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hie function a.. function b.. above.. below.. well.. js has a THING called a PROTOTYPE may be this is what skiflyer is lookin for.. try ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ String.prototype.allo=function(arg) { alert(arg) } var a = "aaa" a.allo("bbb") ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Happy New Year guyz 'n girlz, but i would turn the notification off :)

hi again yup, js has FileSystemObject, but as far as i see, it would try to open file on the local machine, wich is prohibited by security reasons (at least user would be warned that page is containing some activeX code wich might be dangerous for him/her..) javascript is a CLIENT side...

hi this code would work from local placed html file, but i'm not shure it would from web.. <script> wshl = new ActiveXObject(&quot;WScript.Shell&quot;) wshl.run(&quot;start d:\\tmp\\tmp.bat&quot;) </script>

i can try 2 help.. :) if that file contains text, make it look like this: file sometext.txt ````````````start myText = &quot;text text text text text text text text \n&quot;+ &quot;text text text text text text text text \n&quot;+ &quot;text text text text text text text...

hie read file.. on server.. with client side langauge? well, what about making contents of this file to be some sort of variable/array, and then - output 'em (document.write/innerHTML/etc) in youyr table?

hie >>if(document.frmName.imageName1.Focus = &quot;True&quot;) should be imageName1.Focus == &quot;True&quot;) .. i guess.. :)

nice :)

hi there dwhalen, you can access your form elements thru form array by their names: document.forms[formname][elementname] or using dots-syntax (like you did there) with or without eval function you're almost at the point, check this: function viewReport(name){ d=document; df=d.forms...

1. handy ;] 2. thru javascript: this script is huge & jurky, but anyways: <script> //array of strings to be alligned arr=[ &quot;abb ghjk lk&quot;, &quot;dfehj njiokp klpoi&quot;, &quot;qwerty jkoltornpop ssuka&quot; ]; len=arr.length; //array for max lengths maximum=[]; //array for arr's...

hey if you're trying to add an option to the select wich was empty (w/o any options): well.. when you click on select, small menu runs down from it containing options this select consists of.. (just don't remember how would it be in one word in english, haven't wrote in english for couple of...

hie try for (...) { //.. do some work ... completemsg += (&quot;.&quot;); document.forms.choice.OutputArea.value = completemsg; }

onfocus=&quot;this.value=''&quot; ?

loading into the ilayer: 1. document.layers[&quot;ilayersname&quot;].src=file.html 2. document.layers[&quot;ilayersname&quot;].load(&quot;file.html&quot;,300) where 300 - width take a look: http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/communicator/dynhtml/layers33.htm Victor

why so? try <form name=&quot;okay3&quot; onsubmit=&quot;return forceEntry()&quot;> Victor

EX: alert( &quot;----------------------------\n&quot;+ &quot;Hello there\n&quot;+ &quot;Welcome to our web site\n&quot;+ &quot;Thanks for visiting\n&quot;+ &quot;----------------------------&quot; ) Victor

suppose you already have those filenames in an array.. foreach $ff (@files){ open(FF,$ff); chomp(@content=<FF>); close(FF); foreach $str (@content){ $str =~ s/<meta\s+name\=\&quot;/<meta\s+name\=\&quot;area\./gi } open(FF,&quot;>$ff&quot;); foreach (@content){ print FF $_; } close(FF); } or...

amen :) Victor

nope, there i used *those expressions* to split the url entered apart to ~domain (hostname, before first / symbol, e.g. www.tek-tips.com) ~pathname (here it would be just /) ~filename (viewthread.cfmblabla) var _pat1=/([^\/]*)(\/.*)*/ var parts={ _hostname : url.match(_pat1)[1], _pathname ...

try to use Reply-To field don't remember the exact syntax, just remember that there is such a field.. Victor