Hi all can some body please point out the correct method to go about
refreshing/reloading the main window after you have closed a popup window.
I am uploading thumbnail images from inside the popup, then returning to a
list page showing the thumbnail images. Problem is at the moment I close
the
Your comments and advice would be warmly appreciated.
I am co-authoring a humourous book on cricket (don't yawn in the States -
you are associates of the International Cricket Council!)
Has anyone experience of setting up affiliate systems? Our experience and
funds are both limited, so we're
question:
if usa are part of the council where is their team? no offence meant, but
Ive never heard off an american cricket team, rugby yes, but cricket?
I haven't set up something like this, so unfortunately I can't get you any
advise re the affiliate program
curious
sonja
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Sonja,
you have opened a can of worms here, the first international cricket game
was played between Canada and the USA [ thanks to David B for that ] in New
York wasn't it David? and US players have played at Lords, the 'holy'
ground of cricket.
lol
- Original Message -
From: Van Der
Not only that Sonja but there are 255 teams in 22 leagues listed on the usac
official site.
http://www.usaca.org/
And, indeed, the association hopes to host the 2007 World Cup Series.
Keep your eyes on the news from Feb 9 to keep up with the current World Cup
being played in South Africa and,
Some of you may remember I had a RAID0+1 system crash about two months
ago. I was pretty sure the problem was not due to hardware failure.
Most of the companies I contacted wanted me to send in the entire RAID
system, along with the controller, with minimum up-front charges
beginning at $3200 and
Hello Steve,
Saturday, February 01, 2003, 6:54:09 PM, you wrote:
SM I have also developed a small application, written in php4 on linux/apache,
SM that I hope to license as well. However, my first concern is how easy is it
SM for someone to see my server-side code if given use of it? How would a
Hello puterbug.com,
You need to use ServerAlias directive of an apache server. But it's
only allowed in a virtual host context.
Solution will be to put following line in your vhost definition:
ServerAlias www.web-developers-corner.puterbug.com
web-designers-corner.puterbug.com
Hello Mario,
Not quite familiar with DNS setup, but AFAIK there is an option to use
wildcards. So that *.mysite.com will be referencing to your IP address.
Wednesday, January 29, 2003, 10:28:06 PM, you wrote:
MD hello, need help!
MD What I'm trying to do is to configure my site to accept Named
Does anyone know how to detect the position of submitted form elements on a
webpage? I know that submit buttons or images will send x,y coordinates, but
what about text boxes, checkboxes, etc? I am trying to extract this info
from submitted forms. Any thoughts would be helpful and appreciated.
Hello Steve,
AFAIK, form elements are sent in the order they appear on a page,
meaning that the topmost will be sent first.
When using GET method you can just parse QUERY_STRING.
If you are using POST method, you will have to parse RAW_POST_DATA.
But in PHP $_GET and $_POST array are populated
Thanks German, but I think I wasn't clear enough in my question. I don't
need to know the order of elements, but their actual x,y coordinates on the
submitted page. I am trying to reproduce the form which was submitted.
steve
From: German Rumyancev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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pre
Howdy Folks,
Seems like someone addressed this topic recently, but I can't find the
thread...
We have a form page which submits variables to FormMail.pl for routing to
the page owner.
What we want is to also send a customized reply ('Thankyou') email back to
the user. My thought was to add
Try...
if ( isset ( $_POST['Email'] ) ) {
code;
code;
}
or
if ( $_POST['Email'] != ) {
code;
code;
}
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
pre
Howdy Folks,
Seems like someone addressed this topic recently, but I can't find the
thread...
We have a form page which submits variables to FormMail.pl
Hello Steve,
Well, there is no way you can find it out. coordinates are not
transmitted with the data. coordinated are purely client side values.
There are few tricks you can use, though. All I can think of are
javascript-based.
For example, you can catch form's onsubmit event, or Submit
Hello Stephen,
Since you close pop-up window with window.close() you can easily add
window.opener.location.reload(true) to the onclick or onload event handler.
Just remember to add it before window.close().
Monday, February 03, 2003, 10:56:22 AM, you wrote:
smcn Hi all can some body please
Thanks for your help I have added into the
window.opener.location.reload(true) to the onlcose function and it now
works very well.
function CloseW()
{
window.opener.location.reload(true)
window.close()
}
Excelent Discussion List people keep up the good work.
Regards
Stephen
Thanks for the ideas!
steve
From: German Rumyancev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 4 Feb 2003 00:40:31 +0200
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: form element positions
Hello Steve,
Well, there is no way you can find it out. coordinates are not
Hi All, I'm hoping somebody on the list has encountered this or could at
least help enlighten me as to where the problem stems from:
I'm using Line9's Tek9 shopping cart for a client's business, and it's been
working great for me and for the shoppers, but since the client upgraded her
Mac to high
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