Recent content by Azathoth

Unfortunately, so will aaa, which is what I'm trying to avoid. I guess I'll have to set something up with div tags and absolute positioning...thanks for the suggestions everyone.

The image idea would work to contrain the minimum height of that table cell, but say the rightmost cell (containing ccc) were to expand in height. Then the upper left cell would still grow. I've thought about ways of getting the height attribute via getElementById of the rightmost cell, but if...

I'm trying to keep a cell on the top left side of a table a constant size. Unfortunately in IE with the method I'm using, the two cells that are spanned by a td with rowspan=2 become the same size. If you render the blow code in firefox, it behaves the way I want and expect, but not in IE...

I'm running a php flash content server, and if I'm not mistaken, users viewing my files fall into the "Other" permissions group. I was wondering if through my php code (or any other way really) I could allow users to fall into the "Group" or "Owner" permissions group. The problem is that I...

It's a little harder to sell it that way, unfortunately. So am I doomed on this one?

I'm serving up flash content through an IE browser that I really don't want stolen. I've been able to stop it from caching, or being accessed directly with file permissions. However, there are all sorts of obnoxious programs like "Sothink SWF Catcher" and "Flash Catcher" that have no problem...

Cross-browser testing - didn't think of that. Thanks.

True, and makes sense. Sure makes it difficult to test though.

I'm having some issues testing a login system. I log in a one user, then open a new browser window. If I then call session_destroy, the user who is allready logged in will have his session destroyed. Also, if I log in with a user while another user is logged into the system allready, the user...

Exactly...thank you.

Is it possible to select all non-null values from a table row and update another table row with them? For example, the table before the statement is run: Id Val1 Val2 Val3 1 3 4 1 2 NULL NULL 5 And after: Id Val1 Val2 Val3 1 3 4 5 2...

Ok, how about parsing the file, taking each value that I don't want to change, and re-writing them? Then of course, taking the one that I do want to change and altering it? Can this all be done within the same file?

How would I go about replacing a string in an existing text file? For example, the file example.txt contains: Item1 Item2 Item3 I have no problem iterating through the file and getting each line value, but is there some way to say, replace the value "Item2" with "newItem2" without touching...

Apparently I just needed a default constructor in PlaneId...disregard.

When trying to construct a class object containing another class object, I get the error: "no matching function call to "PlaneId::PlaneId candidates are: pLaneId::PlaneId(const PlaneId&) PlaneId::PlaneId(const std::string&, int)" Here are my two class files: // File: Planes.h #ifndef...