http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/ecmascript/quickref/select.html
Javascript. Use onBlur or onChange and call document.formname.submit().
Pete.
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There is a useful article here:
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/ying2602.php3?page=1
As to "up to a million users" logged in at once... don't you wantto have
multiple redundant web servers running under a load balancer? If the rest
of your system can handle that many concurrent users, then I d
You don't use a lot of javascript, do you?
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> im here to start a flamewar.
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> dont use " then. why not use ' ?
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> echo "
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> echo "
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> I like the second
Are you using sessions? You can register a tracking variable on the form
page and then check that variable on the processing page. If the posted
data comes from any page other than the one that you want it to, the
variable will not be set. Not 100% sure, but I think this covers what
you've aske
You can indeed do this in javascript. You need to put a FORM on the page in
the other frame and then access the data elements in that form with the
syntax
parent.frame[x].formname.elementname.value
or something along those lines.
This gets pretty ugly pretty quickly, IMO. Also, I think you coul
> Interesting.. So to be consistent with proper XML formatting,
> should the server hosting the XML file convert the & into
> & ?
It depends on the situation, I believe. The server that sends you XML
should indeed provide you well-formed XML, which it's not doing. Probably
what should happen i
You can "pass" variables through the session mechanism.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php
This will require some additional work to get your sessions working
properly, but you probably want to do that anyway at some point. I have
found the session mechanism to be extremely useful so f
Could it be that you need your for loop to iterate <= instead of < ? As it
is, I don't think it will ever show anything. After all, you are setting
$index to 0 at the beginning of the function every time you call it.
My guess is you actually want to keep track of $index as an instance
variable
The problem is in your link URL, where you pass CGI parameters. When XML
sees the & character, it assumes it's a special character thing such as
& or ", so it's expecting a semicolon.
http://cupe.ca/news/cupenews/showitem.asp?ID=2823&cl=1
Just yesterday I discovered a program called XML Spy whi
can you write directly to the password file using crypt() instead of trying
to run the htpasswd program? I think I used to do this in Perl, but it's
been a LONG time since I tried it. I think it worked, though.
Pete.
PS: I'm also pretty sure that if you can't write direclty to the .htpasswd
fi
I am new to PHP's OO (though not to OO or to PHP), but here's a fix and my
assessment of why it works:
In your tag functions, you need to change the $this reference to instead
refer to your $xml_parser object, thus:
function tag_open($parser,$tag,$attributes) {
global $xml_parser;
If it's javascript, then be careful about echoing PHP variables into
Javascript strings. If you have something like (in Javascript)
var myString = '';
and $phpString contains any apostrophes, then the javascript will break
because Javascript thinks the string has ended prematurely. E.g, if
$ph
I have been searching for some time now for examples of code that uses =
satellite, but the best I can find is the README and the entries in the =
PHP manual. Can anyone point me to code that uses satellite that I can =
learn from (or if you have code you don't want to post, feel free to =
send d
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