I am creating one admin page where I have multiple textboxes.when I enter the userid in one textbox I want to display user name in next textbox when admin moves to next text box.for this I can use ajax
or javascript
? which one will be better?how can I do it through javascript.
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You will need to use ajax which is 9/10ths javascript anyway. I suggest using a JS framework so that you don't have to code for different browsers. Then you will need something on the server side that will process the request and spit the required data back at you. Popular formats are XML (the x in ajax), JSON, or just plain ol' HTML. Either way you will need a javascript callback to process the result (or error condition, don't forget that) and populate your textbox. Personally I prefer just returning HTML fragments but if you've got a framework chances are you'll find XML and JSON handling in it so go crazy.
No ajax or javascript needed.
Just make alphabetical listing of all users with links to edit page. You can also add to this page a form with a single textbox to enter userid manually.
Both links and form leads to the edit page that use userid from the query string to retrieve users detais.
Use an AJAX-Call to get the data you need from a server side script (here php) and insert the result of the call in the desired textbox.
You cannot access the DB directly through Javascript.
You can use AJAX to call a serverside (e.g. PHP) page that queries the DB though
The answer it's AJAX, but first of all it's better if you understand what AJAX is: Asynchronous JavaScript And XML. Then, for simplify your task it's better if you use a javascript framework like jQuery or mootools.
I personally suggest jQuery.
getUsreName.php