On linux/solaris/OSX you can use my witango_watch daemon to execute a
startup.taf.
witango_watch overcomes a limitation with the startupurl configuration
variable, which prevents you from actually dispatching a request to the
witango server that has just started. (Startupurl executes too so
Chuck,
1) Witango uses persistent restarting, which loads all variables back
in from a cache file written out. You can disable this feature in the
witnago.ini file. It is normally better to leave it active, and to call a load
domain variables type TAF using the startupurl, but not
Witango 5.5
1. Restarting Witango after an abnormal shutdown reinitializes
old domain variables in all the domains.
How’s the best way to make sure domain variables are all
cleared on restart no matter how it shut down?
2. Modified an application that a cron uses and purged
the
Thanks, I will give it a try...
Hi,
The "forms[0]" part of "document.forms[0].email.value.length"
refers to the first form on the page. "forms[1]" would be the
second form on the page. That's why it's bombing. You can
either use forms[1] in your example, or you can name your
form.
For instance:
T
Hi,
The "forms[0]" part of "document.forms[0].email.value.length"
refers to the first form on the page. "forms[1]" would be the
second form on the page. That's why it's bombing. You can
either use forms[1] in your example, or you can name your
form.
For instance:
Then your form references would l
Not really a js guy, but I was wondering if someone could help me
with a small problem I am having. A simple problem and probably very
easy for someone who knows...
I am running an email validation script which works very well, but it
only works when I have just one element on the page. In oth
