I made an edit to the phone number this page:
http://goo.gl/Y3pEHZ
The phone number is in the top right, and in the footer.
When the page loads, the new/correct number appears for a moment, but the old one snaps back right after that.
This is a flat file, no database.
I have downloaded the entire site and done a search on the old number and it's not there.
This edit was done over a year ago. I cannot figure it out.
It seems that you are implementing a script to your page that automatically replaces the text to the old number. With my Script blocker i found out that the script loaded from the url avvo.com is causing this. You should check this script / your contact data on this page and change it.
Make sure that the account this firm has with avvo.com has the correct information for the office, it appears that your page is being populated with data from that site as mentioned by leiter0499.
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I want to achieve:
I have a html page that displays an image.
which is pretty easy. [say my image file name is xyz.jpeg]
When the file changes or replaced with new content, say, the server or by some other mechanism the file is getting changed,
Now I want this modified image gets displayed in the browser WITHOUT REFRESHING the web page
So, kind of a notification system in which the browser is notified with new image, and gets displayed.
I am not expecting the exactly source code, but a direction of which tool that can be used?.
I have come across websocket, but I am not sure if this solves this purpose.
The image can be refreshed on timely manner(for eg 10 seconds) using javascript, ie request will be send to server in specified time interval, and the image will be updated, this is pretty easy to code also. Please refer this question
However this solution has got a negative impact on performance, since the number of request to be served is too high if the page is accessed by multiple users.
Hope this solves your doubt.
My brother was asking me if I could make him a program that would ask the user for info (name, address, etc) and then output it on a webpage text box that he uses. The reason for this is he has to write the same info over and over for his job so if he could enter it once and have a program fill the correct fields in that would save him hours every day. I've taken a couple semesters of c++ and I was thinking I could write a GUI program just fine that would get the info needed, my problem is I don't know if it is possible to set the output directory to a html text box. I've never messed around with html coding at all. It would be the same web page every time with the same boxes to fill. Any help would be much appreciated.
No. An input element on a web page is not a file.
An appropriate way to solve this problem would be with a Javascript browser add-on.
I have a mailchip signup form in the footer of my site. I've noticed recently that after trying to signup, the user is greeted with a 404:page not found error reading:
MailChimp It seems the page you were looking for has disappeared We’ve
recorded this vanishing act and our team of chimp magicians will find
the missing link.
The form worked perfectly on my old site, I'm not quite sure why it's suddenly stopped- I didn't change anything but the styling.
When you create your MailChimp subscribe form, you have the option to specify your own Thank You page that users are sent to after they subscribe:
http://kb.mailchimp.com/article/can-i-design-and-host-my-own-thank-you-pages-instead-of-using-mailchimps/
Are you sure that MailChimp isn't trying to redirect your users back to a Thank You page of your own... that no longer exists on your end?
Regardless, I'd recommend going through the steps on that page to create a new subscribe form from scratch, specify the options including the Thank You page that you want to use, and place the new embed code in the footer of your website. That should fix whatever is currently broken.
your question is broad,It may have multiple reasons:
1: Compare your old code and new code and see difference if any malicious code is written (includes other pages or script that leads to errors)
2: Check if the Signup page (abc.html etc) file is present on the server and not deleted/Renamed during deployment. Also check nested pages that are included as headers/ footers
3: Some times files are placed in the wrong directory. Make sure particular file is placed at the required location.
please specify what type of page is it and called from which source (JSP/simple html etc).
Im quite new to HTML. What I am trying to do, is create a table in HTML (Which I have done with the standard table tags (table)(/table) etc...
The table has a number of headings, such as Name, Number, 10/10, Percentage, Option
(those aren't the exact titles but you get the idea)
The Name and Number heading is just text that won't change (the same for the text beneath these columns) Which is all fine and dandy, very easy to do.
The part I am struggling with, is part of the table that needs to be able to be edited and saved. In a nutshell, what I want 2 of the columns to do:
When the webpage is loaded up, display information that is stored in MS-Access or MS-Excel (So Automatically READ from file on page loadup)
When the user changes information on the webpage I want it to amend the data in the correct cells on the Access page, so overwrite it, As if you were typing something into Access yourself and clicking the save button.
Is this possible using HTML, Javascript and or PHP? Everything needs to be Clientside. The webpage is built, i'm Using Input type="text" for the text boxes in the table, and I was wondering if using (form) (/form) and some (Script) I could do this. I have searched on the internet and have found some examples where you can read and write to Excel but need ActiveX enabled on IE. It's a work computer and a task I have been asked to complete. There are no administrator privaliges on the system, and I can't enable ActiveX controls in IE so the other method did not work for me. Is there any other way?
You can't archive things like file access, reading and writing to databases's client side. You need to use a server side technology, incidentally, PHP is a server side technology and not client side.
Client side is everything that is run on the users browser, I.E. Chrome, etc. Server side is everything that is run within the web server, before the HTML is sent to the client.
I get the feeling your trying to run before you can walk here. You need to research how web sites work more.
How can you detect when somebody else's web page was last updated (or was changed)?
01. Open the page for which you want to get the information.
02. Clear the address bar [where you type the address of the sites]:
and type or copy/paste from below:
javascript:alert(document.lastModified)
03. Press Enter or Go button.
The last changed time comes with the assumption that the web server provides accurate information. Dynamically generated pages will likely return the time the page was viewed. However, static pages are expected to reflect actual file modification time.
This is propagated through the HTTP header Last-Modified. The Javascript trick by AZIRAR is clever and will display this value. Also, in Firefox going to Tools->Page Info will also display in the "Modified" field.
In general, there is no way to know when something on another site has been changed. If the site offers an RSS feed, you should try that. If the site does not offer an RSS feed (or if the RSS feed doesn't include the information you're looking for), then you have to scrape and compare.
Take a look at archive.org
You can find almost everything about the past of a website there.