On 8/27/07, Anthony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hey, i'm kinda new around here and just tinkering around with php. My
> question to you guys is how did you learn? by reading or by taking apart
> scripts and adding your own style or what? I'm very curious.
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Well It was real great to see all th
> I cannot seem to figure out which javascript function I would use to
> determine the event listeners that have been added to an element. Can
> anybody steer me on this? Thanks...
It is not possible to get a listing using the W3C DOM methods. You
will have to use a custom event manager if you wa
Actually a pretty good question ... I was under assumption that you
could call Event.observers in Prototype and get back an array of
element and handlers but after glimpsing through the API was not the
case. In fact since it's not a DOM-level call it seems that it would
be pretty API indep
At 1:37 PM -0400 9/4/07, Kenneth Downs wrote:
I cannot seem to figure out which javascript function I would use to
determine the event listeners that have been added to an element.
Can anybody steer me on this? Thanks...
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Kenneth Downs
Kenneth:
You probably should post this question to a
I have not looked at Dojo yet, though they have been on "the list" for
awhile.
The firefox extensions are now looking really exciting. I am looking to
download or write an extension that will let me ship photographs from a
camera directly to the database, and also to intercept bar code scans
I cannot seem to figure out which javascript function I would use to
determine the event listeners that have been added to an element. Can
anybody steer me on this? Thanks...
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Kenneth Downs
Secure Data Software, Inc.
www.secdat.comwww.andromeda-project.org
631-689-7200 Fax: 631-689-0527
Personally ... I think even broader ideas like Dojo Offline (http://
dojotoolkit.org/offline) and Google Gears (http://gears.google.com/)
takes it to an even further level which has not been tapped (yet).
Now if only you can sneak it into a project ;-)
- Jon
On Sep 4, 2007, at 8:50 AM, Ken
One thing that seems to have gone unsaid in the praise for Ajax is its
ability to radically transform how we maintain state.
The web server session is our basic mechanism for storing information
between requests. But it gets clumsier and clumsier to try to maintain
complex state across many p
Bill P. wrote:
Hello,
I have a project that will be using IIS and mssql.
I need to use an encrypted conneciton string in my config/lib.php file.
mssql has built in encryption connection ability, but within asp.
Everything will be written in php so does anyone have any suggestions
on encryptin
