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I think that your safest bet is to set an onclick handler to those page number links, without removing the href attribute, something like this: [CODE=HTML] <a href="?page=2" onclick="location='?page=2&option='+option.checked;return false">2</a> [/CODE] In PHP, you than have $_GET['option']. Make the var 'option' in javascript the input element.

What kind of scripts are you talking about? You're posting in Javascript, but talking about PHP.

You can set the 'action' attribute of a form to a page on another site, such as 'http://somesite.com/login.php', if that's what you mean.

I don't really understand what you mean with added backslashes, but in regular expressions, you need to escape them. So, to remove one or more backslashes, use: [CODE] preg_replace('/\\+/', '', $x) [/CODE]

You'll need to change the header of the flash file, something like this should work: [code] <FilesMatch "\.swf$"> Header set Cache-Control "no-cache, max-age=0, must-revalidate" </FilesMatch> [/code]

Nope: [url=http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/web-design/graphics-and-multimedia/28]Graphics and Multimedia[/url].

For reference, that thread is [url=http://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/microsoft-windows/viruses-spyware-and-other-nasties/threads/366309]here[/url].

Use code tags, don't write the question in the title, be a bit more clear about what you want and what part doesn't work. There's a { on line 6 that doesn't belong there.

With jQuery you can use something like this: [CODE] $('#category_code option:selected').text() [/CODE]

Same as [url=http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/vbnet/threads/307050]this[/url] thread, but take a look at: [url]http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=6694&lngWId=1[/url]. It's for wave files, though, but perhaps it helps.

[QUOTE=blocblue]Likewise, the - character is used to specify a range in regular expressions, e.g. 0-3 or a-z. This again is escaped.[/QUOTE] The dash is used for ranges only if it is between two characters. If it is just after [ or before ] you don't need to escape it.

Also, remove [icode]outline: 0;[/icode]. It serves no purpose other than making your site less user friendly.

I don't exactly know what's wrong, but I wouldn't use tables for this. Just make a single <div id="messsages"/> and add a <div class="message"/> to that, and style .message in your css.

You'll need to use some javascript. But why would you want this? It's annoying, use something else (borders, size, color, background) to highlight something.

You're escaping things twice, remove the first one.

CSS, definetely. Tables are meant for presenting data, CSS for layout. Every layout should be perfectly possible with CSS, it's simpler, it's easier to make changes to a layout if you use CSS (also with javascript).

Are the letters optional? Do you want to match all the parts of this? If both not, and if you want case-insensitivity, use something like: [CODE] /^[a-z]\d{2}[a-z]\d{3}[a-z]\d{2}[a-z]$/i [/CODE]

Why don't you want to reboot? How long does that take!?

Does this code work for you? If so, is the question how to port this to javascript? You can, but you will need ActiveXObject which works only in IE.

Is there a place where you have this live?

What doesn't work? How do your get and setCookie functions work? Assuming something like [icode]function setCookie(name, value, expire)[/icode], you'll need to use [icode]setCookie('viewed', 'hidden', 12);[/icode] on the end.

About the last example, you can also do this: [CODE] var keys2 = [], i = 0; for (keys2[i++] in items) {} console.log(keys2); [/CODE]

Such things are written in javascript. For example: [url]http://jsbin.com/udije4/10/[/url].

Perhaps Android or iOS or something else asks this automatically if you try to add a bookmark in javascript?

If the status is 200, it means that you've got a successful response. If not, there's a problem and most likely the response is useless.

Can you show the site / code? It might be that you ran into a bug in IE, or there might be a problem with your code. Edit: oops, too late :)

POST requests should not be cached. You might want to do some logging, what data does the server get, does it respond correctly?

Inside onsomething attributes, you need not prefix code with javascript:.

You could use a cookie for this, but the question is, why? Isn't it nicer to change the image after, say, two seconds?

You'll have to do some logging: what does work, what doesn't? Do you get back the correct data? If so, are you sure $.fancybox can deal with that data? If not, how do you give it back anyway?

If you want to open a seperate window, you'll have to create a page (in php, for example) that views the info you throw at it via GET. I don't really recommend this, though, because there's a limit on how many characters you can send with GET (and especially on …

Personally I don't really like Black And Yellow, but that's taste.

What did you try? It sounds like the loans are going down and down :)

Are you sure you're looking for abksms.com, and not apksms.nl?

Generally, this is not possible. What you could try, however, is to make a page on your own server, that gets the page from facebook you want (the login page), and add a script tag that does something like this: [code] self.onunload = function() { window.resizeTo(500, 700); }; [/code] Didn't …

Could you at least use code tags and some identation? Also, what does and what does not work? Be a bit more specific in what you want to know.

You need to put that function call in window.onload.

Margin values are not comma-delimited. Use [icode]margin: 90px 70px;[/icode] if you want 90px on top and bottom and 70 left and right.

[icode]a:hover ~ img[/icode]?

AJAX is a way of interaction between the client side (i.e., the browser), and the server side (php, for example). In javascript, you ask the browser to request a page from your server. With this request, you can send some data. The server side can respond with text, html (xml, …

I'm not really sure what you're trying to do, but perhaps you want to add a break after that line (now line 60, I guess?).

What did you try?

If you have strings as keys in an array, don't put quotes around them in a double-quoted string: [CODE]"Location: $_SERVER[php_self]?url=$_GET[url]"[/CODE]

It might help if you add a proper sender name and email, send your mails plain and give them real content.

Well, for something as complex as an online chat thing, it makes little sense to me to use a CMS (unless that CMS has a built-in messenger). A library might really help, who knows.

You'll need to write some functions in PHP that do the mysql work. add_to_list($user), user_in_list($user), decrease_spots_left(), spots_left(). Then, you'll need to check if there's [icode]$_POST['email'][/icode] (I guess? Or something else, whatever is posted), and if so, execute those functions: [code] if(spots_left() && !user_in_list($user)) { add_to_list($user); decrease_spots_left(); } [/code] Also, [icode]if(!spots_left())[/icode] …

Perhaps what you want is testThis.responseXML?

Remove the two display:none from the css.

Only Opera and Chrome seem to support this. You'll have to validate this on the server side too.