rklockner

OK, here we go... Maybe I need to reclassify this in jQuery/AJAX, but if I remove <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.2/jquery.min.js"></script> the page does not jump to the back, but obviously my jQuery stops working. It seems there is a bug in there, but that would be a nightmare to go through. Any thoughts?

Any thoughts how I might find the Active X that may be causing this?

I have just finished a migration of a client's software to a new server, and a strange bug started occuring. When a user opens Internet Explorer, They log into the website, and the browser window immediately disappears. It is listed in the application bar at the bottom of the screen, but it is not minimized. The browser has moved behind all other open windows. When you click on the browser in the application bar at the bottom of the screen, it still acts as though it is the current window. By that I mean that instead of bringing it to the front, it then minimizes, upon clicking a second time, it is now the current window, and I am free to click another link, just to start the process all over again. From what I can tell, the issue only occurs in Internet Explorer which is the client's preferred browser (I know... try to get him to change, but let's suppose that isn't possible.). My fix so far has been to open a second tab in Internet Explorer. By having the second tab open (doesn't have to be on a webpage), the issue goes away until I close that tab. Why is this posted in a JavaScript forum? When I disable Active Scripting from the Tools menu, this bug goes away, but this is not a workable solution either. Has anyone come across this? I have done some searches, but haven't come up with much. Perhaps it is in how I am searching... Any help is greatly appreciated!

IE9, but I am also using IE9 (and many others users as well).

That was my thought initially, but the session variables and cookies are being passed elsewhere in the software for this user. I also checked the user's settings, and sure enough, they were set to enabled. I also tried adding the url to the "Safe List" within Internet Explorer, still nothing. I had the user take his laptop to a network that is not his to see if it is possibly a network bug... I've tried everything else, so why not?

After logging into our software, a user is able to go into an account and review information in several tabs. Each tab has a javascript that loads data using $().load(). With most users, it works fine, however, I have come across one user that when clicking on a tab, it checks the session variables (to ensure the user is logged in), and for some reason with this one user, can not establish the session, and instead of loading the correct page, it loads the login page. Since it is with this one user, I assume it is an issue with his computer, but after reviewing settings I can't seem to get it to work. Side Note: I also logged into his account from my computer, and it works fine. Side Note2: This user is located in Canada and recently switched his ISP to Shaw. I'm not sure that this is of any value, but he mentioned that he had issues with other websites since switching. Any thoughts?

I'm fairly new when it comes to jQuery, but I am learing quickly; however, I am stuck... I have a function that when an <a> tag of a particular class is clicked, it adds a div layer that fades out the background, then adds a div on top of the fade as a popup box. This works great in most of the site, however, there is a section of the site that has a lot of the same data (and there is a lot of it) being loaded on every page. Instead of loading the data on every page, I decided to use $('#lead_content').load() to load the necessary data on the page. Everything works fine in IE8. However, in IE7, if I use the popup box in the initial page it works fine but, the portion that loads through the .load() cannot create the box that pops up. I'm sure it has to do with limitations of .load(), but I am hoping that someone might have a workaround.

It appears that the user is closing the page early before the entire document is uploaded (but I'm still researching). The upload code is: $uploaddir = "docs/"; $f = $_FILES["doc"]; $file_id = uniqid(); $n = $uploaddir . $file_id . "." . get_ext($f["name"]); copy($f["tmp_name"], $n); FYI: get_ext() is a function to get the files extension (I'm sure you could have figured that out).

I have a section where users can upload documents into our software. The code itself is a couple years old and could perhaps use some updating, but it seems some of the files (at this time it only seems to be *.pdf) that have been uploaded are not able to be opened and the error "the file is damaged and could not be repaired" is being displayed as an "Adobe Reader" error in Internet Explorer 8. The largest concern is that it is an irreversible error and many of the documents users have uploaded are now corrupt. I can't seem to find any relevant information from Google (or Adobe) that does anything towards resolving the problem. Note: This does not happen on every .pdf, and I am not sure if there is a common bond between the failing documents (trying to find this now).

Anyone know of a way to search a word doc and return the content on the page on which the matching word(s) was found?

I am developing a portion of a site for a client. He has an 800 page pdf document that he would like the software to search based on client input. When the user searches, he would like it to display a Google-esque search results page that would display a title (Probably the chapter in which the result was found), then an excerpt from the text surrounding the matching keyword(s). When the user clicks the link, he would like it to take them to the page where the match was found. A big drawback is that this document will be changing fairly regularly and will need to be updated. Initially I thought I could store the pdf in a database as text/html with each page being a record in the table, but with frequent changes, I fear this would be a nightmare to manage. My only other thought is to store the file as one big entry in a table and search the entire entry, which I have done some searching and have come up with some options, but when you click it loads the entire db entry. This would create issues with an 800 page document.

Playing with this, I came up with a great solution. There is a first time for everything... Instead of creating each email account on the server, create a catchall email account that copies of your undeliverable emails are forwarded. This will still retain the original "To:" email address. You place the code to run the script on only the catchall email address. It will match the "To" address to the corresponding record in the table, and pull the id associated with that row. In my preliminary tests, this seems to be working.

Everything is working perfectly. However, now that it is operational, the client would like to maintain it himself. Once I showed him the steps, his response was, "Can't it be done easier?" I have created a panel for him in his software to assign email addresses to his users that when an email arrives, it will look up the users id matched to the email address, and add the data in the email to that user. However, when to set up an email address the following steps currently have to be done: 1. Create the email address in Plesk 2. Add the line of code to access the script 3. Restart qmail 4. Set up the email address in his software to link it to the specific user. I don't think this is so bad for the service it is accomplishing, but he would like to log in to his software, create the email account, and have his software do everything on the backend. Any thoughts?

If I will have multiple email accounts that will need to have emails parsed, is there a way to parse all emails to a particular domain?

It is now accessing the file. As I see it, that was the hard part. Later tonight I will actually build the piece reviews the email and pulls out the new lead information and inputs it into the database. This should be easy from here. Thanks for getting me over the hump!

Got it. This error was generated as I was FTPing from a Windows machine to a Linux server. I had to convert the file using: dos2unix /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/emailparser/email_parse.php Thanks for everyones help. FYI - qmail can access the httpdocs folder using permissions 755 to run the php scipt.

OH... oops. That is bad news then. PHP is installed in /usr/bin/php, so my error must be elsewhere. Thanks

Not sure... The one that would be able to read a php file.

OK, I spent a few minutes, and this is what is getting bounced back to me now. /bin/sh: /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/emailparser/email_parse.php: /usr/bin/php : bad interpreter: No such file or directory I am assuming that means php is not installed in that directory. Anyone know how to find the appropriate directory?

I'm gettng much closer. I don't have time right now to look into this further, but I thought I would post this anyway incase someone else might have insight before I get at it. However, by adding the '|' appears to have me moving in the right direction! This appears to me that it is attempting to run it as a command line file and not php. I'll review my code later. Thanks for all the help so far! Usage: php [options] [-f] <file> [--] [args...] php [options] -r <code> [--] [args...] php [options] [-B <begin_code>] -R <code> [-E <end_code>] [--] [args...] php [options] [-B <begin_code>] -F <file> [-E <end_code>] [--] [args...] php [options] -- [args...] / -a Run interactively -c <path>|<file> Look for php.ini file in this directory -n No php.ini file will be used -d foo[=bar] Define INI entry foo with value 'bar' -e Generate extended information for debugger/profiler -f <file> Parse <file>. -h This help -i PHP information -l Syntax check only (lint) -m Show compiled in modules -r <code> Run PHP <code> without using script tags <?..?> -B <begin_code> Run PHP <begin_code> before processing input lines -R <code> Run PHP <code> for every input line -F <file> Parse and execute <file> for every input line -E <end_code> Run PHP <end_code> after processing all input lines -H Hide any passed arguments from external tools. -s Display colour syntax highlighted source. -v Version number -w Display source with stripped comments and whitespace. -z <file> Load Zend extension <file>. / args... Arguments passed to script. Use -- args when first argument starts with - or script is read from stdin

I know I saw this somewhere in another post, but I have a new issue. I set the permissions of my scipt file to 777, and now the email is appending itself to the end of my script page.

Right now the file is located in the web (httpdocs) directory on the server. I posted on some forums last night, and people think that the email account may not have the ability to access the httpdocs directory and that I may need to put the file in the user's directory. This would create problems for me as we will be adding new clients regularly to the software that will have their own email addresses that will be used to parse leads into their own access-area of the database. I would like to keep the file in a location that all new accounts can access without having to upload a new file with each new account. Some operating systems allow you to specifically remove the ability for people to read, write, etc. separate from the file system. Are we able to do this? In other testing, I have resolved the permissions error... kind of. I moved the file to the user's directory and had to set the permissions to 777, and I no longer get the error. However, the script in my page does not run. NOTE: The data will only be coming via email, so we must utilize a method that will parse an email.

Sorry to hear of your loss. Let me know if I can help in any way.

I am building a script to input the contents of an email into a database. More specifically, there will be a variable with a value on each line, with the variable name corresponding to a field in the database. After creating the destination email account, I modified /var/qmail/mailnames/domain.com/emailacct/.qmail to include a link to the php file I would like to run. The contents of the file: [root@ip-ip~]# vi /var/qmail/mailnames/epartnersoftware.com/RELI/.qmail | true ./Maildir/ /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/emailparser/email_parse.php I then restarted qmail (/etc/init.d/qmail restart) Set the permissions to 755 (chmod 755 /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/emailparser/email_parse.php) When I send an email to the account, I get the following error: "Hi. This is the qmail-send program at ip-ipaddress.ip.secureserver.net. I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses. This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out. <[email protected]>: Unable to open /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/email_parser1/email_parse.php: access denied. (#4.2.1)" The strange part... early on in my testing I got the file to open, but never again. NOTE: This idea came from an earlier post found here http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=250995.0 Thanks for the help.