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hello -

 

The links in the top navigation bar of weseetv.com are stored in a mysql database called topnav. Each element of the nav bar is a single row in the DB with fields including: description and html link. using phpMyAdmin i have made changes to the descriptions and links but these changes are not reflected on the live site.

 

both the index page and the indexes of each sub-directory have a bit of PHP script to build the nav bar from this database.

 

please let me know if there is more that you need to help :-)

 

thank you in advance

Posted

How are you making the changes to the db?

A script or in phpmyadmin?

 

If by script, do you see the changes in phpmyadmin?

 

 

 

 

moving to scripting forum for better exposure.

Posted

Hello -

I made the adjustments from within phpMyAdmin. I saw the changes there. It feels like the nav elements on the live site are stored elsewhere but this is the only database.

Posted

Did the nav elements come from the database originally?

 

If so it would seem it has to work.

 

Otherwise you might check the code that reads the db and displays the nav.

 

Not much we can do without seeing the nav code.

Posted

Hi Don -

 

the index for the site and the index pages of the sub directories include a php script named displayNavIdx.inc and displayNav.inc, respectively.

 

I have attached displayNavIdx.inc

 

please take a look and let me know what you think

 

David :lol:

displayNavIdx.inc

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