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<0> use PHP :)
<0> if your host supports it you could do ASP in JScript
<0> that way keep the code close to your javascript code
<1> thanx RoBorg
<1> I would use PHP from the begining, with which i am more familiar also
<1> but my prof wanted us to use netbeans....
<1> pff
<0> heh
<1> and also deploy the integrated tomcat http authentication, which obvisouly overrides the validation scripts
<0> never used java myself
<1> ive been using php nuke for a couple of years, i set up a radio station
<1> java is also cool
<1> but if u can avoid it do so
<1> from the other hand you have so many usefull cl***es that you dont need to build any of your own
<1> except if you really want to or the situation demands
<0> java is usually overkill for web apps
<1> true
<1> and most windows machines that run java are quite vulnerable
<1> microsoft took care of that
<1> mf's....
<2> Hi
<2> I would like to adress an element with the name "debouwsector.winkels"
<2> the form doesn't have a name
<2> I would an if statement with the value of the element
<2> something like
<2> if(document.getElementByName('debouwsector.winkels').value = 1) { // blabla }
<2> for some reason, it just won't work
<3> any errors generated?
<2> no
<2> it just doesn't give the output
<3> you double checked the name is the same and stuff?
<2> certainly
<2> so the syntax is correct?
<3> and the name is in the name="debouwsector.winkels" ?
<3> can't think of why it wouldn't be
<4> ther is no getElementByName
<2> yes it's <input type="hidden" name="debouwsector.winkels" value="1">
<2> then how can I adress an element if I don't have a form name?
<4> NO
<2> no don't get me wrong, i believe you, but how can I adress the element then?
<4> http://www.jibbering.com/faq/faq_notes/form_access.html
<4> document.forms[0]
<2> thanks i'll take a look
<2> I tried that
<2> documents.forms[0].elements['debouwsector.winkels'].value?
<4> that's look right
<2> so if I do:
<2> x = documents.forms[0].elements['debouwsector.winkels'].value;
<2> document.writeln(x);
<2> it should output the value right?
<2> that doesn't work :(
<4> OUCH, my eye hurt....
<4> no document.write or .writeln should be used.
<3> people using that should be taken out back
<4> just alert() it, and you need to wait until the form is there or the doucment is loaded
<2> ok..
<2> but how do I output it on the HTML page?
<3> omg
<3> Ned21.. please.. one thing at a time
<2> sorry
<2> this thing has been driving me crazy the last 4 hours
<3> LOL
<3> no no.. we are the ones who are sorry
<4> then you really looking at from wrong side
<4> it is more about dom than js. may be you just describe what want to do. my 15min of patient is not used up yet
<2> ok
<2> well there is a database, and I can access it's information with perl (Webdata)
<4> as usual, my spelling ****s :D
<2> there are hidden values on the page representing the database values
<2> and I just want to 'print' all the hidden values from where the value equals 1
<2> something like if (element.value = 1){print element.name)
<2> but since the form tags are generated with perl, and the hidden elements too
<2> I find it very hard to adress the element
<4> do alert, use innerHTML whenever you after inload, just not document write
<4> http://www.crockford.com/javascript/script.html
<2> ok
<4> and since you have serverside page, it will easy to do it there too
<2> alert(documents.forms[0].elements['debouwsector.winkels'].value); ==> doesn't work
<2> and there is a <input type="hidden" name="debouwsector.winkels" value="1"> on the page
<3> so I'm asking again.. are you absolutely SURE the name is completely correct?
<4> try that again after the document is loaded. (if you know what that means)
<3> checked AFTER the page is at client side?
<2> yes I just checked again, the name is definitly correct
<4> Thunder^^: that is for Ned21
<2> ht311.. no I don't?
<3> ht311 I wrote it the same time as you
<2> is there an event that fires when a document has completed loading?
<4> yes
<2> how would I check that AFTER the entire document load
<4> http://www.google.com/search?q=is+there+an+event+that+fires+when+a+document+has+completed+loading%3F+javascript
<2> tss :)
<2> lets see if it works
<4> read all the reference http://www.javascript-channel.com/Wiki.jsp?page=Links to learn. just copy some code form somewhere will not help
<4> Thunder^^: working on Saturday?
<3> ht311: not at work if thats what you mean :-) but "working" on my own stuff yeah :-D
<2> thanks very much
<4> good, you still have energy to work on your own stuff. ;) I am getting lazy in the weekend.
<2> it was indeed the load event
<2> much appreciated
<2> well, I'm still busy learning (I'm a student)
<2> practice is the best teacher
<2> well
<2> bye :)
<3> argh
<5> hey need some help
<4> another example that school teach bad code to student
<3> so true ht311
<3> darkangel: what may we help you with then? did you check the topic? did you?
<5> yeap
<3> oh jolly good then.. it will take you 30+ mins to read the page so you could learn it by yourself :-D
<3> wake me up when you're done
<5> lol:P
<4> darkangel23, just ask. I don't want to open your brain and see what is the question in there.
<5> i have a little problem and i need your ideas
<5> hold on
<3> go to your shrink with problems
<5> for (i = 0; i<p***word.length; i++) {
<5> sum *= p***word.charCodeAt(i);
<3> STOP
<3> do NOT paste anything
<5> thats all
<5> sorry
<3> just shows that you did NOT read the bloody page now didn't it
<6> :O
<6> XML error: not well-formed (invalid token) at line 1
<5> didnt flood the chan :P
<6> bad Google, bad!
<5> the question now is that var p***word = prompt("Enter p***word!",""); and i have to another var for example check = 2.34 and sum = 1.0
<5> how this protection scheme works ?
<4> one word. ****s
<5> p***word.length is the length of the p***word you write
<5> or is the length of the var p***word ?
<5> i am wondering how it calculates the p***word
<4> oh, there is a different story, i am not willing to help you to break others very stupid code
<5> any hints ?
<5> :)
<5> i want to implement it with my code to make a protection scheme
<5> but i need to understand this code to go further
<4> this is not what you want to use
<3> darkangel.. how are you going to make it work so noone can break the code?
<4> you need to understand encryption in general
<5> i am still learning and i needed some proffesional help
<5> sorry for that
<3> have you ever heard about right-clicking the page to see the html/javascript code?
<3> we don't get paid here.. we aren't professionals
<5> i c
<5> thx
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