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<0> majd: wtf's that?
<0> majd: and are oyu seriously promoting it already?
<0> majd: it looks unfinished
<1> hax: nice
<0> reisio: ?
<0> reisio: those weren't all related :)
<0> 15:57 < majd> doodium is pretty cool
<0> first was a response to that
<0> :P
<2> Hello, i need to populate a dropdown list with info from a mysql database depending on the selection made in another dropdown, can someone point me to a tutorial or something?
<2> :-) thanks
<1> oh it wouldn't be that helpful to you :p
<1> I mean it would, but not for what you asked
<2> ok, sorry
<1> I mean you're basically asking how to do an 'if' in some programming language
<1> you might as well ask 'why do I exist?'
<2> reisio: ok, i apologise for my stupid question then
<3> ciocanel, if you need the change to be live you need to learn how to use xmlhttprequest's
<1> it's not a stupid question it's just I don't know where to start
<3> other than that, there's nothing special about that task. just a SELECT for the information and generating the HTML for the select from the query result :p
<2> I know the html and php/mysql part, the ajax part is confusing.
<4> hmm... how do you do a target="_new" with XHTML?
<4> since XHTML 1.1 doesnt define the target attribute of an anchor
<4> is there a trick to it besides using javascript to spawn a new window?
<5> x86: You don't do target="_new" anywhere, its just wrong. You probably want _blank. And you doing use target in XHTML 1.1, you either you Javascript or (better) let the user determine when they want a new window (they are almost always in a much better position to judge when a new window would be useful to them).
<6> x86, http://www.sitepoint.com/article/standards-compliant-world/3
<5> And that sitepoint script uses features marked in the spec as "***uming you use a Transitional DTD" so I wouldn't recomend it.
<4> ah
<4> i fixed it
<4> downgraded the doctype to xhtml 1.0 transitional from xhtml 1.1 strict
<4> works fine ;)
<4> !validate https://voip.shellshark.net/cgi-bin/plans.pl
<7> what's it called when you want to dim an image (to make it more suitable as a background) ?
<1> depends on the image editor
<1> what're you using?
<1> or did you want to do it via web scripting?
<1> or CSS
<1> yadda
<7> gimp, if possible
<1> bpalmer: that's Layer > Colors ...
<7> Oh, is this css-able? the opacity property?
<1> and then um
<1> oh there's an opacity bar in the layer window (usually on the right)
<1> bpalmer: yeah, but support for 'opacity' is still not so great
<1> you can do it, and in most of the popular browsers, but not with standard code
<1> heheh
<1> Tom Cruise (scientologist) called psychiatry a pseudo-science
<7> the gimp always exposes my ignorance of images
<8> http://techfoolery.com/archives/2006/08/21/2042/
<1> fun
<1> NICE
<1> RE-SULT
<9> i just bought this bean bag wrist rest
<9> it's so great
<10> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b27KRkEVQ4w
<11> hey
<11> any of you know how to setup some type of IMAP or anything on my home server (win2k3 r2) and so I can check my mail on it, but the catch is my mail is sent to another server so my home server has to download/store it on it
<12> http://statusbarn.com/rpgadmin.html <-- should the bit after "Failed" be a list or..?
<12> Can't decide
<12> (I'm proud of how it's marked up btw. :p Without CSS it's nice too)
<0> hey all
<0> sipher: yes
<0> well i sure got an interesting problem here
<0> does anyone know what the Status: header is for?
<0> okay, i'm totally stuck
<0> Zeros: you here?
<0> dammit guys :P
<3> hax, whats up?
<0> Zeros: ZOMG HELP
<0> heh
<0> hold on a sec
<0> Zeros: how are you with headers?
<0> :)
<0> Zeros: hvae you ever heard of a "Status:" header?
<3> better than with footers, or so I'm told
<0> hahah
<3> nope, sounds like something thats UA specific
<3> the w3c seems to agree. http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html
<0> heh
<0> oh this is gonna get interesting
<3> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=phpdoc&m=111334730301401&w=2 that mentions it
<0> okay, well thats likely my issue
<0> err, no
<0> mine is like:
<0> Status: layoutmanage_pictures
<0> something is not right
<0> heh
<3> quite bizarre, there's no reason to ever send Status: messages as headers
<3> and they're going to conflict with the real HTTP status line (the first part of the request)
<3> ah ha
<3> http://www.mhonarc.org/archive/html/procmail/2001-08/msg00263.html
<3> This header (not a "standard" RFC header) is frequently added by
<3> MUA's (Mail User Agents, or "mailreaders", such as mutt, elm, pine,
<3> etc.).
<0> Zeros: well, its starting to shape up as a rails problem
<3> hax, why is rails using the Status header?
<0> Zeros: you would just have seen that question (still unanswered) if you were in #rubyonrails
<0> Zeros: offtopic btw, have you seen nitro?
<3> nope
<0> Zeros: http://www.nitroproject.org/
<0> Zeros: if i was going to attack this rails issue again
<0> Zeros: i'd honestly have probably tried nitro first
<0> Zeros: watch their first screencast if you have a few free minues
<0> *minutes
<13> What do you guys think of Prototype for Javascript?
<0> SpaceFrog: i give it a win
<3> looks slick hax, the thing that really caught my eye was "Standards compliant" on the front page
<0> SpaceFrog: also look at mochikit and jquery
<0> Zeros: by that they apparently mean xhtml
<0> Zeros: but its probably easy to change, it was in rail
<0> *rails
<3> :)
<3> I dunno though hax...
<13> thanks hax
<0> Zeros: heh
<3> they're pages have two doctypes and all kinds of things that scream "poor template engine"
<3> their*
<14> hi
<3> ho
<14> what is the difference with rss and atom?
<3> Wikipedia knows!
<3> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atom_(standard)
<3> ;)
<1> I feel like I'm going insane
<14> lol
<1> this ethernet card on one of my spare boxes just up and decided to stop working
<1> all I did was reboot
<1> afaict it's just dead
<14> reisio, o.O
<14> reisio, can you see it with lspci?
<1> nothing detects it
<1> gonna try it on another box later, maybe the motherboard is just dead
<1> seems unlikely, though
<0> Zeros: well, my understanding is that you write your own views...'
<0> asdx: atom is the win
<0> asdx: use it for great winning
<14> :)
<14> hax, yeah i thought that
<15> Does anyone know how I can DOMAIN MASKING with godaddy? it is supposed to come free with the registration of a domain but I can't find the option to do it...
<3> hax, either way, if the website of the developer is oh poor code quality, what is supposed to make me think the framework is any better?
<0> nerdzyboy: wtf does that do?
<0> Zeros: well, most coders don't write good html
<0> Zeros: we're some of very few that too
<16> The Google blog seems to be making a dozen posts a minute
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