1. It depends on how the form works - Are you just using the AJAX call to validate the from fields, and then allowing the form to submit normally if the validation is passed, or does the AJAX call...
javascript:void in the href attribute of a link basically means the link does nothing when clicked, except triggering a javascript function defined in an 'onclick' attribute or bound to the link by a...
You are submitting the form via the POST method, but trying to read the form values via GET.
Change the reference $_GET in checkoutcart.php to $_POST .i.e $_GET["APPS1"] should be $_POST["APPS1"]...
Looking at the example URL you supplied, the CSS is applying display:inline and float:left to ALL the li elements in the main nav. What you want to do is only apply these properties to the top level...
You are generating three link tags in your php code which are not valid HTML and will very likely break your page layout or at the least prevent the link working.
Auto increment fields are supposed to be unique for each record in the table as they are designed to be used for record identification, and cannot be repeated.
The most efficient way to handle this would be to use a product template page which is then populated with the specific product information from the database.
As I understand it, most, if not all browsers run javascript in a secure sandbox which can only access the DOM of the current web page, or files on the *server* within the web root directory of the...
As far as I can recall the php MSSQL module isn't included by default - have you enabled the appropriate module in php.ini? have a look at http://php.net/manual/en/book.mssql.php.
a) is there a MySQL database on the server?
b) is the mysql extension enabled in php.ini / compiled into the apache php module?
c) do you have the right database connection details - hint: live...