Couldn't you just use conditional comments?
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Couldn't you just use conditional comments?
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If you have a form with checkboxes, something like
<input class="check" type="checkbox" name="HTML" id="HTML" value="HTML">HTML
And the email I receive looks like this:
Actually, that is what i just found. I was wanting something they could access from my site because these are students and if there was a problem I could handle it easier. But I may just go with this.
Ah, but I meant what are FTP scripts normally done with. Because I certainly can't write, I don't have that much experience yet so I was wanting to go with a pre-written one.
What are they done with most of the time? I don't have much experience with programming other than bits of PHP so I wasn't sure.
Okay, but thank you so much for your help!
Does anyone know of a good script I can use so my sub-domains can have an FTP client to use from my site? Everything I find it either another site or a program to download. They could just use...
Well I didn't think so, but I'm new to AJAX. And the guy in the video didn't use the extension. I thought maybe that piece of code new to look for css files.
Either way, it still doesn't work....
That file was application.rhtml
index.rhtml is:
<%= form_remote_tag :url => {:action => 'search'}, :update => 'photos' %>
<fieldset>
<label for="tags">Tags</label>
Okay, I got everything up and running and I'm following a tutorial on making a photo gallery. There is an .rhtml that calls for the stylesheet in, what I beleive to be , AJAX. The codeing for the...
Oh thats cool! Where can you find all the things it adds?
So Rails makes it easier for a web server to understand the language? Does this change any coding? Do I use different syntax, methods, things like that or is is still the same?
Here's another question. Explain what a framework is exactly? What's different about writing ruby code with and without rails? What exactly does rails allow me to do that I couldn't before it was...
Ah, sorry about my the misuse of terminology, I've only recently started learning Java and I get confused quite a bit. And I did download JDK but I did not change the other stuff.
So I'm trying to compile a .class file a created at school to work on it at home but the command prompt says "javac is not recognized as an internal or external command." Whats up with that?
Ah, true. Let me restate that, it came out wrong. How could I take that knowledge and apply it to making a program that runs with a GUI, (as I said, one that does not run in the command prompt) such...
I tried to install Rails but it was not working for some reason. What can I do to get practice and get used to Ruby? I read a tutorial that walked through the basics of it but how could I take that...
Well my host does support it, but I don't have any clue of how to do anything of that magnitude. I probably should have mentioned I am absolutely new to Ruby. I downloaded it yesterday an played...
I have recently been dabbling in Ruby and I've found I like it quite a bit but being the first actual language I've learned I don't know much about getting these files on the web. How would you run a...
What exactly is the difference between Java and Javascript?
And do you guys have any tips for a newbie? It seems sort of confusing but I'm not quite sure yet.
I'm using 7.1
That would be German. But I'm only in German II in school so I can't translate that.
well I found a tool to let me add MIME types on my CPanel but it still doesn't recognize it. it still says text/x-generix rather than application/xspf+xml
How do I add a MIME type so my server can read .xspf files?
Nobody? People have always had an answer to a problem as easy as this quickly. I think this would be an easy problem I just don't know how to do it.