Recent content by loosecannon1

I suggest looking into Joomla a bit more. It's EXTREMLY easy to install, has great documentation, and is loaded with features.

Thanks Ken! I don't know how I've been getting by without using the pg cmd.

Forgot to mention I'm running Solaris 8

I ran ls -lr * on a dir and the results are too long for viewing. I can't scroll to the beginning of the results in my telnet screen. The only solution I can think of is to pipe the results to a temp file. Is that possible? What commands should I use? TIA

thanks for the posts I ended up escaping the string in perl(cgi) instead of javascript and it worked.

I have a CGI process that dynamically populates an html form with parsed data from other html files. Everything works fine except when the data contains double quotes. My O’Reilly book says, “Double-quote characters may be contained within strings delimited by single-quote characters, and...

Thank you for the response... you're suggestion worked.

Ok this one's really got me twisted up. I'm trying to set the value of a hash to another hash if two values are the same. It works with the following for loop: for(@{$IOprocedures{all}{active}}) { if ($IOprocedures{current}{number} eq $_->{number}) { $IOprocedures{current}{active} =...

If you write the web pages in jsp you can "include" files(txt, html, etc...). For example, you could have a txt file for the heading, footer, main nav, sub nav, body and bring them in via a include statement

...depends on the processor http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/commandline.html

What type of web page is it? i.e., .jsp, .asp, html, etc...

just a thought... Place the ' character in a variable and pass the variable to the translate function

You can also directly pass the xml and xsl file to the processor.

looks like the forum converted the entity name to the character, which is expected... here ya go, again Replace: < With & lt; (added the space between & and l so it wouldn't get converted))

Replace the characters with it's entity equivalent Replace < with < &lt; Take a look: http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_cdata.asp