Optimized version:

document.getElementById(id).src = document.getElementById(id).src.split(‘?’)[0]+’?'+(new Date().getTime());

(The v= isn’t necessary as the parameter is not used anyway)

The php script upload that i made is working already and need this progress bar for the user.

Please help. Thanks a lot!

I need do some check in server side and can I get messge from server side(from upload.php file)?

I do have one question though if I may. I’m in the processing of porting over all my code into MySQLi prepared statements mainly for it’s security abilities but I’ve ran into a snag when trying to display multiple results on one page.

============= CODE =============
<?php

//Display numbers 1 – 20;

echo "”;
if($stmt->num_rows == NULL){
echo “No results found.”;
}else{
while($stmt->fetch()){

echo “”.$numbers.”";
}

}
echo “”;

?>
======== END CODE ============

Now, the above code works to display dynamic data stored in the db, but if I were to place another block of code, either the exact same fetch request or one requesting data from another table, both joined and not joined, under the first block of code, the results do not get displayed.

Why is this? I can do it using regular MySQL methods but not when using prepared statements.

Also, I’ve tried both keeping the stmt closed and open for testing purposes in each request block but still no luck.

Obrigado!
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Great article man! The portal has the PHP functions and the theory of how to use it, but still lack examples to facilitate understanding in the use, and you did it very well, I’ll even post an article on my blog, but different!

Thank you!