Trip Report PHP

[outdoorxtreme1]

I am a newbie to PHP. How would I go about creating a trip report submission.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I want to create trip reports for my canoe club webpage.

Thanks in advance.

Dustin

[edited by: jatar_k at 5:28 pm (utc) on Oct. 18, 2005]
[edit reason] no urls thanks [/edit]

[outdoorxtreme1]

I have commas in.

[jatar_k]

why the javascript function?
why not just good old html?

echo '<strong>Photo Slideshow Link: </strong>
<a href="',$row['photolink'],'" target="_new">',$row['photolink'],'</a><br>';

[outdoorxtreme1]

I want it to open in a new window and have the new window resize to the users current screen size. Is there a way I can have it display '' around the url in the ( ) brackets?

<!--

var str = "left=0,screenX=0,top=0,screenY=0";

if (window.screen) {
var ah = screen.availHeight - 30;
var aw = screen.availWidth - 10;
str += ",height=" + ah;
str += ",innerHeight=" + ah;
str += ",width=" + aw;
str += ",innerWidth=" + aw;
} else {
str += ",resizable"; // so the user can resize the window manually
}

function fullScreen(theURL) {
return window.open(theURL, '', str);
}

// -->

[jatar_k]

when you use your original syntax and view source on the page what is the difference between what displays and what youo want it to look like?

comparing the 2 should give you your answer

[outdoorxtreme1]

the code will work like this but I can't click on the link

onclick="fullScreen(http://www.myphotoalbum.com);"

I need ' ' around the address for it to work. Like this

onclick="fullScreen('http://www.myphotoalbum.com');"

When I put the ' ' around the address it gives me a parse error

[Anyango]

onclick="fullScreen(\'http://www.myphotoalbum.com\');"

[ergophobe]

why the javascript function?
why not just good old html?

I almost said the same, but he wants JS to change client display, so that's correct. The thing I was thinking, though, is that once he works out his basic problems, he might want to sniff for JS being enabled and show/hide the link accordingly.

In the following:

[us3.php.net...]

read the sections on "Useful functions" (which covers concatenation) and the sections on "single-quoted" and "double-quoted" regarding escaping quote marks to avoid syntax errors caused by improper quote matching.

[outdoorxtreme1]

I know I asked this before but I couldn't find the message. Is there a way to make an administrator login so that certain trip logs could be edited?