Hi Friends,
I think this goes against the fundamentals of Web development, but I wanted
to check with you fine people to make sure I'm not missing a trick before
I rule it out.
There isn't a way to change an image on a page being displayed in a browser
without reloading the whole page, is there?
Paul wrote:
I thought about that one but the result will be that if I want to have,
let's say, a list of employees and their associated groups, I would have
to make a UNION select on the 2 tables to get the associated
employee_groups.grp_name since employees.emp_group only contains the ID
of the
Hi Dave,
There isn't a way to change an image on a page being displayed
in a browser without reloading the whole page, is there?
Yes, there is - it's how rollover images work, for example. The file for the
image can be read and set via the .src attribute, something like this:
Dave,
Yes, you can change an image without refreshing the whole page. In
javascript you can change the image src. I think it normal to preload the
images into an array for speed. Something like:
picArray = new Array();
picArray[0] = new Image();
picArray[0].src = images/image1.GIF;
picArray[1]
I am trying to figure out how to display an XML document in an ASP or HTML
page...
I found a PERL script for RSS, but not for straight XML.
Any pointers to quick and dirty tips or tutorial would be appreciated.
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Try http://www.alistapart.com/stories/usingxml In particular, you'll want
to look at the Sample Stylesheet and the XSLT Conversion from XML to
Plain HTML File sections. Quick and dirty don't usually work. You have to
know the data tree to get the output.
drew
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Hello everyone!
I have recently been informed that we will be using FileMaker Pro on our
web server to gather content collected from online forms.
Is anyone else using this product? and if so, can you recommend a good book
(or books) or training class that I could take to become familiar on
I've written a simple script that allows for easy implementation of a roll
over. I know, I know, roll-overs are not *THAT* complicated to do but with a
large site it may help to use one simple script for all of that. The
interesting part is that you use the same function call for both OnMouseOver
Ok people, Thanks for your help. I just upgraded from MySQL 4.0.11 to MySQl
4.0.12 and guess what... IT WORKS!!!
Paul
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