11 years ago
 

Hi Robin,
What type of search query would you use in Ohloh Code to find this answer? What type of search results did you get back, vs. perhaps what you were looking for?

We can't help you directly... We can only provide you visibility into other code out there in the hopes that something there will guide you. Let us know how we might make the search functionality and thus code visibility better for you!

best,
Susie

susiebily over 11 years ago
 

How to find web sites that are used

jonesgarry over 11 years ago
 

I was wondering about this as well. Been struggling with redirects for a website I am working on as well. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

essentialedible... almost 11 years ago