Greetings:
I am building an advanced countdown timer and am currently stuck in the following bit:
Basically what it 'did' in javascript was to get now's date with date(); every second with the use of the SetTimeOut function. However, for reliability, I was forced to adjust the timer to the...
Greetings, I have the following code:
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript" LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- //start
// NOTE: the month entered must be one less than current month. ie; 0=January, 11=December
// NOTE: the hour is in 24 hour format. 0=12am, 15=3pm etc
// example: dateFuture = new...
In my code (an aspx page) I do my own authenticaton. So I sign in with code. When I want to add any contact to my list I have to go through the usual 2 pop-ups (confirmations) which I just click next on before having the contact finally added.
I'd like to find a way to overcome these two steps...
In my code (an aspx page) I do my own authenticaton. So I sign in with code. When I want to add any contact to my list I have to go through the usual 2 pop-ups (confirmations) which I just click next on before having the contact finally added.
I'd like to find a way to overcome these two steps...
I am making a contact list for one of the websites I'm working on and given most of the users rely on a combination of AIM and MSN, I've run into this particular problem.
There is a javascript code which allows you to make a link that when clicked, (and if you have AIM open at the time) loads...
Greetings
I've run across a particular predicament:
I am building a website for some pc gaming team and while doing a sub section of the MATCHES area, problems arose.
If each team has 4 players, and the match ends when either side runs out players by playing best out of one, you can have...
I was wondering if you could condition the generation of an html table with php.
So far I know this works:
<?php do { ?>
<table>
</table>
<?php } while (); ?>
But what about this for example?
<?php if ($rows_query <= 0) {echo "Query rows are empty";} else { do { ?>
<table>
</table>
<?php }...
I have inv_list.php as a page that shows the basic details of each forklift article: ID#, A small thumbnail, Manufacturer, Model, Year and Price.
The way it works is the following: I have a table that looks like this:
Headers: ID,Img_URL,Manufacturer,Model,Price,Year
Content...
Well, I'm working on a formulary to help the low-tech-level employees of the company be able to update the forklift database without the knowledge of FTP or html/php, etc.
So I made a web based formulary that has dynamic and static menu/lists plus text fields. So far so good. And then the time...
I'm trying to introduce a $variable inside a MySQL query.
In a previous thread: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=376634 :
1-sleipnir214 suggested the usage of a global variable, and provided a link with inclusions of the global var into normal functions().
2-LTeeple suggested...
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