Hi again,
I've spent the last couple of days googling order form javascript
download and all the permutations I could think of, to no avail. The
scripts are either ASP (can't support), too complex, too expensive or they
simply don't work. I'm way overtime on a job I never wanted in the first
place
I managed to avoid COBOL when I was doing my degree and A-Levels, but from
some onscure reason it was replaced with LISP. Not that I can remember a
damn thing of course - all those parentheses hurt my brain :(
And I always found Pascal to be a problem too, but Delphi makes it very nice
now lol...
Jen:
As this is a rather specialist requirement for a form I don't think anybody
will have one simply lying around. Send me the link for yours again, with
the values for shipping and AZ tax and I'll see if I can find a few spare
minutes to write you one.
MOU
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another corporation that still uses COBOL - EDS, but they certainly don't
pay $200,000 p.a( at least to those that I know who work there,
lol).
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From: Ross Clutterbuck
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 8:50 PM
Subject: [wdvltalk] Re:
As it happens, that was the first thing the boss tried when this came up
(i.e., using js:foo(bar);), which is when he became pretty sure that IE
didn't recognize js as a token for javascript.
Cheers,
Scott
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From: Bj [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hmm, very good article, and I've bookmarked it, but after reading all five
sections I didn't see anything germane to the question of a replacement for
the javascript token in an href function call. Did I miss something? What
section was it in?
Cheers,
Scott
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From:
Doesn't it now? ;-)
At my former position, I used Delphi exclusively for application development
from versions 1 through 5 (about '95 to 2001). Then came the downsizing and
I had to face the exigencies of the job market (30:1 ratio of VB to Delphi
positions), so I got VS 6.0 and got my MCP. I had
What the article (which /is/ very good) is implying is that you should
be using event listenters rather than making a call to the javascript
protocol in the href attribute. In your instance, something like:
(given the following html)
a href=/path/to/myfile.html id=widgetcontextual link/a
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http://www.quirksmode.org/
Peter Paul Kotch
it's peter-paul koch
another friend o' mine, and i have no idea why i forgot to mention him yesterday
;o)
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Hi gang.
Since I started this polite uproar over how to learn the right way to
compose HTML, XML, CSS, etc. ...
..thanks to all of the many responders and descriptors I've received. Can
barely keep up with it all.
All I have currently is Thomas Powell's amazing compendium WEB DESIGN: THE
Adding to Stephen's list (I may have a few duplicates):
http://blo.gs (This is a site that will help you keep track of the blogs
you frequent)
http://www.bryanbell.com
http://www.airbagindustries.com
http://www.fiftyfoureleven.com/sandbox/weblog
http://www.meyerweb.com/
http://www.blakems.com/
Thank you, Stephen (and Pau). I see the relevance now to the original
question. Unfortunately, while undoubtedly the way to go for normal Web
pages, and an approach that I will definitely keep in mind for future
applications, I'm afraid this approach is not appropriate for our
application. Again,
Hi Jen
As Ross says, most of the list members are busy. I sent you about 7 URLS
(off list) that I checked out and they do have order forms. The problem
with scripts, sometimes, is that they are not perfect and many times
need to be modified to do what you need.
I'm not the greatest in
Scott,
So... you're trying to automagically regurgitate an app coded in
insert cryptic language here as html? Ermm... Don't AS/400's use
the DB2 database format? Why not build a web app? I understand that
that is what Web Options is supposed to be doing for you, but it
seems you'd be better
You're absolutely correct, and that's the basic idea of what I originally
thought I was getting into (i.e., building a Web app to correspond to the
equivalent 5250 app). The fundamental problem is, we can't do it that way.
The app itself is some 12-13 years old, has thousands of users worldwide,
Well, shit... I don't envy you.
Then again, if you saw the project I'm working on, I'd probably get
some sympathy from you too :^)
I guess in answer to your original question, there's no way to shorten
the call to the javascript protocol... OH HEY!!! DUH! How bout just
using the onclick
The below URL is a tutorial for creating an order form. I checked it out
and it looks very good. You have several options also. I like it so much
I'm bookmarking the spot for myself too.
http://home.cogeco.ca/~ve3ll/jstutor6.htm?reload_coolmenus
hth
Jan
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