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Help with grep on script
thanks for all the help. I used the following: grep -c "Doe.*Married" $file It didn't initially work because I had a space between the . and *- dadms
- Post #9
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Help with grep on script
thanks for all the help. I used the following: grep -c "Doe.*Married" $file It didn't initially work because I had a space between the . and *- dadms
- Post #8
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Help with grep on script
I have figured out that -F, separates the fields however I get told that there are too many fields for the awk command. There are over 108. HMMM...back to the grep..- dadms
- Post #7
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Help with grep on script
ok, just one more thing, what do I do if the fields are comma delimited. I do I tell it that the comma separates the fields? John,Doe,Married Jan,Doe,Married Don,Doe,Single- dadms
- Post #4
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Help with grep on script
I am trying to count the number records that contain specific words that are not group together by grepping on 2 keywords in my script but having no success. John Doe Married Jan Doe Married Don Doe Single (i know the syntax is not right) example.... #how many Doe's are Married for file in...- dadms
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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MAIL FUNCTION NOT WORKING
I have built a simple email in PHP that had been working fine for about 6 months. My host has updated PHP to 4.3.11 and it has stopped working. Anybody else had this issue or any suggestions? Even this simple email script doesnt work. <? $to = "xxxxxx@somewhere.net"; $subject = "ZDNet... -
SIMPLE TEXT HELP I THINK
Because I dont know what default they are using. And it tends to shift object on a web page. I have seen it done on a few sites but cant tell what they have done. I do know that if I use the SYSTEM font it works fine but I dont want to be limited to it. DOESNT WORK EXAMPLE: go to...- dadms
- Post #3
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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SIMPLE TEXT HELP I THINK
Is there a trick to make text NOT increase in size when a user selects VIEW -> TEXT SIZE -> small, medium, large in INTERNET EXPLORER? This has been driving me crazy. If I select the SYSTEM font it works but nothing else.- dadms
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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validating arrays
Slepnir214, Would you be able to point me in the right direction with an example or a URL to documentation? Thanks -
CC email recipient in text box
eledigito, does document.forms["form1"].setAttribute("action","mailto:test@comcast.net?subject=LOCAL%20FORM&cc="+newCC); take the place of the mailto function in the FORM code. I tried it with and without the ACTION in the FORM code and it does not seem to work.- dadms
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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CC email recipient in text box
Im sorry maybe my email was a bit confusing. The form works but I have an email box in the form where people can put their email address. I would like to use this field to determine the CC address. <tr> <td align="left">EMAIL</td> <td width="23%"><input type=text name=email size=25...- dadms
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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CC email recipient in text box
I am having a difficult time figuring this out. I would like to CC a recipient using the mailto function. The recipient would be a manually entered in a text box. <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function IsEmailValid(form1,email) { var EmailOk = true var Temp = document.form1.email var...- dadms
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- Replies: 5
- Forum: Javascript
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validating arrays
if NONE is selected on all the dropdowns I would like You must select at least one city - to display. <?php if (($local == 'NONE') && ($foreign == 'NONE') && ($modern == 'NONE')){ print '<p>You must select at least one city.</p>'; } else { print '<html><body><pre>'; print_r ($_POST); print... -
validating arrays
sleepnir thanks for the multiple heads up. I am trying to verify that in at least one of the arrays that something other than NONE is selected. But my validating techniques seem weak. if (($local == 'NONE') && ($foreign == 'NONE') && ($modern == 'NONE')){ print '<p>You must select at least... -
validating arrays
I have the following drop down boxes for people to select on a form. I would like to make sure when they submit the form that at least on of the drop down boxes has a value selected. As of right now when they submit I get NONE in my email and database. Could someone please help me out with how...
