aleksanteri

I have been doing my php tests but I also have slipped in some JS. one of my problems now is that I don't know any way to get ALL contents of a file object, including the directory.i.e. if I have file object id "file" with value "C:/somefile.txt", using document.getElementById("file").value returns only "somefile.txt" instead of "C:/somefile.txt".Any help on this?

O_o it was only one line! omgworks fine tho tnx

I am doing a calendar with Javascript this time.I have been going good with this one but the thing is that I don't know how to get the number of days in a month. Any help plz?BTW I have been away again... and have returned

I am doing a calendar with Javascript this time.I have been going good with this one but the thing is that I don't know how to get the number of days in a month. Any help plz?

Notepad++ rules!

well if you have for example a test.html in frames directory, you can get it by

<iframe src="frames/test.html"></iframe>

test.html is now located in parent directory, so

<iframe src="../test.html"></iframe>

so what goes for img and other path "commands", they work in iframes as well

hmmmmm, perhaps a button?

<form method="get"><button onclick="window.print()">Print</button></form>

Works

Say I've got a library PHP file at a folder and I've got an index.php in a folder that is the subfolder of the folder with the library in it. Now I want to use include() to get the library file into the index.php file without being jumped to the main root folder. Is this possible and how do I do it?

Well this is a JavaScript question but still here comes:

<a href="java script:window.print();">Print this page</a>

Well "java script" comes together, there seems to be a problem on these forums

Also, I'm wondering how you would get the curser to change into a finger (like when over a hyper-link),BUT, only when it's over one of the linked image-maps. I know you have to use styles, but how would you get it to only affect a certain part?

<area shape="rect" coords="0,0,100,100" alt="Other Page" onclick="gotoPage('My Other Page.htm')" onmouseover="window.status='Click here to go to my other page'" style="cursor:link">

Yep, use a syntaxschemed text-editor instead

XHTML = HTML + XMLXML -> XSLT, RSS, SVG, Schema, SOAP, etc, etc...

I am now half quessing, but try:

define('MY_CONSTANT_NAME', "<a href=\"http://www.yahoo.com\">Yahoo</a>");

Good idea.

I knew IE could use the file:/// protocol of WinExplorer, but, vice versa?!?!?! Isn't one browser enough for Microsoft?

If we are going to do the reader, then I've got a styling idea... I'm very bad at AJAX, I tried to do an AJAX based RSS reader for Opera, but i got about 10 errors and it still didn't work

How do I get together with my team and discuss?There will IRC channels set up for this project where discussions can take place.

Well, once the IRC channel is being opened, then the growth could slow down

Good, I had just voted!

SVG is something I can do :)Also PHP, CSS and JavaScript come out fine.

Here are some OS pages:Windows 2000 Pro:http://secunia.com/product/1/?task=statisticsWindows XP Pro:http://secunia.com/product/22/?task=statisticsWindows XP Home:http://secunia.com/product/16/?task=statisticsWindows Server 2003 Standard:http://secunia.com/product/1173/?task=statisticsRed Hat Linux 9:http://secunia.com/product/1343/?task=statisticsUbuntu Linux 6.06:http://secunia.com/product/10611/?task=statisticsFedora Core 5:http://secunia.com/product/8808/?task=statisticsFreeBSD 6.x:http://secunia.com/product/6778/?task=statisticsApple Mac OSX:http://secunia.com/product/96/?task=statisticsSolaris 9:http://secunia.com/product/95/?task=statistics"It always occurs to me, and it has arisen in this discussion, that people often use a system because it is there, and maybe do not even have the opportunity to compare it with another."Yep, that's exactly why Microsoft has been sued over bundling things like IE and Media Player with the OS.