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Hi There, I'm looking for a counter on how many times a folder (Win2k format) was accessed. I have files in this folder on a shared drive, (cadd drawings, word docs, pdf's, etc.) and would like to report on how many times they were accessed. One consolidated number is ok. Does anyone know of...

Thanks for your response xutopia. I am assuming then that because the name token begins with the period, the textbox value is locked from any javascript. I cannot alter the name as the CGI script that the form calls is one used by all the online forms here and requires these specific names...

Thanks dianal but it did not work. Here's the error message: window.document.frmPolRequest.elements..Send has no properties. I think it is still expecting a new object after the first period. Any other suggestions? Thanks.

Hello All, I have a HTML page I need to add check boxes to that when checked will add the appropriate text to a textbox. The problem is the name of the textbox starts with a period (eg: .Send). Is this possible? Is there a way I can escape the name like...

Thanks Chuck, It took me a little while to get it working, just some minor errors on my part. Also, I could not get the uniq cmd to operate correctly (using option -u with it as well). It doesn't seem to want to filter the duplicate records. I'm just going to play with it for a while. Thanks for...

Thanks tdatgod, It didn't quite work like I needed but I made some modifications and it does seem to do the job. Here's what I have: grep , filename | awk 'BEGIN{FS=","}{print $1}' | awk 'BEGIN{FS="/"}{print $NF}' | sort -u I'm not sure if I needed to pipe to a second awk...

Hello all, I'm looking for a way to manipulate the results from the grep command. I'm on a unix system, and I have a file (temp.txt) containing rows such as: ./misc/dir/file1.htm,123 ./misc3/dir2/file1.htm,89 ./misc/dir/file2.doc,3489 ./file3.htm,349 ./misc3/dir3/file5.doc,89 (etc) I want...

Thanks Jim, that does help. I was looking at the last dash as a range operator and got stumped there. I wasn't sure if you needed to escape the dash. Cheers.

Hello all, I'm just trying to look over a perl script and am having trouble with figuring out what this line would produce: $var =~ s/[^~a-zA-Z-']//g; The best I can come up with is it will find something that does not start with '~', or any letter, or ...(I'm not sure), and substitute it...