Hi Dino
good to hear you have chosen AOLserver to build your website - it's a fine
choice. My advice to you is to save yourself from rebuilding the wheel and to
use an open source toolkit, which will already have written all the various
components you may need, whether it's calendars, country
On 24/09/2009, at 10:04 PM, Dino Vliet wrote:
Question 1)
I see the need to present the users of my site with a small little
calender, when they want to input date fields in my forms. How is
this accomplished? Do I really need javascript for this, or are
there other possibilities,
Hello!
On Thursday 24 September 2009 17:56:08 Bas Scheffers wrote:
The two main attack vectors for any web application are: remote code
execution and SQL injection. The first one could occur if you
dynamically create Tcl code using values sent by a user (either as
form data, part of the
