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'AI Is Expected to Transform the Role of Controllers & Analysts ' 1 Day Ago by Johannes C. ….jpg](https://static.daniweb.com/attachments/4/e8e6935a9cce7094d79400bdca9ea32a.jpg) **Manoj**, serving as a **Corporate Finance Controller** for a multinational investment bank… Re: 88 Business-Growing Strategies 1 Month Ago by henrymorgan9522 A growth strategy is an organization's plan for overcoming current and future challenges to realize its goals for expansion. Examples of growth strategy goals include increasing market share and revenue, acquiring assets, and improving the organization's products or services. serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by dados I need function to serving different data depend on browser type, mobile or desktop.. I … Re: serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by LastMitch >I need function to serving different data depend on browser type, mobile or desktop.. I … Re: serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by dados … website looks.. I know what css does.. I need to serving different data depent on resolution.. So .. we know that iphone… Dual core Opteron vs Dual xeon for web serving 17 Years Ago by kub365 … the load on the SCSI controller. So if you are serving and running the database on the same server, the scsi… File Serving 17 Years Ago by petzoldt01 Hey guys, I have a question regarding file serving. I live in a frat house with 50 other guys. … Mobile Ad Serving Technology needed? Any advice? 12 Years Ago by navisingh Hi, does anyone have any sort of knowledge on how to obtain a mobile ad serving platform? Can anyone give me leads on software companies that custom develop these kind of products or is aware of a independent software developer who can build one? Can you please PM the responses, any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Navi one form serving two databases at one click on submit 12 Years Ago by nestkojex Hello guys, i created a form and i want to form to serve a dual purpose of sending data to my database contacts and and another database for newsletter. so the task is as follow: one form serving two databases at one click on submit. i need your help. thank Best regards Re: serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by broj1 You need to use client side (which is most often javascript) to detect screen size. Have a look at this link: http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/newtech3.shtml How to utilize that with php? Maybe using Ajax, something like this (I use jquery [load](http://api.jquery.com/load/) here): <script type="text/javascript"> //… Re: serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by dados yes.. this is what I need.. to check first with script resolution and then load the php file with data.. only the problem is that I test this code you send me and its not work.. :) I create index.php with script and code you write.. and call for jquery 1.7 ... also I create in same folder mySmallResolutionPage.php and myBigResolutionPage.php .. and… Re: serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by broj1 Can you post the latest code for index, mySmallResolutionPage and myBigResolutionPage pages please. Re: serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by IIM I think so error might be because of variable mismatch.Change **url** to **myUrl** <script type="text/javascript"> // URL to open var myUrl = ''; // set URL depending on screen size if (screen.width <= 800) { myUrl = 'mySmallResolutionPage.php';//change url to myUrl } else {… Re: serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by broj1 Before posting the pages I asked you in my post above try the corrected code. The difference is ony in that the code is wrapped withing jquery ready() method (and of course IIM's correction has been applied). <script type="text/javascript" src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js"></script>… Re: serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by dados Great.. Thank you very much this is work! I add in zip folder.. demo version.. thank you Re: serving different data depend is it mobile or desktop browser 11 Years Ago by IIM mark the thread as solved if your problem is solved Serving Files Outside the Apache Root 18 Years Ago by jusCk Actually a Double-Barrel question Can I use Alias, Redirect, or do I need to set up a Virtual Host situation? Apache/1.1.33(Win32)mod_perl/1.29_01-dev Running on an XP machine which recieves My DSL via Bellsouths' Westell External Modem. XP then connects My LAN(three machines) to the Internet via ICS. The folders I need to access are on [url… Re: Serving Files Outside the Apache Root 18 Years Ago by ramprage I think you may need to add a virtual host, however I'm not certain it will work by //networkname. You'll need to define it by local IP address on the network. Re: Serving Files Outside the Apache Root 18 Years Ago by YUPAPA symbolic links?? :mrgreen: Serving up html using cgi-perl 18 Years Ago by rpuskarcik I would like to create a perl script which serves up an html page. Only one perameter needs to be passed to the script: something like [url]http://www.website.com/page.htlm?1234[/url] When a person types the above in their browser, they get a webpage. By typing in a differant number at the end, they get almost the same webpage with some … Re: Serving up html using cgi-perl 18 Years Ago by alpha_foobar Its reasonably easy if you already know perl. And especially so if you are familiar with the webserver you are using. I only really know how it is done on a linux apache server, but I suspect that it is fairly similar with a windows apache or iis server. The perl script is written the same way as you would write a perl script to run from your … Re: Serving up html using cgi-perl 18 Years Ago by rpuskarcik Thank's for the info. What I've gathered so far, is that the host I am using does use apache and has set up a cgi-bin directory. I supose I put me perl script in that directory as "makepage.pl" let's say. But then when a person goes to [url]http://www.website.com/page.htlm?1234[/url], what code in that page will actually invoke the script… Serving file for download from directory outside documentroot 14 Years Ago by chu121su12 I am doing upload and download script with php. For the upload part, I store the uploaded file, for example, 'my picture.jpg' above my 'htdocs/' with a random name. e.x.: [CODE] [-] htdocs |--[+] download [-] upload |--abcdef <<-- 'my picture.jpg' stored as 'abcdef'[/CODE] The original file name and the new random name is linked… Re: Serving file for download from directory outside documentroot 14 Years Ago by Kruptein Maybe you can use symlinks? if you are on ubuntu though I don't know if that exists on windows Re: Serving file for download from directory outside documentroot 14 Years Ago by chu121su12 As I read about the symlinks, it converge to the point that i must create the link by script, isnt it? Ill try this one later. Back to apache, then, is it possible to request the apache itself to read into another location? Because I would like very much to make this task be done by apache itself. Re: Serving file for download from directory outside documentroot 14 Years Ago by Kruptein maybe this helps: this is my virtualhost and as you can see I have all files from a certain dir (/usr/local/www/django/ninv) without copy paste them every time I make a change to that directory =) [code]<VirtualHost *:81> Alias /med /usr/local/www/django/ninv/med/ Alias /admin-media /usr/local/www/django/ninv/admin/media/ … Re: Serving file for download from directory outside documentroot 14 Years Ago by chu121su12 doubled.. See next post. Re: Serving file for download from directory outside documentroot 14 Years Ago by chu121su12 I dont think i would use that. What I want is for apache to somehow alias the 'abcdef' as 'my picture.jpg' only when that file is requested. The alias should be deleted, say, after 1 hour after last download. Using virtual directory will allow the files to be accessed anytime, while I store them using different name than the original. I got … Re: Dual core Opteron vs Dual xeon for web serving 17 Years Ago by blud While Dani's advice was kind of correct, this really only applies to a raid system (hardware -> software etc.). Basically what you are looking at here would probably be the way the applications use threading support, and what operating system you have installed to determine which is the best in your scenario. Example: On Redhat, I would … Re: Dual core Opteron vs Dual xeon for web serving 17 Years Ago by Dani Kub never told me it was between an Opteron and a Xeon :) He just asked for my feedback on SCSI vs SATA.