Problem 1:
This one is actually pretty easy. Have you ever created a login system? On the landing page do this order:
Read the request header to find where the user came from, though the problem...
Bull crap, you just want me to code it for you so you can get it done. You are not looking to learn anything, and if you are you are not on the right track, and you can start by google searching for...
no no no no you're doing it wrong.. READ the damn thing before assuming something.
xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest(); DO NOT pass parameters in this, it's not NEEDED because you did not READ this part:...
And to your second script, I recommend never to write anything so vaguely. Put a <p id="id"> and set the inner html inside of this.
document.getElementById("id");
What event sets the value for the ratings? Is it just consistently set? User Event? Database Info? Something Else? Then I might be able to help if you give me something to work with.
When you fetch the date it returns between 01-12 for the month. When I made a calendar a while back I had each returned value by a key in the array for a month name.. IE:
array("January"=>01 ..and...
This is much more of a pain in the ass since you are using php, perl is so much easier to filter injections. If you want to truley sanitize your inputs, you need a seperate php file that will hanndle...
Perl is my choice, so I'll give you a example in it.
To do this, call a javascript function to occur onClick, and then pass. Your perl script will then connect to your database (mysql, postgre,...
Why are you posting this in the CSS section? You need to either use POST or GET to pass the parameters and fetch it with a scripting language like php or perl
