On Wednesday 20 Jun 2007 21:42:13 Nelly Yusupova wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I wrote a script that allows users to upload up to 10 photo files to the
> server. The script automatically resizes the photos to the appropriate
> size. The upload and resizing scripts are working perfectly. The prob
I'm not sure I get your problem exactly, but whether you are on the web
page inside the iframe or on the parent web page that contains the
iframe you can force your self to a certain position on a web page by
using HTML anchor tags.
You put the (hidden) anchor tag at the top of your main menu:
A
Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:
> Quoting Cliff Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> What is the best way to escape JavaScript data?
>
> http://php.net/json-encode
>
json_encode() loosely takes PHP data types and converts it to JavaScript
Object Notation (JSON) -- it actually doesn't escape the data itsel
Hi,
Does anyone know how to force an iframe to handle varying page lengths
such that it starts back at the top of the page each time? I have a
menu.php called from an iframe in index.php. This menu calls
balances.php, workdues.php, etc which have varying page lengths
depending on the d
> How many servers will I need to handle the kind of traffic I
> require? If this question is not so easily answered, then what would
> be my equation for figuring this out? A friend told me he works on a
> site that has 4,000,000 users and they have their system optimized to
> handle 500 reques
Quoting Cliff Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
What is the best way to escape JavaScript data?
http://php.net/json-encode
-chuck
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I've been using Webload from Webload.org quite a since it went open
source in the last couple of months. I'd highly recommend it for
testing out a new system you'd set up before you put it online in
production. You definitely learn a lot about how well your code scales
when you load test it with a
On 7/10/07, Chris Shiflett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I recommend my colleague Theo Schlossnagle's book, Scalable Internet
Architectures. It addresses these exact types of questions in a "teach a
man to fish" sort of way.
+1
Also, take a look into memcache, it's not as fast as local caches but
What is the best way to escape JavaScript data?
The PEAR JavaScript package does this:
function escapeString($str) {
$js_escape = array(
"\r"=> '\r',
"\n"=> '\n',
"\t"=> '\t',
"'" => "\\'",
'"' => '\"',
Hi Marc,
> I'm a developer who has concentrated more on smaller-scale projects,
> but as it turns out one of my projects is beginning to stress the
> limits of a single server, and so I'm about to begin venturing into
> the unknown.
>
> The project is currently in the "tens of thousands" of users
Hi all:
I'm a developer who has concentrated more on smaller-scale projects,
but as it turns out one of my projects is beginning to stress the
limits of a single server, and so I'm about to begin venturing into
the unknown.
The project is currently in the "tens of thousands" of users rang
Never really thought about it.
If your backend processes is asynchronous (or if you make it so) you
could have your "progress" script just meta refresh until the back-end
has a result, and then on the next refresh, 302 out of there.
Cliff Hirsch wrote:
For long and indeterminate page processi
For long and indeterminate page processing, like connecting with a credit
card payment gateway or calculating pi to thousands of significant digits,
what is your preferred method for displaying ³please wait²?
I see two techniques:
1. Use Javascript upon form submission to display the ³please wait²
Dell Sala wrote:
I think you want array_splice, not array_slice.
array_splice removes a section of an array an optionally replaces it
with another array. It resets the keys of the array if it is numerically
indexed. In your case, you leave out the replacement argument.
An example in your con
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