Recent content by jstreich

First, mysql_ functions are a bad idea; try switching to mysqli_ for better sanitation and being type safe. The die(...) function should be lowercase in both instances. besides that, what error(s) are you getting? http://jastreich.com/

jQuery's frameReady plugin frameReady.js For instnace: $.frameReady( function() { $("div").css("background", "red"); }, "framename" ); Changes the divs in the iframe red. http://jastreich.com/

The problem, after thinking about isn't likely in php file your submitting to, otherwise it would not work the first time. Using firebug (or similar tool), you need to find out is the ajax call being made? What is actually being sent in both directions? The code you posted, alone works...

data would be empty then if your query is empty. Try watching the responces with a tool like firebug to verify. Also, try writing a simple for (non-ajax) that posts to it, and see if you have any output. http://jastreich.com/

Or css: .error { color: red; } javascript: var s_error_field_empty = '<span class="error">Please enter a value for this field</span>'; Benifit: You can change the appearance of all your error messages at once. Then you need to write the message to the HTML in the appropriate spot. Otherwise...

Fixed the opacity by using plain JavaScript, but I'm still not able to get drag to work on appended elements, and sortable and draggable still fight. http://game-master.us/phpx-3.4.0/

I have: $(".dragable").draggable({cancel: "a.ui-icon", revert: "invalid", containment: $("#content"), helper: "clone", cursor: "move" }); $(".album, .photos").droppable({ accept: ".dragable", activeClass: "ui-state-highlight", drop: function( event, ui ) { if($(this) !=...

Print styles to help avoid are nice, but they aren't fool proof... It won't always work, for various reasons. Moreover, what size paper is user using? What client side CSS do they have in their browser? What assistive technology are they using? You can't control these things (unless you can...

Order indeed worked! Thanks. http://game-master.us/phpx-3.4.0/

Thanks, that gets me valid xml, but the sort doesn't appear to work; what I get out is no different than what went in. :(

I have a atom file file that looks like <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <title>Zimbra CIE_Events</title> <generator>Zimbra Atom Feed Servlet</generator> <updated>2009-04-16T15:41:55-05:00</updated> <entry> <title>Culture Cafe...

I'm compiling with g++, and I have a abstract class: class listener { public: listener(){} virtual ~listener(){}; virtual void actionPerformed(void* event,void* actor)=0; private: listener(const listener& l){} }; when I try to compile it into a project I get an object...

Are you writing the list or using the STL list class? If writing your own, and you don't need the original, like uilj said, just attach the one list to the other. If you're writing the copy constructor or an insert for one list into another, you have to loop through each element and declare...

Ah, got it. ... rename 's/parts-1/violin/' *parts* rename 's/parts-2/flue/' *parts* .. http://game-master.us/phpx-3.4.0/

The stars expand in both the first and the second, part of those commands so it doesn't do what you think it does... Though I think it does in DOS. That isn't what I'm looking for. http://game-master.us/phpx-3.4.0/