Is there a way to display an outlook today shortcut in the navigation pane? So that I can see the button choices like: Outlook Today, Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks
Thanks!
Hi I'm a fairly experienced programmer but have not had much exposure at all to Java. I've been trying to create a certain page within a framed site that would allow me to input 3 text items (via input type=text form) and have the information be written to a local file on the hard drive. Could...
How do I open ports on a Mandrake 8.1 linux box? I have a network where one Mandrake 8.1 computer and a few Win32 computers are hooked up through a hub, and my cable modem is hooked up to the Linux computer. Now, I'm trying to create a Half-Life game server on my Linux computer, but it isn't...
How can I make it so that by hovering the mouse over an item, it changes its class? I call a Javascript function through onmouseover(), but then I want the function to change the item's class. Does anyone know how?
How can I set a separate and global style for different types of form inputs? For instance, a separate one for <INPUT type=checkbox> and <INPUT type=password>. I'd rather not have to go back through all my webpages and stick a class=checkboxform for all my different types of form inputs...
Hi, I recently purchased a low-cost computer system about six months ago. It's 500 MHz, 64 megabytes RAM, and, what I'm concerned about right now, only has a four megabyte ATI Rage Pro Turbo video card (chip?). Unfortunately, the card is built into the motherboard, but the motherboard has a free...
...to fit this to your personal needs:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>News Page</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<?PHP
$getallnews=mysql("dbname","select * from newstable order by date desc");
for($i=0;$i<3;$i++)
{
$newstitle=mysql_result($getallnews,$i,"title")...
What do you mean by hide? If you're concerned about the end user being able to view your username/password through their browser, then don't worry, it won't show up at all. Everything's processed server-side.
Thanks sophisticate! I wasn't aware of that exact route. By the way, is the onClick only supported by newer browsers?
hz, you could of course then use php to process the inputted variable(s)
Well you could use a url querystring like <A href="mypage.php?myvariable=myvalue"> but that's pretty much static unless you do some javascript content replacement.
Oh okay, (btw sorry I'm spamming =] ) I just quickly browsed your viewable directories, and I see two problems:
1.) In your demo file ( http://www.jmdwebdesign.nl/wm/demo/ ), where you're getting the stuff inside the textarea, the location of the page1.txt file has not been set correctly. It...
Oh hehe...
That's not your PHP code you're seeing. That's the parser outputting errors to the screen, and its code is being reflected ASCII through the textarea instead of as html. So basically it can't find the file you're trying to open.
Hehe, no problem.
The great thing about the PHP/MySQL/Apache community, partially due to its open-source system and Linux's success, is that there's always someone out there who has an answer and is willing to give it. It just takes some searching sometimes.
...<BODY>
<FORM action="cookiepage.php">
<TEXTAREA name=formbody cols=45 rows=8>
<?PHP
$userbody=$HTTP_COOKIE_VARS["cookiebody"];
/*That's your cookie. It checks to see if a cookie storing the user's body exists on the user's hard drive, and if so, it displays it in the...
Hmm not sure what you mean by this. If you mean you want to include pre-made text files that contain PHP code, then you can simply use an include function.
Say I have a file called includefile.php. To include this, simply place the following line in your PHP code where you want to stick in the...
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