Yes I did, It was the first option I tried. Got the file, totally corrupted.
Another option would be a really good thing about now.
Thank you for the response!
Sorry for the interruption gang but I find myself once again needing a solution. Tek-Tips is my favorite site to acquire such things but in extensive search and reading everything I have not found this solution.
Need to grab a .gz file from another server. I have permission and the proper...
Thank you very much. Both of you! I am in desperate need to do this. Have the process ready to go after acquiring and I found an inexpensive source to get the dns zone info so now I don't need to acquire myself. Nothing like walking around the mountain! Thank you both!!!
Perhaps I should have placed a question mark in the title. Serious need here gang. I know this exists . Just need to know what it is that exists. Thank you!
Needing a Perl Mod that will do the following and I cannot find the right one. Any suggestions would be most welcome!
Poll a name server
return the domains assigned to that name server
that's it
thank you very much in advance for your help.
Yes sir I agree. In this instance I can't. Normally I would assign using a Perl script as that is what I would process the form with, but not so this time. Rather strange obtuse treatment of PHP so templated it nearly makes its own sense. Thank you for the response!
Greetings Great Gurus!
I am in need of a routine to allow this to happen and would greatly appreciate any help in this vein:
there are two search forms that need to be merged into one text entry box
i'm using radio buttons to determine what to search in, but the two forms have different named...
Have tried your suggestion: permission denied was the standard response. I can get the result to go to a new window, but any attempt , in any way, to target that pesky iframe is permission denied.
Thank you so much for the great example. Yes '3' is refreshed from form elements, not in iframes, this is the only place that has that pesky chain in place, once a is submitted it targets b and upon load b fires off c, and you got that exactly correct on what it is doing...
Yes they are, actually the same script.
parent ...
............iframe a
............iframe b
............iframe c
form in iframea fires sends to display in iframe b, where upon load fires off iframe c (which is really nothing but a refresh of iframe c)
only that whole iframe 'c' thing...
Well i've been trying variations... most everything comes up access denied.. that was in changing from a refresh to a send the whole url to load it... i'm just not able to access that iframe.. i can get it to popup a new window as a result, but not target the iframe
this has to be a standard...
This works by iframe 'a' containing a form, which upon submit winds up in iframe 'b', then iframe 'b' needs to automatically fire off iframe 'c' to reload ('tis a tracking results ah... result)
I have a series of iframes. I would like to have each one, as it loads, to fire off the loading of the next one. I have tried many varieties of js reloads, url etc... is there a simple line of code that will do this ... so far:
window.frames[publish].location = url; dies, as they all do, saying...
ggriffit: Exactly. I was heading toward a regex to add an escape to non alphanumeric characters. But encoding the data makes perfect sense to me. A simple thing.
Thank you for a brilliant solution.
I have no choice in how its done. It is a javascript submission done in onblur in conjunction with another submission done with another method... characters are not passing through the javascript intact... % becomes 0 others kill the transaction with the perl script ...
OK nevermind... thanks...
Asking for help here... have this
var z=document.getElementById("item_description").value;
parent.desc.location.href = 'index.cgi?z=sd&w=saveDESC&item_description=' + z;
need to have a regex in there to permit non alphanumeric characters to pass without becoming something else..
example...
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