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Hey, sorry for a late reply. Been busy. But thanks for the tip. I actually tried something very similar before that was locking everything up, but this seems to being the trick. As for command line programs that request user input (like Cygwin), I have noticed that I am able to supply the...

Okay, so after further experimentation, I've decided that it has to be some sort of encoding issue: If I save my html page out as a .txt file and load that locally, instead of opening the url, things start working perfectly. Which begs the question, does the urllib2 library (or any other...

Just one little issue I'm trying to figure out with regular expressions. I've used them plenty of times before, but I've always had issues with expressions that work on urls. In this case, I'm using Python to grab information from a php page. The page contents would include something like this...

Hey, thanks. That's one problem down. :) There is another problem that I didn't really consider, though: Using the start() method to make a call to an executable that requests user input (take cygwin as a quick example). Can't say I'm too clear on how to deal with that.

After finally getting completely fed up with the standard windows command prompt, I've taken it upon myself to start trying to build a quick and simple alternative to one - an alternative that keeps all of the functions intact (so I shouldn't be rewriting any of them), while just giving it a...

Bleh. Sorry, been busy. But thanks Vragabond. I had looked around before, and hadn't found any usage of 'this.className' in any of my searches. But that does work perfectly. Everything is validating now. I'd be curious to see if using multiple instances of the same ID actually has any impact on...

Hey. I'm working on a simple site that makes use of a lot of CSS and Javascript. The main problem I'm dealing with right now is getting it validated. This is for a class, and the w3c validation seems to be the most important thing to our professor. But I'm of course running into a problem. I...

Hey. I'm having a problem with using onMouseOut commands in Firefox. Here's the code snippet I'm looking at: <div style="position:absolute;" id="portfolio-menu"...

The only problem I can see with that is that some lines could possibly contain multiple instances of the [size] tag. Or, perhaps it would start with some stuff that isn't supposed to be resized, and end on some that is to be resized. Or maybe I just don't fully understand what you're suggesting. :-/

Sure thing. ----- Regular text This is some large text. <img src=&quot;image1.gif&quot;> <img src=&quot;image2.gif&quot;> More text Random text <img src=&quot;image3.gif&quot;> <img src=&quot;image4.gif&quot;> Text ----- Should become: ----- Regular text. This is some large text. <img...

I never have been good with regular expressions, perl-compatible or otherwise. And I've been looking at this for awhile. So I'll just tell exactly what I need, and see if anyone can write the expression for it. Basically, I need to make a replacement on all image tags within some bb coding...

Hi. I'm a bit new to javascript, so go easy on me. ;) I'm trying to form a function to handle menu loading, since I think I'm going to have a lot of menus. Here's the header stuff: last_menu = &quot;opening_menu&quot;; function load_menu(menu) {...