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Yeah i thought about that, but these are php pages, with arguments being passed. Will anchors work with a page like: http://test.site.com/index.php?user=sam&color=blue Where do i specify the #bottom at ?? Regards, Chris Murley Systems Administrator\Programmer

Hello all, I'm looking for a way to use javascript to tell a page to start at the bottom when loaded. The user could then use the scroll bar to scroll back up, but i'd like it to start at the bottom.? I havn't found anythign like this, could someone possibly provide me with a short peice of...

Once again, ty :) works great, I was going nuts Regards, Chris Murley Systems Administrator\Programmer

Hmm, ok I finally debugged the problem, mine wasnt working because i didnt have: multiple=&quot;multiple&quot; in my <SELECT> tag. go to this page: http://mail.appindex.net/mwchat/newtest.html If you look at the source, the right most top select doesnt work, while the left and bottom ones...

Cool, that did it. The only difference is that you enclosed the bassed var in [] :) But hey what ever works, I'm into php and perl, and still very rusty with js, but thanks much! Regards, Chris Murley Systems Administrator\Programmer

Yeah i tried that to, actuall i cal it as: unselect(document.formname.selectname); and still no luck... also tried calling is as this.form..... i'm out of ideas.... Regards, Chris Murley Systems Administrator\Programmer

Yes, if you intend to use Header() you cannot echo any output before it. :) Regards, Chris Murley Systems Administrator\Programmer

Make sure that there is NO white space/free blank lines after the ending ?> php tag, that will cause the problem. Regards, Chris Murley Systems Administrator\Programmer

Yes, PHP uploads the files in the /tmp dir and gives them a unique filename. As that point they are read write by the webserver, but are not executable so your safe. Fortunatly, UNIX systems have feew virii and trojans out. Your safe :) Regards, Chris Murley Systems Administrator\Programmer

No, actually an easier way would be to use fopen on the address... so if i want to get this file: ftp://host.com/pub/newfile.txt I could use fopen(ftp://host.com/pub/newfile.txt) .. etc Check php.net and read up on fopen. In order for this to work fopen has to be allowed to open on URLS...

You must also install/compile PHP in binary mode and install it. the rpm is for apache, you must also install it in as a CGI for use at command line.

Your safe, UNix system generally are. The only thing you may want to worry about is someone uploading LOTS of images and filling your hard drive.

Sure you can use PHP's built in ftp functions, but PHP must be compiled with --enable-ftp option.

Hello all I have this function: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=&quot;JavaScript&quot;> function Unselect(sbox) { var i = 0; for(var i=0; i<sbox.options.length; i++) { sbox.options[i].selected = false; sbox.options.selectedindex = -1; } } </SCRIPT>...