Recent content by crvoss

This is the tcl/tk forum!??

I have a tclet that runs perfectly in a client/server environment but when I install it on my laptop for demo purposes it doesn't work. I have the laptop set up with apache2triad and it does HTML pages fine. I have the plugin (3.1) installed to Firefox, all installed to Win XP Home. I changed...

Thanks tsuji, that made it work. Excellent!

Yes, the first code section has php in it. The second is HTML with a call to a javascript function (setcolor()). The third is a function that the previous code is calling. It includes some svg stuff, which might be confusing if you aren't familiar with it. I don't have an up to date test site...

I am embedding a SVG drawing into a HTML page. There are several javascript function within the SVG that I need to run. There are several variables that the SWG functions need to access also which are external to the embeded SVG (i.e. in a javascript section within the HTML). How do I "get at"...

I shut down apache and did a netstat -ano and there were no processes accessing port 80. Then I started apache and did another netstat -ano. That gave me one process listening on port 80. I then launched Firefox and type in the URL http://localhost/ which it did not find anything. I then did...

Thanks for your reply. Everything seems fine in the logs. I have shut it down several times and the shutdown looks good and the start up looks good also.

I have installed apache to my laptop (running XP home) but cannot seem to get apache to deliver pages using http://localhost. I have placed some HTML pages in htdocs and changed the listen port (Listen 80) to various values with no luck (though it changes the error message I get). The apache...

Actually the data being passed to the parent window is a row of data from a table. The table is made up of several records from a database. The user will pick a row to examine. Isn't there a way to id each of the cells in a table? If so your previous post might be real nice for pulling that info...

There probably is a better way. Something like your first post using DOM. Maybe assigning an id to each of the controls or something. I'm just not very good with DOM. Your solution worked great, by the way. Thanks.

Ok, this is more like what I am doing: Itms = new Array ('2', '3', '1', '7', '1', '3', 'C', 'M', 'Z', 'S', 'S', 'C', 'y', 'P', 'x', 'h', 'a', 'l', 'L', 'W'); NumItms = Itms.length; var Cntls = new Array ('CuName', 'CuMAddr1', 'CuSAddr1', 'CuMAddr2', 'CuSAddr2', 'CuMCity', 'CuSCity', 'CuMState'...

I am looking for a method to change several text control object values by doing the following: var Control = 'myText'; document.myForm.(Control).value = 'wow'; which doesn't work. The following does: document.myForm.myText.value = 'wow'; but I need to change many controls within a loop. So I...

Hey now! That was the simple solution I was looking for! Thanks once again.

I'm sorry, but I tried to work out something to that effect using the following modified code: proc myButtons {path idx} { button $path.btnmnu -text "Show Menu" -command { yourProc $idx } grid $path.btnmnu } proc yourProc {idx} { puts "idx: $idx" #foreach itm [list Save Load Quit] { #...

I need to identify the button the user has pushed within it's own command script. The buttons are identical but each operate on a different cell (frame). An example that somewhat demonstrates the problem follows: proc myButtons {path} { button $path.btnmnu -text "Show Menu" -command { #...