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mod rewrite is an apache module and I'm quite certain it is not OS Specific, you shouldn't have a problem enabling it.. Your web hosting is PROBABLY giving you this excuse because they have the hosting accounts structured in a way that they all share the same web service or something.. although I don't see why it would be a bad idea to have mod rewrite working for all of them, its such an awesome feature anywya, my advice to you: change webhosts they're jerkin you around

ok.. heres what you can do to solve all your problems.. delete the scripts in question.. tell your webhost to kill the process of your php.. then restart your web server... they should fulfill this request with no problem

uhm.. you shouldn't do the iframe method then well the way you want to you shouldn't .. you could however load the iframe and use the bgsound attribute.. or make a very simple flash mp3 player, and actually PLAY it with the iframe.. because with an iframe you can manipulate the DOM of the iframe but you can't take just the data within it.. and even if you could find a way you can't use the source of an mp3 to play that file

ok.. what script are we talking about.. ur js/ajax? just close the browser.. the php script you made once it is deleted and off the server it shouldn't be running at all.. and when you re-upload it.. it will just be another file on your server..

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I find it kinda mean this post has been here for 5 days and nobody even said hi!! well, accept my apology on behalf of the rest of this forum, by saying hi

Welcome I started php as a hobby aswell.. it was a good idea!

welcome I've been here for so long and I don't think I made an introduction yet lol.. and you don't look crazy man.. You do look a bit young, however, but that just means you're probably gonna be smarter than all of the "pros" on this site one day.. its the way the world works.. *sigh* Goodluck anyway and I'll probably be answering some of your questions lol

anytime man

is it seperated by a certain char? try this (seperated by commas) $query_href = "update movies set href_parts = CONCAT(href_parts,',','{$updated_part}')";

try this.. eval("document."+name+".submit();");

Here you'd be better off using jQuery than writing a recursive function to scour the page for elements with 'flash' as their className this would do what you want.. <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js"></script> <style type="text/css"> .flash { color: black; } .flash1 { color: blue !important; } .flash2 { color: purple !important; } .flash3 { color: green !important; } </style> <script type="text/javascript"> var flashes = ['flash1','flash2','flash3']; var flashInterval = 200; /* in MS */ var originalClassName = ''; var elements; var timeout; function nextFlash(num) { if (++num > flashes.length) { num = 1; elements.attr('class',originalClassName) } timeout = setTimeout("nextFlash("+num+")",flashInterval); elements.toggleClass(flashes[num-1]); } function startFlash(className) { originalClassName = className; elements = $('.'+className); nextFlash(0); } function stopFlash() { clearTimeout(timeout); elements.attr('class',originalClassName); } </script> <div class="flash">HEY WATSUP</div> <a id="start" href="#" onclick="startFlash('flash');$(this).hide();$('#stop').show();"> Start Flash! </a><a style="display: none;" id="stop" href="#" onclick="stopFlash();$(this).hide();$('#start').show();"> Stop Flash! </a>

Thanks for post but got a response off another forum this morning, turns out you need to do this: ... if (window.XMLHttpRequest) {// code for IE7+, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari [color=red]var[/color] xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest(); } else {// code for IE6, IE5 [color=red]var[/color] xmlhttp=new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"); } ... ohhh.. I thought you meant executing functions at the same time not 1 after the other.. you know you can also do this... function loadFuntion() { var xmlhttp = ''; if (window.XMLHttpRequest) {// code for IE7+, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest(); } else {// code for IE6, IE5 xmlhttp=new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"); } return xmlhttp; } function getAndPopulate(xmlhttp,num,pageToGet) { xmlhttp.onreadystatechange=function() { if (xmlhttp.readyState==4 && xmlhttp.status==200) { document.getElementById("function_"+num).innerHTML=xmlhttp.responseText; } } xmlhttp.open("GET",pageToGet,true); xmlhttp.send(); } getAndPopulate(loadFunction(),1,'/scripts/1.php'); getAndPopulate(loadFunction(),2,'/scripts/2.php'); getAndPopulate(loadFunction(),3,'/scripts/3.php'); with alot less code

there is no proper way of doing this, HOWEVER, you can hack it together with timeouts , timeouts will not halt other script execution (unless there is an alert) setTimeout('loadFunction_1()',5); setTimeout('loadFunction_2()',5); setTimeout('loadFunction_3()',5); setTimeout('loadFunction_4()',5);

not to sound stupid, but I think I speak for every developer on the board when I say, you overcomplicated your post.. If you "dumbed" it down a bit we'd probably understand it better.. but I'm gonna give it a shot and see if I nailed it.. Basically you want each element in your drop downs to do a specific something.. well it is possible.. your a tags have onclick events.. the simplest way would be to build a function for each option.. however, the BEST option.. would be to create 1 function, pass in "acute" "oblong" etc into the function.. and have a switch statement handle each possibility, but I'm not exactly sure your experience level, but both would be in the beginner category so you should be fine

is this iframe pointed to a document under your domain? javascript implements a sort of "security feature" for developers to prevent data being parsed/modified thru javascript unless it is across the same domain.. however.. if you're looking to parse an embed tag from another website.. you can do the parsing from php and then request that data with javascript via an XMLHttpRequest object (AJAX)

anytime bro

you're talking about jquery.. and what do you think jquery does.. it does the whole loop for you.. its still doing the loop.. instead, my solution modifies 1 div, no offense to you but your solution seems just as simple as mine, except yours does more work than mine will sometimes a couple lines of code extra will work better than 1 line of jquery, lines don't matter its efficiency and PLUS.. your jQuery solution will modify each matched element on the page.. so you're basically adding more characters to the page than mine does aswell.. I'm adding a style tag and some class declarations.. you're adding style="xxxxx: whatever; xxxxxx2: whatever;" to each matched element.. its not the most horrible way to do it, its just better than anything you've ever seen thanks

fill the anchor tags with and change it from name="contact" to id="contact" local links jump to ids not names I've tested this on your site (firebug) and works great..

no it will not ignore the number, an integer inside of quotations isn't lost it is infact retained, what happens is that instead of a numerical data being held within it is stored as a string, it is a number with a different DataType as with many other languages out there, JavaScript allows what is called DataTyping in which you can change the datatype of a value whenever you want.. for example.. // setting the datatype var num = Number("45"); // will return 45 (integer value) var num = String(num); // will turn num back to a string // examples of why datatyping is important var num = 45; // this will be an integer value by default.. var num = num + 1; // will equal 46 var num = num + '%'; // will be changed into a STRING value containing "45%" //now look at it this way.. var num = "45"; // sets it to a STRING value of "45" not the integer value of 45 var num = 45 + num; //will result in 4545 instead of 90 which you would have been expecting.. // the reason it results in 4545 is because + for math works differently for strings, // since you can't add a string to a number, you can add the number INTO the string just fine // and so it does, but many other languages will give you a case of the ass for this.. and you get errors for trying to divide .. answer in a nutshell: The value isn't lost, you just can't access the integer value easily.. if you took for example.. var name = "square45"; to get the number you'd need to do something like this.. var name = "square45"; var numb = Number(name.replace('square','')); answers your Q?

you can probably dynamically write a style tag with custom styles inside.. for example.. document.write("<style type='text/css'>.someclass { font-size: 32px !important; }</style>"); !important will tell the browser to make that declaration more important than any other declaration of same name for any element affected by the css block then you can just rewrite the style tag as needed.. for example <script type="text/javascript"> fontSize = 12; function increaseSize(className) { fontSize++; code = document.getElementById('codeHolder'); code.innerHTML = "<style type='text/css'>"+ className+" { \n font-size: "+fontSize+'px !important;\n}'+ "</style>"; } </script> <div id="codeHolder"></div> <div class='piss'>TEST ME!</div> <div><a href='javascript:increaseSize(".piss");'>Increase Size</a></div> Note: Untested.. but I don't see why it wouldn't work

I just took a look @ the page.. what function fires when the user leaves the menu? add in your custom code to that function and you should be alright.. the on blur will not happen because you're never focussed on it.. try onMouseOut instead if you're adamant about using an event on that particular element , however that will fire whenever you hover over each individual link inside the div .. you could also try onMouseLeave but I don't think that is crossbrowser friendly jquery .hover() will solve all your problems

why not just catalog teh referer information.. thats basically all you're gonna get anyway

you don't, it'll be moved

foreach ($dropDowns as $name => $v) { echo "<select name='{$name}'>"; foreach ($v as $opHTMLValue => $optValue) { echo "<option value='{$optHTMLValue}'>{$optValue}</option>"; } echo "</select>"; } this will expect an array structured like this.. array( [places] => array( [myroom] => My Betroom!, [bathroom] => The Bathroom! ), [names] => array( [names1] => Tanya, [names2] => Jane ) )