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08-22-10, 12:24 PM
I'm trying to come up with a simple code to mimic something - such as Identifont's process-of-elimination font identifier - for positively identifying older Raleigh Sports framesets:
http://www.identifont.com/identify.html
I don't care whether I use Javascript/PHP/SQL or some form of DHTML combo - all I want is something reliable, quick, and reasonably orderly to work with if I wish to add additional data points.
I intend to have the final destination of such a search to be one of my preexisting .HTML pages - i.e., I don't need the last page result to be dynamic.
I realize I could accomplish this same result with half a dozen different .HTML pages, but that doesn't seem to make much sense when other dynamic coding systems already exist to make the process much easier.
That said, I've been scouring the internet trying to find references to a suitable system, but I've come up with nil, so far - I don't know what this specific form of code would be called. I've found drop down lists, and a few other oddball methods, but nothing quite the same as what I'm seeking.
Any ideas?
-Kurt
http://www.identifont.com/identify.html
I don't care whether I use Javascript/PHP/SQL or some form of DHTML combo - all I want is something reliable, quick, and reasonably orderly to work with if I wish to add additional data points.
I intend to have the final destination of such a search to be one of my preexisting .HTML pages - i.e., I don't need the last page result to be dynamic.
I realize I could accomplish this same result with half a dozen different .HTML pages, but that doesn't seem to make much sense when other dynamic coding systems already exist to make the process much easier.
That said, I've been scouring the internet trying to find references to a suitable system, but I've come up with nil, so far - I don't know what this specific form of code would be called. I've found drop down lists, and a few other oddball methods, but nothing quite the same as what I'm seeking.
Any ideas?
-Kurt