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Thanks for the reply. I can see how that would work, but instead of being prompted for filenames and having to type in thousands of them, is there a way that I can have the Action open up a file (comma delimited or something) and pull the 4 filenames?

I have an Action that I've recorded. It takes three image files, manipulates them, combines them to make one image and then saves it to a destination location with a new filename. Unfortunately, the filenames (for both the 3 input files and the 1 new file) are harcoded in the Action. I wanted to...

I would like to know the best and easiest was to upload a file (user input) into an SQL's database table Binary field. Basically, I would be asking the user for the file (location and all) and I would like to take that actual file and stick it into an SQL database table. The table (lets call...

Thanks for all the help folks, I got it to work. - jemminger - if you have time, can you explain to me what the /^[\d\.]+$/gi stands for. Thanks

The pattern is a combination of numbers and a "." like: if n = number from 1 to n then this would be valid n.n.n (ie - 2.435.32 or 245.345.2 etc...) I figured if I could create a function to break the "string" down to an array, then I could check to make sure that...

Yes, the length of the array will always be 20. What I'm trying to do is read in an input from the user (using a text box) and checking to see if the input conforms to a particular pattern. If there is a better way to do this, I'm all ears. By the way, I'm using the .NET environment. - thanks

I would like to know how to take in an argument (string) and convert int into an array of 20 characters, either using the following function heading, or something that you might suggest: <script language=javascript> <!-- function MyClientValidation(source, arguments){ var strValue =...