Re: [Skunkworks] capturing the javascript calculations in a mysql database PHP

On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 11:53 AM, Calvin Omari <calvinebarongo@gmail.com>wrote:

Thanks guys for all the help and suggestion, imagine i used readonly="readonly" instead of disabled="disabled" and it worked, Lesson: when you doing calculations using javascript e.g you want to subtract some numbers using user inputbox, to avoid editing do not put disable as the db would not pick otherwise put readonly

Thanks

Calvin Omari

@Calvin, a question on the values. When using the work around, where are these values then stored? In memory until they processed? And when processed, are they moved to Db immediately? Are workarounds like a temp solution os the actual solution? Just wondering... Cheers. :-)