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I've got this working RewriteRule ^([^./]*)$ /XYZxyz.php?url=$1 [QSA,L] It is working with www.Website.com/News Tomorrow I'll see if the following works. www.Website.com/News/Today will send ---> XYZxyz.php?url=News/Today
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Please help me. I'm using Apache 2 and PHP 5 I want to redirect a URL straight over to a php script and take everything after the web address as a parameter to the php file. So I'm trying to do this and it doesn't work. RewriteRule ^([./]*)$ /XYZxyz.php?url=$1 [R=301,QSA,L] e.g. www.Website.com/News will send ---> XYZxyz.php?url=News another example www.Website.com/News/Today will send ---> XYZxyz.php?url=News/Today Please help me work out the ReWrite rule. Best wishes Stephen
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downloadUrl("./DomXml.xml",true, function(data,responseCode)
DataRater replied to DataRater's topic in Javascript Help
That worked. -
downloadUrl("./DomXml.xml",true, function(data,responseCode)
DataRater replied to DataRater's topic in Javascript Help
Thanks. I'm trying this downloadUrl("./DomXml.xml?n=1",true, function(data,responseCode) Stephen -
Chrome and Firefox on Ubuntu and XP The following code appears to be looking at the cache before downloading so it is not picking up my latest maps data. downloadUrl("./DomXml.xml",true, function(data,responseCode) How can I force it to pull the latest version in from the server? Please help. Stephen
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I've found this which appears to be exactly what I was looking for. http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlajax.html Thanks Steve :-)
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Unix Server Has anyone got any suggestions regarding where the map data should be stored and access by the javascript? Steve :-)
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I guess this is a big question but I would like some information and comments and opinions about it. Should we initialize the CSS file if we are expecting to go multi-browser and if so how should we do it. I feel there must be an optimal way but have no idea what it is. Please discuss. Stephen
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Mchl, I'm using TextPad and the diff is not easy to understand. Have you any suggestions for a good diff to use? Are you thinking of using the UNIX diff? Stephen
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Version 5 MySQL I have a development and production database and want to know what differences there are between the two i.e. table and columns. Is there a tool I can use to do this? Preferably a free one! Stephen
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Haku, Much appreciated. Stephen
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Thanks Haku, If there is more than a screen full of content will it put it after that?
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I'm mulling about putting a Footer at the bottom my page and keep finding articles about a "Sticky Footer". What is it? I'd really like to know. Stephen
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I've fixed it. Lots of silly mistakes but having the <li>s means I need a class and not an id. Thanks a lot.
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This is IK on Chrome and IE 7/8 Fiirefox. Here is the example. <div id='NewsTopInsertForm'> <form action='http://www.test.com/NewsInsert' method='post'> <input name='Mode' type='hidden' value='INSERT' size='40' maxlength='40'/> <table width='100%'> <tbody> <tr> <td> <ol> <li><label for="url" >URL <span class='required'>required</span></label> <textarea class="One" id="url" name="url" rows="2" cols="60 ">http://</textarea> <font style="color:#DCDCDC;"></font> </li> <li><label for="title" >Title <span class='required'>required</span></label> <textarea class="One" id="title" name="title" rows="2" cols="60 ">Put a friendly title here</textarea> <font style="color:#DCDCDC;"></font> </li> <li><label for="description" >Description <span class='required'>required</span></label> <textarea class="One" id="description" name="description" rows="7" cols="60 ">Enter your description</textarea> <font style="color:#DCDCDC;"></font> </li> </ol> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <div id='NewsTopInsertFormSubmit'><input type='submit' class='submit' value='Add news'/> </div> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> </form> </div> #NewsTopInsertForm { clear : both; margin : 0px 0px 0px 0px; padding : 20px 0px 20px 0px; display : block; width : 100%; background-color : #6D97B3; } #NewsTopInsertForm ol{ border : 1px solid #FF0000; padding : 5px 5px 0px 5px; list-style : none; } #NewsTopInsertForm li{ margin : 0px 0px 0px 100px; border : 1px solid #00FF00; width : 90%; list-style : none; } #NewsTopInsertForm label{ float : left; border : 1px solid #0000FF; width : 150px; margin-right : 10px; text-align : right; } #NewsTopInsertFormSubmit{ display : block; width : 96%; padding : 5px; text-align : center; } Thanks for looking, Stephen
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In IE7 if the SELECT is the first item in the list then it is shifted a tad to the left It is OK in Chrome, Firefox, IE8 Any ideas? Stephen
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I want to have one field which has a select for a continent. I then want another to be dependent on that value so it only displays fields which are in that continent. Can it be done? If it can, how? Please Help Stephen
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This is how you do it... $Filename='Picture.jpg'; header('Content-disposition: attachment; filename='.$Filename); header('Content-type: application/octet-stream'); readfile($MyGlobals['WatermarksDirectory'].$Filename); Stephen
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PHP 5 I'm currently working on downloading a file into my server from an HTML form, processing it, and automatically uploading it to the calling HTML page. This is an example of the behavior I want although this is not my site. http://images.my-addr.com/resize_jpg_online_tool-free_jpeg_resizer_for_web.php Notice how when the go button is pressed the file is resized and automatically uploaded. I need to know how to get that automatic upload to work. Stephen
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I think this is pretty normal. You could try having a cron job run every minute and move files to a more secure directory. Stephen
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Accessing element of array returned from function
DataRater replied to DataRater's topic in PHP Coding Help
The functions returns an array of values and I only ever want one of them. So I have one function instead of many. -
PHP 5 I want to simply access an element of array returned from a function. Assume I've got a function Function ReturnArray(){ $Array = array( 'A' => 'Fred', 'B' => 'George' ); return($Array); } I would like to access it like this $Var = ReturnArray()['A']; But it doesn't work. Any ideas? Stephen