After all that I was looking through the archives and found steve
poirier's message titled
Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] COMX.XML - missing Joy of Tech & User
Friendly (again)
comx /userfriendly was setup all the timeand no one tipped me off
:-(
:-)
Tom.
Shawn K. Hall wrote:
Hi Tom,
Hi Shawn,
I have been playing with your code and learning about Ajax. It works
great for IE, but I have been trying to make it work for Firefox.
I replace your
var xmlHttp = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XmlHttp");
with
var xmlHttp = createRequestObject();
where :
function createRequestObject
Hi Tom,
(Jumping in here and putting words in Shawn's mouth)
> > I would just use an XmlHttp hit the first time, pattern match
> > "uf*.gif", and then a second request for the image. This is
> > some code
> > I've migrated from one of my homebrew samples. Save it as a
> > new htm file:
>
>
Hi Tom,
> Thanks a lot for the pointers. Interesting stuff that I
> am trying to pull down from over my head. When you say
> to save as a html fine do you mean to do this like as
> in the comx.xml search?
No, actually this is a self-encapsulated sample.
It will run directly as an HTML file (assu
Hi Shawn,
Thanks a lot for the pointers. Interesting stuff that I am trying to
pull down from over my head. When you say to save as a html fine do you
mean to do this like as in the comx.xml search?
Cheers, Tom.
Shawn K. Hall wrote:
Hi Tom,
I am working on a search for the daily static
Hi Tom,
> I am working on a search for the daily static...I am
> trying to figure out the pattern they use to come up
> with the name so I can compose it given the date.
I would just use an XmlHttp hit the first time, pattern match "uf*.gif",
and then a second request for the image. This is some
