Hyperlink modified dynamically

I want a Hyperlink that modifies dynamically the target after every click.
The link text/gif should be permanent, but the link target should be taken
from a dynamic file/table in the server, and modified following every click
by any user.
Does PHP support that?

Thanks
Jack

Re: Hyperlink modified dynamically

On Wed, 15 Aug 2007 08:56:16 +0200, Jack wrote:

> I want a Hyperlink that modifies dynamically the target after every
> click.
> The link text/gif should be permanent, but the link target should be
> taken
> from a dynamic file/table in the server, and modified following every
> click
> by any user.
> Does PHP support that?

Only if you're willing to reload the whole page, else you're stuck with
javascript.
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Rik Wasmus

Re: Hyperlink modified dynamically

On 15.08.2007 08:56 Jack wrote:
> I want a Hyperlink that modifies dynamically the target after every click.
> The link text/gif should be permanent, but the link target should be taken
> from a dynamic file/table in the server, and modified following every click
> by any user.
> Does PHP support that?


No, php has no idea on what a 'click' is.


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gosha bine

makrell ~ http://www.tagarga.com/blok/makrell
php done right ;) http://code.google.com/p/pihipi

Re: Hyperlink modified dynamically

> I want a Hyperlink that modifies dynamically the target after every click.
> The link text/gif should be permanent, but the link target should be taken
> from a dynamic file/table in the server, and modified following every click
> by any user.
> Does PHP support that?
>

Yes - just grab the link from the file before the page is displayed .


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(c) The Amazing Krustov

Re: Hyperlink modified dynamically

"Krustov" wrote in message
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>> I want a Hyperlink that modifies dynamically the target after every
>> click.
>> The link text/gif should be permanent, but the link target should be
>> taken
>> from a dynamic file/table in the server, and modified following every
>> click
>> by any user.
>> Does PHP support that?
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> Yes - just grab the link from the file before the page is displayed .
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> --
> (c) The Amazing Krustov

^^ No, that is if the page reloads, which it doesn't.

If I were you, I would go with a JavaScript function that dynamically loads
the PHP file, checks the values of the link against it, and then changes the
link.

Matt