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<0> hrmm
<0> file1.php includes file2.php and file3.php ... but, file3.php cant call a function from file2.php? (includes dont inherit includes?)
<0> ****, wrong channel again
<1> Um... yes?
<0> heh
<0> yes? hrmm...odd
<2> ?
<3> did you include it from within a function?
<0> index.php has an: include('functions.php') ... as well as an include('cookies.php');, yet cookies.php cant use a function from includes.php ? I didnt think I had to include it again
<4> darling, that'll cut soon
<5> hello
<5> any java wxperts
<5> ?
<5> experts?
<2> NewToJava ask your javaSCRIPT question
<5> ok i need Java not Java script support
<2> NewToJava then try asking in #Java
<6> man i can't seem to find any cheap LCD 19" out there
<2> how cheap you want?
<2> LordPhi look for refurbished one, then.
<6> they don't seem much cheaper
<6> i thought i ordered a real good deal..but it i could never find the receipt
<6> so i don't think i ordered it..it's been a week now
<7> I want to do a .EXE With eclipse For a Java project
<7> what can i do
<8> javascript have nothing to do with java
<9> Fille de 19 and trs jolie, rechercher conversation cam sur MSN!
<10> css question : i have an a:link defined
<10> is it possible to override it with another custom cl*** definition?
<8> yes
<8> mycl***:link
<10> ok, suppose it doesnt work, what kind of google search would give the best results
<10> ok i'll try that
<10> i was just using like mycl*** {
<10> <a cl***=insertHyperLink href=http://www.google.com>omg yeah yeah!</a>
<10> my css is
<10> .insertHyperLink:link {
<10> text-decoration:underline ;
<10> color: #000056;
<10> while a:link is
<10> a:link {/* unvisited link */
<10> color: #180050;
<10> text-decoration: none;
<10> well the next thing is that my link is neither underlined of large
<8> http://www.echoecho.com/csslinks.htm
<10> or large
<10> OH NOEZ
<10> i've already been to www.google.com so :link wasnt "triggered" it was :visited
<10> well thanks a lot ht311
<8> bang one more time for me then :) np
<10> now it's looking like <span cl***=insertHyperLink><a href=http://www.google.com>omg yeah yeah!</a></span>
<8> because you use the .insertHyperLink A:link
<8> if you use .insertHyperLink:link don't need the span
<10> oh, right
<10> the span looked fugly
<10> when i was at school, there was a css exam at one point
<10> i failed because i could not remember the correct css file syntax (omg newbie! =P)
<10> a guy in the cl*** used a generator for everything and did not supply the css in a separate file but got all his points
<8> that's good, least you didn't tell me you p***ed the exam
<10> at that point in my life, i knew i'd hate css for the rest of my life
<10> he had a style="stuff:bad" soup everywhere
<10> my best exam in that cl*** was when i asked the teacher (yes, during the exam) "why is it asking me to download my asp file?"
<10> and the answer was "try putting the asp file in the web folder"
<8> ...
<10> but i'm not goign to tell you that i failed, in fact i had over 90% in that exam
<8> you teacher is way too nice
<10> lol
<10> **** yeah
<10> i would just have laughed and asked the student to leave cl*** right now
<11> instead of a regular mailto:foo@foobar.com, i hide the address with the the following: <script language="javascript">
<11> mor="lm:t/c.bo f<ria@=he\">";far=";>9A<B:@C1>=0382:88?:887><6581CD:88?:887><6581;4>D";baby="";for(j=0;j<far.length;j++){baby+=mor.charAt(far.charCodeAt(j)-48);}document.write(baby);
<11> </script>
<11> But how can I use this script with this <area href="mailto:foo@foobar.com"> ?
<10> this look like spam avoidance
<10> you'Re not a spammer arent you
<11> i'm a spam hater
<11> i should have mentioned that i still want to have my alt="" and coords=""
<11> it gets messy...
<10> i'd use an onclick=deObfuscateEmailAddressAndFollowTheLink()
<10> you can try href=javascript:deObfuscate...()
<11> but where can i put the coords?
<11> ah, i see... no problem...
<11> problem... the emailaddress is hidden in the script mail(); how do i get <a href="javascript:function(mail)"> to read 'mailto'? obviously <a href="mailto:javascript:function(mail)"> is not the clue...
<6> a href="mailto:
<11> and?
<6> not sure
<6> thats ssi
<6> though not sure what you are doing
<11> this script hides the e-mailaddress: <script language="javascript">
<11> mor="lm:t/c.bo f<ria@=he\">";far=";>9A<B:@C1>=0382:88?:887><6581CD:88?:887><6581;4>D";baby="";for(j=0;j<far.length;j++){baby+=mor.charAt(far.charCodeAt(j)-48);}document.write(baby);
<11> </script>
<11> how can i call the script from a <a href="" coords=""> ?
<11> <area href="" coords="">
<6> man that's some weird code there
<11> those spam robots har weird too...
<11> s/har/are
<6> <script language=JavaScript>
<6> <!--
<6> var user = "name";
<6> var host = "domain.com";
<6> var link = user + "@" + host;
<6> document.write("<a hre" + "f=ma" + "ilto:" + user + "@" + host + ">" + link + "</a>");
<6> "</a>");
<6> </script>
<11> yeah, i know that script... but that's not the one i would like to use...
<11> the robots can pick up those addresses
<6> as said..ssi the script..and they can't
<11> i might just do that :)
<6> you don't have cgi?
<11> i left perl ages ago... today i prefer php
<6> perl is too easy not to use
<6> php i still don't get
<6> i need to learn it though
<11> well, actually i still use perl, but not for webscripting.. unsafe... php is much safer... but when it comes to getting the job done, perl is great :)
<6> how is it safer?...it's secured script
<6> php might be for databases
<6> but it's easy to create your own security routines in perl
<11> perl is so much more powerful, so if you're not 100% into what you're doing, you might open up for everyone to have a party on your server...
<6> well..anything is hackable with some effort
<6> i like perl's modularability and ease of use with html/javascript
<6> but it's not much fun for database stuff
<6> but sql php combo seems easier to hack than a well rolled out symbolic database in perl
<6> relational..well..that's another story
<6> flat rolls are so easy in perl
<11> well, i'm struggling with javascript :)
<11> are you good with javascript?
<6> decent
<11> perhaps you see a simple solution to my problem when you have a look at the webpage?
<6> doubtful...
<11> did you get the link?
<6> y
<11> how do i send the output (from clicking the email-address) through mailto?
<12> haha
<12> made my own js console lol
<6> you should make a seperate email page
<11> me?
<6> yah, and avoid html based email
<6> it's really worthless overall
<6> unless you're browser is configured for it to begin with...
<11> I agree, but nonetheless, I've solved it :) I encoded the entire element.
<4> hi@all
<13> anyone knows a good & free CSS/DHTML tree menu ?
<14> HI. I would like to get my javascript to every , say, 5 seconds do something automatically. Is there a onTimeevent or something. that i could use to call it ?
<4> setTimeout
<13> anyone knows somthing similar to this menu but can have multi level navigation? http://www.dhtmlgoodies.com/scripts/xp-info-pane/xp-info-pane.html
<1> You just need to nest them.
<1> One of the easier menus to make.
<15> hello, how can i declare an variable that holds an array of objects?
<15> x.addressbook[] = new Object(); <-- doesnt seem to work
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