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I am creating an atom feed, and I am confused about including external entity files as DTDs. My goal is to include the entity definitions in my xml as external files instead of putting the definitions inline. At the top of my document I have: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!DOCTYPE...

I am trying to build a string using a constant, but if I do so with the constant at the beginning of the string, it treats it as a literal. For example: use constant FOO => "abc"; print FOO . "def"; # prints FOOdef print "" . FOO . "def"; # prints abcdef Any advice? Thanks!

Is there any way to capture a user's right click behaviour, including what option they chose. For example, I right click on a link, and choose "save as". I want to tie a javascript function to that action. Thanks!

Perfect! Thank you very much!

I have a page that includes a form I cannot alter. I want to capture it's submission, and do some validation. My code works fine in Firefox, but nothing happens (not even an error) in IE. if (window.addEventListener) window.addEventListener('submit', myFunction, true); else if...

Sorry for wasting your time. Looks like a unrelated script was failing and mucking it up. Thanks

I am trying to hijack an existing form and use it for a different purpose. Unfortunately I cannot just change the form itself. :( When the form is submitted throuh clicking the submit button, or hitting the enter key on an input field, a function is called to validate the form and then...

Using heredocs can help a lot. http://www.webhead.cc/main.php?inv=68&page=5

Thank you!

What is the best way to check if a variable is set? If it unset, then I can check its length, but I haven't been able to find any functions like empty(), isset(), etc. TIA

Thank you very much. The darn thing still isn't working, but I'll keep at it.

I have having trouble changing the selected option in a <select> box. From reading, I thought the correct code would be: document.formname.fieldname[index].selected=true; but it's not working. Is this the correct format? TIA.