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<0> trogdors bday!
<0> furty!
<1> [Torgo]!
<0> happy trogday!
<1> let the lovefest begin!
<1> homestar?
<0> you know it
<0> back in black
<1> nice, it's like the AYBABTU
<1> is this your crazy mixed up way of asking me for some kind of birthday challenge?
<2> hi guys
<1> howdy
<0> AYBABTU?
<2> i want to do something a bit tricky, i want to have a link or a button in an email that updates a record on a database sitting on a web server (access)
<0> so? why you telling us?
<2> is there a way of doing that?



<0> not in js
<2> what would you use?
<0> any server-side language
<2> asp for instance?
<0> for instance
<1> [Torgo] : http://www.stileproject.com/base.html
<3> i need to find me a windows application developer
<2> u mean a regular update routine in asp could work within an email?
<0> ah yes
<2> what language neofuture?
<3> i dont care
<3> i want this
<3> http://www.neofuture.co.uk/screenshots/proto.jpg
<3> the feed with big from a socket
<3> 195.195.109.176 port 9876
<3> LOGIN:rory:rory
<3> STATUS
<3> LOGOUT
<3> QUIT
<2> what feed is it? XML?
<3> undefined can be anything
<3> im writing the socks server
<3> at the moment i was just getting the mysql/php forking to work for the server so there is no laguage as sch defined for andshaking
<3> there will be a very simlpe nstant messageingapp oo
<2> a propietary messaging app?
<3> yes
<3> i alread have an IM within affinity
<2> and you want to integrate it within
<3> which might need ore work
<3> joehn you on IE?
<2> yes
<3> http://affinity.owuk.net
<3> my connection to my server is ****e at the moment
<3> i think its my dsl
<4> NeoFuture: just use hta
<3> hta ?
<5> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/hta/overview/htaoverview.asp
<5> may be not the best way, but you already have some php doing what it show in prototype pic, this should be the fastest way to get it done.
<0> bbl
<6> hi
<6> <input type="image" src="images/enter.gif" border="0" hspace="8" onclick="if (!document.subscribe.checked.status) { alert('You must agree with terms and conditions!'); } else { document.subscribe.submit(); }">
<6> i am using this
<1> um, shouldn't it be ....status.checked ?
<6> i want the form to be submitted only for the else condition
<6> it shows the alert, but it still submits, cos it's inside an form
<6> anyway i can avoid this ?
<1> avoid what?
<6> :O
<6> what can i choose from there ?
<6> but, that link was prolly not for me
<6> it had nothing to do with my question :)
<6> fixed it :)
<1> wtf?
<5> he just find a place to mummble to himself.
<5> my sump pump crap on me today
<1> heh, right when it rains a bunch
<1> at least it'll be cold tomorrow
<5> seem to be the check valve having problem (find that out after I replaced the pump )
<5> need to go to the store again tomorrow
<5> and my wife spill stuff in the rice cooker, i have to take it apart, and clean it, i hate this weekend
<7> hi



<7> is ther a way to add fields to a form using javascript?
<5> use createElment and appendChild, check out the reference
<7> i just did it with innerHTML
<7> thx anyway
<3> anyone know how to do them disjointed divs that float outside the browser window
<5> clarify?
<3> well msg webmessenger does it when you get a new mail
<3> its like a chromeless popup outside of the browseer area
<5> those
<5> createPopup
<5> ie only again
<3> i think thats em
<3> hm they must have chage em
<3> changed em
<3> they "used" to be positionable anywhere
<5> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/createpopup.asp
<5> didn't recall they ever did that. in the old days, you can make chromless window
<8> does mozilla support that?
<8> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/createpopup.asp
<8> er
<3> yeah msn used to do it not 12 montsh ago
<8> "There is no public standard that applies to this method."
<3> i think people were using it to mask the URL bar tho
<8> mozilla doesn't support it
<5> yes, but me and neofuture are those weird people don't care about moz :D
<3> lol
<1> hehe, it's not often the party you go to is directly across the street.
<1> drunk and home by 11
<1> lego logic gates: http://goldfish.ikaruga.co.uk/logic.html
<1> heh: http://thedailywtf.com/
<9> love that site
<1> yeah, i got it from you, but only started going regularly this year.
<9> yeah, i don't visit -- just get the rss feed
<1> feed me seymour!
<5> found that site a while ago. love it. i actually see people do those around me before.
<5> found a few < 10gb harddisks in the wet basement ...
<10> i hate forms in javascript
<11> hi there
<11> what's the javascript 'ereg' for that condition : only numbers 0-9, 1 character [0-9] at least, 2 character at max.... in order to test if number between 1 and 50 is entered correctly... thx :)
<12> parseInt(number) >= 1 && parseInt(number) <= 50 ?
<11> what about :
<11> var reg = /^[0-9{1,2}$/;
<11> ?
<12> it doesn't prove it's no greater than 50
<12> why do you like regex so much?
<12> A question. In order to add a method to a DOM element object, object.prototype should help?
<11> possible but not sure
<13> melfar yes but I don't think IE supports it
<12> okay, tnx
<13> FonZzie: ^([1-5]\d|0?[1-9])$
<13> err
<13> FonZzie: ^(50|[1-4]\d|0?[1-9])$
<3> anyone into windows dev
<1> nope
<14> in javacript, is it possible to hide a input form when something in a select box is choosed?
<1> sure
<1> onchange="someFunc(this.value)" function someFunc(val){ if (val == "banana"){document.formName.inputName.style.display = "none"; }}
<1> or whatever your prefered means of hiding happens to be.
<1> of course you'd want an else in there that makes it visible otherwise
<14> nice!
<14> thanks
<1> np
<1> there's also disabled = true / false that you could use
<14> ok, I'll try it
<14> furtive: is there an easy way to just print the value of an object, for the purpose of debugging?
<15> memox: what's the 'value' of an object?
<1> .value
<1> howdy fatty
<14> I mean, for example in usual java I can just do System.out.println(obj) to print it
<14> is there a similar way in js?
<15> furtive: I read your intel-mac remarks on my msn, just want to tell you I agree with you.
<15> memox: not *really* :P
<15> you should get a *real* debugger for JavaScript instead


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