I am trying to make a ticking clock that updates every second (or every new minute is acceptable).

<script language=”JavaScript” type=”text/JavaScript”> counter = 0; function action() { counterNext = counter + 1; document.getElementById(“input”+counter).innerHTML = “<br/><div style=’padding: 30px;border: 2px solid #4CAF50;’><label>Amandemen Ke</label><input name=’aman_ke[“+counterNext+”]’ value=” type=’text’ class=’form-control input-full’ id=’inlineinput’ placeholder=’Masukkan Amandemen’/><label>BA Kesepakatan</label><input name=’ba[“+counterNext+”]’ value=” type=’text’ class=’form-control input-full’ id=’inlineinput’ placeholder=’Masukkan BA Kesepakatan’/><label>No Amandemen</label><input name=’no_aman[“+counterNext+”]’ value=” type=’text’ class=’form-control input-full’ id=’inlineinput’ placeholder=’Masukkan No Amandemen’/><label>Tgl Amandemen</label><input name=’tgl_aman[“+counterNext+”]’ value=” type=’date’ […]

I have a modal window that is populated using an AJAX request, and it successfully fills all the fields as expected. The issue is not with the AJAX request itself, as it correctly retrieves the data and populates the modal fields. However, when I try to serialize the form and save the data, it doesn’t seem to be working. The form data is not being saved.

The javascript below runs in a php page. When the php page is opened, the javascript runs and the 10 values in the array in the javascript are shown one at a time in order every second in a div in the php page called “h1”. Both php pages will be on the same server, in the same website. The first php page will be opened by me on my computer and the second php page will be opened by multiple users around the world on their computers in different time zones. The first php page and the second php page should always show the exact same values, always.

The javascript below runs in a php page. When the php page is opened, the javascript runs and the 10 values in the array in the javascript are shown one at a time in order every second in a div in the php page called “h1”. Both php pages will be on the same server, in the same website. The first php page will be opened by me on my computer and the second php page will be opened by multiple users around the world on their computers in different time zones. The first php page and the second php page should always show the exact same values, always.

Sorry for the long title.

“What are the methods to create a default account for a user or any other ways so that they can explore my e-commerce website even if they don’t have an account? I have tried creating a guest user session with a unique identifier, but I’m wondering if there are any other alternatives?

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Sms Onay

I am trying to create a dependency for a project, the SQL query works and returns the data I need in PHP Admin however when I try to create the AJAX request for this all it does is return an empty array, this is called on a button press and when I change the AJAX call to another PHP file, it returns the data from that call but doesn’t return anything when I change it back again