I've always used LoadVars for processing stuff with PHP in the background. Form submits etc... I've just tried it again now and it doesn't send me to the page?
When I click a button the below code sends me to the url witha long query string with all my variables.
myButton.onRelease = function(){
getURL("http://www.domian.com", "_self", "GET");
}
Works great. However I want it to look tidy and want to send the variables via POST...
I've used the below code and it works...
_root.test.onChanged = function(){
test.setTextFormat(format);
}
but surely it shouldn't have to keep checking, the font only changes when a button is clicked
I have an input text field and a button that changes the font, here is the code the changes the font...
typeface1.onRelease = function(){
format = new TextFormat();
format.font = "Times New Roman";
format.italic = true;
format.size = 18;
test.setTextFormat(format);
}
This changes the font...
Unfortunately not, as that will convert it once it has been entered, I need it entered in uppercase in the first place, but I cant restrict the user to uppercase letters as I want them to be able to enter the text regardless of them typing with capslock or not.
If I'm wrong please let me...
I have certain text fields that I want to only accept uppercase text, I dont mean that they have to have caps lock on....
I am looking for a way that regardless to if they type with caps lock on or off it gets entered in uppercase?
Hope that makes sense
thanks in advance....
Everything you said is right, the 404 is invoked through the .htaccess file.
The page exists yes, it does now work as I am using a javascript redirect. Using the PHP redirect for some reason wont work when used in this situation. And it works it does the same in all browsers. I am using Safari...
Tried that previously no joy......
Any other ideas, it's working when its not used as a 404 error page, its something to do with its implementation in that way.
oh and if i go straight to 404.php and run it, it works fine, its obviously something to do with the headers once its been pointed to the 404 error page?
Hope someone can help?
The .htaccess file has been edited to point the 404 error to 404.php then this code is 404.php nothing else, this seems to be the best way to do this as I dont have apache mod rewrite etc its on zeus? If that means anything
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