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Re: so, if i understand it correctly, you want to have an variable, filled in by the GET value? (that is, the question mark after your link) I don't think your link will work, there are 2 problems(and someone correct me if i'm wrong, no GET expert here :P) - you … | |
Re: If you want to have it on the right side of your form: the TD it is currently in, belongs to the left part. So you could either put another empty cell before the captcha cell, or use colspan='2' and align='right' as values for your TD | |
Hello, I'm currently working on a database application where the application can show a number of risks and counter-measures. Now i'm updating the application so it is possible to upload new risks without having to open the database. However, each risk has an riskID, a number that was being put … | |
Re: Your post is a bit... vague, to put it lightly. what do you mean by an auto suggest box? a dropdown with a preselected value? a list with a suggestion beneath it? Your OS shouldn't matter, as long as it has some sort of webserver supporting PHP and -any- database. | |
Re: Hello Hattiemay, Did you try everything in the sticky "help my computer won't boot"? It's on the top of the hardware troubleshooting forum, where you posted this post as wel. From what i could gather, maybe your cooling stopped, and your hardware overheated when you were gone, it would explain … | |
Heya people, Here's my problem: i have a (for me quite lengthy) piece of SQL code which is automagically generated by my own application. However, when i try to execute it, it gives me an recordSet error ("Either BOF of EOF is true, or the current record has been deleted"). … | |
Re: If you can hear the windows system boot, it likely means your motherboard passed it's self test. I'd guess that your graphics card broke down, maybe try switching that one? | |
Re: maybe not from 1 single query, but since they are different queries, it should work fine right? Maybe your SQL code is empty, or the database has an error. Try executing your SQL code in any database manager (phpmyadmin, access, whatever) also, rule 24 and 26 are both echoes, might … ![]() | |
Re: if you just want to check stuff, maybe there's something interesting in the WMI classes [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa394554%28v=vs.85%29.aspx[/url] they're all read-only though, i think it gets the "updated" status from the WSUS server, or microsofts' server | |
Re: WAY too few details to work with, try writing down again what your precise goal is, and it's results. The way it looks now, is that you want to generate Javascript to change a link filled in by PHP. If so, just use getELementById in your javascript. php is already … | |
Re: also, you're missing () on line 9 in your first piece of code, maybe that's screwing things up. Also, Firefox has a webconsole, as does ie6 which i use at my work. That should allow you to see any JScript errors, or atleast give you the right direction ![]() | |
Re: if your key works however, you could practically just buy ANY windows version, and use your wifes key on it. Microsoft puts every version of windows on all the disks to save on the disk pressing costs. You can later install windows using the same DVD, but with the code … | |
Re: maybe this site can help [url]http://www.mobilexweb.com/blog/safari-ios-accelerometer-websockets-html5[/url] It's a user-made changelog of safari 4.2, so it's likely that whatever made your current code work is because of one of these changes. If you can see it, you'll know what needs to be replaced :) | |
Re: the code is simple: [url]http://www.quirksmode.org/js/detect.html[/url] simply surround it by an IF tag, and you're set. That said, CSS is indeed more reliable, but when you script is too complex to be converted, this might be a viable solution as wel. | |
Re: This is one reason why you should always make code yourself, code from other programs may give weird bugs. IE and internet standards, most likely just as your MM_openBrWindow, don't go along too much, it's especially a disaster if you have to code for IE6, like when in a company | |
Re: In case that was a misclick and the post is not solved: you seem to be missing some critical parts in the upload process check [url]http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_file_upload.asp[/url] | |
Re: if, by saving you mean saving to a file: put your entire HTML in one huge variable, and read up on fopen, fwrite and fclose. | |
Re: It's not really necesary to use jquery for that even, document.getElementById().style.display does it all. Remember, PHP is a server side language: you can't do anything with it AFTER the user has the page on his screen, unless you want to use AJAX. But to be honest, that sounds a little … | |
Re: are all the links in your document pointing to the right spot? for example, if you use an include pointing to ("c:\randomfolder\jquery.js") it will work locally, but not on a server. Your possible options are using the complete web link ("http://www.yoursite.com/randomfolder/jquery.js") or pointing from the directory your current file, or … | |
Re: there are only 2 legit answers to your question A: buy windows B: You can't. Talking about illegal software is... illegal btw. (atleast on this forum) | |
Re: stupid suggestion, but did you try send/recieve > and then "update all"? atleast it should give you an error message if it fails | |
First of all, sorry if this is the wrong section. I've been looking over the forum quickly, and this seemed the right place. Anyway, I'm looking to replace my current laptop with a more game-capable one. For a while, I've been looking at the Sony Vaio series, but the graphics … | |
Re: If you're really starting out with programming, i'd advice going for something that can start out simple, like a rpg without combat (walking, talking, throwing switches etc). Once you get about 5 minutes of gameplay, you could try to integrate some simple stuff like an inventory and mob fights. and … | |
Re: Well, from what i could gather, Game maker has EXTREAMLY low system requirements. According to Wikipedia, any processor of the pentium series (released in 1985), and any card using directx 8 (released in 2000) should be enough. Pygame does not even seem to be finished yet, and may have performance … | |
Re: you could try a live cd of ubuntu or something alike. it'll allow you to boot that specific OS, and perform backups etc, maybe even some repairs. Live CD's are free btw. I don't know if ubuntu can see windows folders by default, since it's been a while when i … | |
Re: Your script SQL isn't returning anything. this could cause of a database error (that's what vpgrmer is trying to find out i think) In my case, this is usually when i have a grammar error in the SQL code, maybe you should double-check that just to be sure. also, don't … | |
Re: wow, this code looks like someone obfuscated it, to make it unreadable. I'd advice you to use variable names that clearly say what they do, so [code] var a=document.getElementById("text").value var b=a.charAt(0); var q=a.charAt(1); var bq=a.charAt(2); var xy= a.charAt(3); [/code] would be [code] var text=document.getElementById("text").value var firstletter =text.charAt(0); var secondletter =text.charAt(1); … | |
I've got a piece of code here, that was initially responsible for getting stuff out of a database, and into an array. It used to do that fine, but after that, it needed to add another optional field. However, when i try to run the code with the lines i … | |
Re: the same goes for nume_album, in case you didn't find it yet. Nice layout btw, this is the first time today i see some propperly formatted code :) | |
Re: Maybe i'm reading it wrong, but what you say here, is that you have a single texture with 96k vertices? that's... quite a lot :) Converting from a .obj to another .obj file sounds redundant, it'd be like copy+pasting a file. If your troubling texture is just one color, select … | |
Re: 128c... that is just excessively high! As a comparison: my room temprature is about 20c here, and my laptop has been breezing at 'round 80% for 6 hours on the same spot. and it's currently 85c So i tend to agree: mayor cooling issues. You could alternatively check your wiring, … | |
Re: I highly doubt that a lack of ram is the case. As far as i know, windows gives an "out-of-ram" error messsage when it's... well, out of ram. There's a lot of possible reasons why your computer crashes on high-load games (like RE): bad cooling, bad power supply, bad drivers, … | |
Re: the function you are asking for can be achieved by using a FOR loop in php, and let it echo a piece of javascript every time. like this: [CODE] <script type="text/JavaScript" lang="JavaScript"> var $array[]; <?php $sql = "SELECT * FROM blah"; $exec = mysql_query($sql); $loop = 1; for($row = mysql_fetch_array($exec)) … | |
We have a rather strange problem here: There are two networked computers in operation here, that do not seems to be able to connect to the intranet/internet. When we check the computers via the sccm, the table column serial says "To Be Filled In By O.E.M". i've done some research … | |
Re: Is this your entire code? 'cause i see some references to $row as an array, but i don't actually see you define it. Secondly, you're using $row in your final mysql_query, but since it's an array, that won't work. Also, you're inserting a variable between " " making it a … ![]() | |
Re: Making a page resolution-dependent is considered a bad practice indeed, i would personally use position:absolute on everything, and simply make sure it runs well on every acceptable resolution. I have a Firefox plugin (the web developer toolbar) that allows me to automatically resize the browser as if it was on … | |
Re: At line 6 (or actually, the unnumberd line underneath six, the way i see it) You use an echo() without a ;, which should fail if i'm correct. Also, does a if-loop without brackets ( { } ) work? I know it does in some languages, as long as the … | |
Re: You could try generating a GET link towards that form, having it's false (an correct) ID'S in it. you can then use <input type="text" name="blahbla" value="<?php $_GET['falseID'];?>"> If you generate this page WITHOUT the GET value, it'll show an empty field. | |
Re: Performance isn't just browser-based, but also computer based. besides, if this were a real-life application, you can't be sure if everyone has a new browser version, or a fast enough computer. It might not seem applicable to you, but you're teacher might disagree. You're being trained for real life situations … | |
Re: actually, your code wasn't written good :) the code expect function (a php... function) but instead it sees cfunction, which it sees as a string. Or in one word: typo :P | |
Re: Milions of ways to do it, but just us giving the code is "not done" ofcourse :) There are a lot of prefab javascript code-websites, try going there for some inspiration. How i'd do it? AJAX and a Database, or a file, if you don't expect much visitors. | |
Re: On a side-note: i don't think depending on client-side checks is a good idea. It's far too easy for hackers to misuse, so i would advise to develop a server-side check first. Once that is working right, you can use javscript, so the user doesn't have to click a link … | |
Re: Just check for a page about php_print, it's most likely at the homepage, or in their faq. and you can get legacy php versions from PHP.net if that's necessary. Having said that, did you try running the server with admin priviliges? | |
Re: I don't know of any code that can hide inbetween borders. i guess you could try inserting something like "border-left-color='white'" in your td tags, or you could try to make every entry one big TD tag, and put the values in <div> tags. then you can use CSS to offset … | |
Re: you could indeed create 2 divs, and when your mouse goes over the second div, you could use JavaScript to change the position. I know it's not the same as scrolling, but quite frankly, i don't even know if that is possible. | |
![]() | Re: AJAX isn't a specific coding language, now i don't know how familiar you are with AJAX, it is, bluntly put, a php script that can get executed with java commands like onsubmit, onchange etc. every time a javascript call occurs, a php script can be executed without having to reload … |
Re: maybe it's a stupid question, but did you actually uninstall your previous anti-virus before installing your new one? if not, they might be conflicting. also, having multiple svchost.exe files is quite normal. wikipedia says: [CODE] In the Windows NT family of operating systems, svchost.exe (Service Host, or SvcHost) is a … | |
Hello people, Fist of all, forgive me if this is the wrong part of the forum. I thought this would be the most appropriate place to place a BIOS related question. My problem is this: We (as in me and the company i'm working for) have 2 AOpen DE7000's touch … |
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