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Hello,

I have a php program that is building a grid (HTML table) from a MySQL
database. The problems started when I added a dropdown menu to the grid and
when I did the form buttons would not work when there were a few values in
the drop-down. If I removed the values so it was an empty drop-down menu the
form buttons would work. I thought there was a problem with my drop-down
which is a quite simple menu.

However, what I discovered is that it has to do with the size of the table
that I am building. I changed the query so that it would only pick up about
1/2 the records (134 vs 24 which is where it works (the 135th record
causes the buttons to quit working. It is not a data problem because I then
tested with a different set of data and it would also fail but at a
different spot.

I must be running into some kind of memory limit but I have no idea what it
is! Can someone help?

Vic

In article <KrmdnaoiTI->,
says...
> Hello,
>
> I have a php program that is building a grid (HTML table) from a MySQL
> database. The problems started when I added a dropdown menu to the grid and
> when I did the form buttons would not work when there were a few values in
> the drop-down. If I removed the values so it was an empty drop-down menu the
> form buttons would work. I thought there was a problem with my drop-down
> which is a quite simple menu.
>
> However, what I discovered is that it has to do with the size of the table
> that I am building. I changed the query so that it would only pick up about
> 1/2 the records (134 vs 24 which is where it works (the 135th record
> causes the buttons to quit working. It is not a data problem because I then
> tested with a different set of data and it would also fail but at a
> different spot.
>
> I must be running into some kind of memory limit but I have no idea what it
> is! Can someone help?

You've done exactly the right thing. You've asked for help without
providing a link to your code.

--

Hywel
http://kibo.org.uk/

In article <> ,
Hywel Jenkins <> wrote:

> In article <KrmdnaoiTI->,
> says...

> > I must be running into some kind of memory limit but I have no idea what it
> > is! Can someone help?
>
> You've done exactly the right thing. You've asked for help without
> providing a link to your code.

Even better, he a multiposted to a php newsgroup with a similar subject
line They're working out the bugs there.

leo

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<http://web0.greatbasin.net/~leo/>

My appologies to the group for double posting!

This was really a question and I didn't think that it was problem with the
code which is why I didn't post code. After posting to the php group I
thought the HTML group may be a better place to ask the question so I posted
here as well.

Sorry!

Vic