I have a web based call logging system that uses iframes to look like small windows on the main page. Inside one of the iframes I can click on a link to open a specified page in another iframe using the target attribute, like so:
<A href="viewcall.cfm?callid=232497"...
That sounds like it would work, and, now that I look back through the perlretut tutorial I can't believe I missed it before. But, I can't really test it until tomorrow. I'll try it and let you know what happens. Thank you for your suggestion!
Justin
Dyslexics of the world: Untie!
I'm trying to write a perl script to process a database field that keeps the date that a record was saved in an html string preceded by a comment entered by a user at that time. The problem is that the user could possibly enter absolutely any character and I need to write a regular expression...
Thank you very much Tsuji!
Sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I think that last post will work perfectly.
Justin
Dyslexics of the world: Untie!
Can you use the server side scripting that is processing this information to make a "back" link that would reselect the items previously selected?
Justin
Dyslexics of the world: Untie!
Thanks, that works great!
Now, the reason for having the conn() function was so that I could reuse it in the page whenever I needed to dynamically update another secion of the page.
For instance, let's say that later on down the page, rather that changing the innerHTML of an element, I wanted...
I looked through that thread and tried a couple of ideas it gave me but I wasn't able to find anything that would make it work. I'm pretty sure I have everything in my script in the same order as that thread showed but it still doesn't help.
Okay, I have been pulling my hair out trying to figure this out.
First, here is shortened version of my script that has the same problem as the big version:
<html>
<head>
<title>XMLHTTP</title>
<script type="text/javascript">
function conn(){
var xmlhttp = null;
try{...
Okay, the database is Symposium Call Center Server. There is no way of accessing the actual tables. I don't know why but the only way of pulling the data is from views. There is no one single view that states this person is in tech support, this person is in customer service, this person is...
It's not that the data isn't there it's that I am running a report on the data that is there, only I want just a slice of that data. As time goes on, the slice that I want will change and I want someone that knows nothing about programming to be able to go in and make that change once and have...
I don't have priveleges for the database other than reading becuase the same database is used by other departments for reporting also. So any changes would affect these other departments too.
Nevermind, I think I figured out a way to do this. For anyone that is looking for an answer to this in the future, check out this article:
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2001/03/gui.html
In this article it shows how to build a gui that uses some configuration files. I think the configuration files...
I am writing a gui interface for a database report that needs to be run monthly. The report pulls call length information from a database but needs to pull that info only for members of one department. The database table doesn't have a field telling what department each user is in so I have to...
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