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Recent content by dooley28
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Prevent web-browser auto-populating username/password field
No problems, I did do some (obviously somewhat)extensive searching and asked a couple of people. I think I may have had something like disable browser auto-enter in my search because I was finding it annoying/surprising that I came up with nothing. Now in my searches I find it difficult to not... -
Prevent web-browser auto-populating username/password field
How was I know to know the tag attribute was called autocomplete? With that knowledge I probably wouldn't have needed to ask. Seemed more like an autofill, an autocompleter being the javascripty tool to produce a list of options based on what you type. -
Prevent web-browser auto-populating username/password field
Thank you both for your responses, My problem is my users will likely not know how to turn this stuff off in there browsers settings, so a server-side solution is nice. For now I think I'll use the autcomplete=off for the moment and test how it goes, if needed I guess I could generate the... -
Prevent web-browser auto-populating username/password field
I have a problem with a web application Im working on. When a user logs in, firefox will auto-populate the username and password, this is fine however on the "user edit" page if a user wishes to update their details, firefox will auto-populate the variables here too. I haven't tested this on... -
Return multiple Javascript calls
Sorry just realised there is an unrelated error in this code This xmlHttp.onreadystatechange=stateChanged() should be this. xmlHttp.onreadystatechange=stateChanged Any help would be very much appreciated!- dooley28
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Return multiple Javascript calls
Sorry about this question I'm new to Javascript. I'm trying to call a Javascript function from a loop, which in turn calls some php with echos out some information. In this loop I have multiple drop down menus and for each drop down menu I want the php print-out to be displayed beneath...- dooley28
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Passing argument to perl from command line
GetOpt does actually seem pretty cool, something I would definitely use in the future but way more than I need its just a simple string I needed passed. :D -
Passing argument to perl from command line
No wait actually quote and $ARGV[0] worked grand. Thanks folks! -
Passing argument to perl from command line
Cheers that join worked perfectly Travs. I gave putting the arguments into quotes a try but no luck, wouldn't work.... -
Passing argument to perl from command line
Ah thanks for the reply. I was focusing on the fact that it the input has spaces might be causing a problem, I missed the $0 completely. To solve that I wrote the above I wrote. $numArgs = $#ARGV + 1; print "thanks, you gave me $numArgs command-line arguments.\n"; $input=NULL; foreach $argnum... -
Passing argument to perl from command line
Hey all, I'm trying to execute a perl script from php and I want to pass a string via command line. However it's not liking my syntax which im sure is wrong. I execute the perl script from php like this. $stringvariable="This is a string"; exec('perl script.pl $stringvariable',$result); And... -
Perl cannot see mysql module
Thanks for your help everyone. I gave up an just replaced the calls with DBI. Yeah I saw how easy it was to change the calls to different db type. That's a nice touch. :D -
Perl cannot see mysql module
So I have to change all my mysql calls.... -
Perl cannot see mysql module
Hi all, I'm having an issue connecting perl to mysql. I was coding perl a while back and left it for a bit. Now that I've come back the code won't work as it doesn't see mysql. When I use use Mysql; Which I used before, it see's it as an immediate error in my syntax. I noticed that... -
Passing hashes into subroutines
Yeah I really should have gone with strict, but the script wasn't going to be that long, so I was a bit lazy. Regretting it now. :p Cheers for spotting that, never noticed I wasn't processing a reference, probably because for some reason the code was cycling through a working hash and I never...
