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javascript not executing
Here is some snippets of code that I "hope" explain my issue. Generated HTML (paraphrasing) <form name="thisisit" action="doit.asp" method="post"> doit.asp <%@ Language=VBScript%> <script language="javascript"> alert("Output this!") </script> The problem is that "Output this!" never pops...- CJason
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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javascript not executing
Yep, I realize that. I was just hoping that someone would have run into something similiar to this, and could respond with a simple "Oh, yes...this happened to me and this is how I resolved it". I guess I'll keep testing myself, unless others have an idea.- CJason
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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javascript not executing
I am having an issue where it appears that nothing is getting "executed" outside the <% %>. I can even put junk there...nothing happens. I guess I don't really care about the "junk" scenario...what I'm simply trying to do is a javascript "alert". It works on the main .asp script, but when I...- CJason
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Execute shell commands, capture output problem
But, what if the paths change...i.e., you run the script on a different platform? You may have to go thru and change all the paths, correct? If you leave the paths off...you should be good to go on any platform, correct? -
Execute shell commands, capture output problem
That was it!! Here is the WORKING code: @results = `make abc.exe 2>&1 | grep -P '((undefined reference to|\\.exe)\\s)'`; Thanks for your help!! -
Execute shell commands, capture output problem
Tried adding the paths...still doesn't work. FYI: The code above works fine until I add the "| grep ....". That is, the make output lines get put into the array just fine without the pipe portion. Any other ideas? -
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Execute shell commands, capture output problem
All, I have the following snippet of perl code: @results = `make abc.exe 2>&1 | grep -P '((undefined reference to|\.exe)\s)'`; This command works fine from the shell prompt, but within my perl script nothing is returned into @results?? Any ideas on why this is the case...and what to do about... -
My Output is wrong...
That's really hard to read!? Anyway, it looks like you have a type-o: \d{1.3} Notice the "." as opposed to ",". Hope this helps. -
Define "TRUE" as 1
Cool! That just might work for me!! Thanks for the pointer! -
Define "TRUE" as 1
Is there a way to define the text "TRUE" to be interpreted as 1 and "FALSE" interpreted as 0? For example: $a = "FALSE"; if (!$a) { print "IT IS FALSE\n"; } In the above, I'd like it to print "IT IS FALSE\n"; Thanks! -
undef AoHoA
It turns out this is something a little more complex. I'm sending this AoHoA to a subroutine in a .pm file. It seems that once the AoHoA is set in the .pm, it doesn't ever get undef'ed...even when I undef the AoHoA being passed into the subroutine? Any ideas? If this isn't clear, please let me... -
undef AoHoA
How do you "undefine" an Array of Hashes of Arrays? It must not be as simple as: undef @AoHoA; because, I can't seem to get that do work? I have @AoHoA that is filled. I want to clear that structure out completely...so that the test (for example): if (defined($AoHoA[0])) fails. That is, it's... -
Send date/time from fortran to C
I am wanting to send a fortran date (what form should this be...real*8, integer*8, etc...???) into a C function, then that C function return if the input date is in Daylight Savings time or not. Any ideas on how I could pass this info back and forth from Fortran to/from C? Thanks in advance!!
