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From my own experiences, I suggest that you wrap the XML config files with an object on the server side. AJAX then doesn't need to know how the data is stored, it only needs to make the asynchronous...

I'm not sure how you're seeing those results. I took your code as is and am getting 8 for both of your examples
+ ( + 4 4 ) 4
and
+ 4 ( + 4 4 )

Looks like you've got some refining to do.

I'm no batch script expert, but I *do* know that cd is the command used to change directories. Have you tried using that?

Have you considered perl? You could even write it inline on the command...

By which Peej means to do this: http://www.quirksmode.org/js/events_tradmod.html

That is exactly what it is doing. For instance, let's say you're using IIS and the root for your web page is in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\myapp. You likely have a file in there called index.html (or...

Short answer: no. Go over the tutorials at http://www.w3schools.com.

Take the http:// off the front, that indicates a URI or URL. Just use a relative path starting from the root location of your web app.

I believe it is failing because it is expecting a path, not a URI. Have you tried using relative paths?

There are any number of paradigms to follow when developing a large web application. The beauty of MVC is that it allows a separation of concerns. The controller and any helper objects are the...

I actually coded a control like this for a web framework last year some time. I literally layered a textbox with no borders over the top of the select box control. The drop down button of the...

I had a similar problem with flickering once. Since you can't control what the browser is doing while you're updating the DOM, what I did is hid the control first, updated it and then made it...

Well Peej, apparently you are wrong as it wasn't working. I think the major difference here is that inline and nowrap weren't applied to the same element. Rather the nowrap was being applied to a...

Well, regardless of whether or not this is a real issue with using those two properties together, I have found a solution. For posterity's sake, here's what I did :

First, when building the...

I am having problems with layout using CSS. I have an unknown number of divs, each with a background-image and an anchor element inside them. What I want is for the divs to be laid out left to...

I don't really have an answer for you... Have you tried trapping the error in Visual Studio by attaching to the running IExplore process and recreating the error? You should also be able to drop...

I realize you've found your solution, but there is another possibility that is helpful sometimes:



function save(id)
{
...

xmlHttp.onreadystatechange = stateChanged;
xmlHttp.id = id;

Well I haven't looked at your code, but I'm curious as to why you are using the old domxml php extension. domxml was in wide use in PHP4 but as of the first released PHP5, SimpleXML was integrated...

Zend Studio does allow you to trace through your PHP code for debugging which is a big advantage over Eclipse. Personally? I use vim. ;-)

I think your best bet would be to leave the 'width' property alone, as a width of 0 will not render correctly in some browsers. I would put them both in the same frame, or div or however you decide...

I don't know if it's possible to get the dimensions of an image like that. I think there may be another way though. Put all of those images (unformatted) in a div whose .style.display='none' so it...

My product, also written in php is similar. What you need to do is, rather than just stamp a time for login/logout, is create a session object on server side. I have a simple process, written in c,...

Don't be too hard on him Bnt. There are times when such synchronous requests are useful within the scope of a larger application and such classes as he developed that handle both asychronous and...

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say here.

AJAX in and of itself doesn't support anything. It's just a design pattern that encompasses many technologies. If you are using Client-Side and...

Got Code?

Actually, no. I used what I posted earlier. I didn't need to use the display:block; property. We were just talking in circles around each other, lol.

Thanks again.