Carl Campbell wrote:
>
> I'm working on an web-based project and I'm facing a challenging situation.
>
> I have been asked to come up with a way to transfer a bunch of files,
> located in a certain folder of our client's workstations, to our FTP server,
> so we can process them at the end of the
I'm working on an web-based project and I'm facing a challenging situation.
I have been asked to come up with a way to transfer a bunch of files,
located in a certain folder of our client's workstations, to our FTP server,
so we can process them at the end of the business cycle. The trick here i
how about
$file =~
s|\Qtop.location.href|//|sg;
I want to replace
"top.location.href" with "//" using regular expression,
any clues?
eg string:
if I find "top.location.href
anywhere in .htm file then it should be replced by "//"
"if
There is a recipe on matching ip addresses in the Rx Cookbook, that suggests
using Damian Conway's Regexp::Common.
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Rx/Recipe/59809
Cheers.
--
Andy McKay.
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Using javascript is more likely to be successful than using a TEXTAREA attribute:
onBlur="thiselement.value=''" sorta thing.
http://devedge.netscape.com -> manuals
hth
lee
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how bout:
$page =~ s/textarea/p/ig;
$page =~ s/\/textarea/\/p/ig;
You can use the 'disabled' attribute but that will not work in all browsers.
You could try using javascript but that doesn't work if users have it
disabled.
If you want the functionality of a non-editable area, you should not be
Hello all!
I wonder that can I set non-editable for a textarea?
thanks for your help and your time.
Andy Quang Huynh
Canon Information System
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both approaches are what i'd suggest also...
but a word of warning, make sure that you dont set
restrictive permissions on any directories that your
webserver needs.
i set my personal drive at work to have only me as
the owner, so when apache tried to start up as a
service, it didnt have proper
