I need an information. If I have a form, used for uploading a file and having it target an Iframe.
I then use Ajax to get the Upload progress. Let say that a simple layout with 2
column only.
The Form being on column 1 and the Iframe on column 2. I want to still be
able to use the column 1.
So while the the upload is still in process. Will I be able to use column 1 to show other page content?
Possibly, using a pre-built solution may solve your needs and provide greater functionality. I know that you can continue using the rest of the page when uploading via Uploadify. You may want to look into this.
Dont things to as everything upload process would have to finish first. You could display info in Collumn 1 prior to starting the Upload process. You wont be able to have any POST backs tho as that will cancel the upload process.
Flash/ASP could be your solution.
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When I make a change in my DotNetNuke Module the clients can't see the change immediately.
For example: I'm using a KendoGrid and if I make a change the column's order, it doesn't reflect in clients immediately.
If you are using resources (.js or .css) for your code, you need to modify the names of these files. You can for example add a number at the end of each file. This will force browser to reload your sources every time you make a change.
What I'm looking to do is have a button on every row of a table that when clicked saves that row to a cookie or HTML5 webstorage (cookies were my initial thought, but it sounds like webstorage might be a better alternative). I'd also like that row to be removed from this table to show that it was selected.
When I or the user is finished selecting different rows, we would then go to a new page that lists all of the data from the cookie or webstorage in a new table.
Tohaku, you idea does not clear where the data is coming, so you will delete/update/save it? but just trying following are suggestions.
If it is coming from database backend server, than simply make table and add button and assign onclick event in javascript with ajax so each row can be deleted from database.
How do you remove that row, simply put class identifier on td column, make java script to remove that td which is deleted. As for saving you don't need as it is already done in your ajax request. So here there is no need to use any web storage.
As question need more explanation, but if in case you must have to use web storage, you should use indexedDB, as webstorage is depreciated and no more being maintain. Another reason is I have also made full app of mobile on web storage but I found that it don't delete columns individual either it can drop whole table but no individual column deletion. IndexedDB also have many issue and support is in only latest versions but safari/ios does not support it so you also need some shiv solutions.
On first run it will retrieve all your data from database, so use javascript function to load on ready stat of page. Now put same two button with javascript so when delete is pressed it will delete row and save is (as no right explanation so will save in another database). IndexDB is nosql database which is based on object, key storing.
How to do it with indexDB read here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/IndexedDB_API/Using_IndexedDB
I am able to successfully create a folder within the root of my Box account via the v2 API. However, if I immediately issue a search request for it, I get no results. If I wait for some period of time (maybe 20 mins) and then issue the search request, the folder I created is returned.
Is there some cacheing going on on the Box side? If so, is there a way to invalidate the cache via the API or some workaround for this?
Thanks!
What is going on is background backend processing of your file. Just like a new website won't show up in a google search until Google has time to 'learn' about the new website, Box's search engine has to process the file and add the text version of the contents to the Box search engine. Exactly how long it takes to be added depends on a lot of variables, including the size and format of the file.
You'll see pretty much the same behavior if you upload a large document to Box and then try to preview it immediately. Box goes off and does some magic to convert your file to a previewable format. Except in the case of the preview, the Box website gives you a little bit of feedback saying "Generating preview." The search bar doesn't tell you "adding new files to search index."
This is mostly because it is more important for Box to get your file and make sure we store it safely and let you know that Box has it. A few milliseconds later on we start working on processing your file for full text search and all the other processing that we do.
I have a new client who asked me to make 2 websites and no payment so far!
I have the ftp accounts, but he can always close my access and leave me without pay.
Can I upload the CSS to another server of mine and encrypt the link to CSS file?
If yes, can I restrict peoples to see the file if they find the URL to CSS file?
Thank you!
If they are his hosting accounts, then accessing them to tamper with the code for the purpose of disabling his sites without his authorisation is probably illegal.
If he hasn't paid you, you own the copyright. If he refuses to pay you, file a DMCA complaint with his hosting company.
Technological measures like this are futile and unprofessional. Next time use a contract.
This is simple. Same scenario happened to me, and what I did was added an new index.html which was an under-construction page, and renamed the original index.php as index_to_be.php.
I then added a redirection using htaccess to the new index.html.
The client contacted me straight away and paid up in no time.
If you don't know how to use htaccess, you can simply add a header location value to the top php page.
header("location:index.html");
The best way to do this is to create a simple PHP file that allows you to access, edit and delete files on the server. You can also search for a ready made lightweight ftp script. Place the PHP file somewhere on the server nested in other folders and name it something like temp.php. Now even if the client blocked you access to the server, you can still access, edit and delete files on the server by pointing your URL to temp.php. When you get paid, be kind enough to remove the file. Don't forget to password protect it.
In your PHP file you can use opendir() to read files from a directory, and unlink() to delete files. If all you want to do is be able to delete files, then the script will not take you more then a minute to create.
UPDATE
You can use the following lightweight ftp script that will let you view, edit delete files and also give you the option to password protect it. http://sourceforge.net/projects/pafm/
You could remove the style sheet from the client's site, upload it to one of your servers and embed it from there:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://your.server/styles.css">
however, you will not be able to seriously obfuscate this. One idea that comes to mind is to add a huge number of spaces before the "link" tag to hide it in the source code view.
<link rel="stylesheet".....>
You could also lazy load it using jQuery, but that would disable the style sheet for users who have JavaScript turned off - mostly a no-go.
In the end, no matter what you do, all this will be trivially easy to circumvent. There is no way to reliably keep control over the site in the scenario you describe. Like #thirtydot says, the best thing to do is to send a screenshot instead.
This is probably like trying to kill a fly with a ICBM but...
You could always use a JavaScript to add the link element to the DOM, and run the JavaScript code through a JS obfusticator.
But still, that's hackish, and overkill, and ways you can get the link anyway.
Title: Rotate Homepage Image (for website)- No longer works.
I am a physicist/wildlife artist with a website (I created in 2002) to display & market my artwork. I have set it up with an underlying (homepage) image map - having links to: "tigers", "leopards", "birds", artist info, etc., with the overlying image changing (swapping out) every time the user navigates to/from homepage. The links for each homepage have the same numerical coordinates and do not change locations from page to page, just the image changes. You can see my blank-page site at www.querryart.com. Note links below DO work.
The website was fabulous until last year. At that time my former webhost went out of business, and I changed to Jumpline.com. Since then, the commands which call canned subroutines do not work.
The routine which swaps out the image is named pid.cgi (stored in the cgi-bin).
Another one-line page-counter cgi routine I used at the end of each page called a canned program "count.cgi" which counted visitors to that page, incremented "hits" per page, and stored them in a table displayed only to me. This was a way I could determine the popularity of various images. This cgi routine also does not now work - giving me an error message on each page.
Anyway, I am lost without these routines (particularly the first one to swap out images). Is it progress that my Cadillac website has turned into an empty wagon? Hope someone can help. I'm not a programmer.
My first guess is that you may need to change the line(s) at the top of your CGI file in order for the server to process them. For example, if using Perl, #!/usr/bin/perl is a common directory, and so is #!/usr/local/bin/perl.
Oh, and have you set the permissions to 755?
For starters: http://www.querryart.com/cgi-bin/pid.cgi does not exist. You might want to make sure the file is uploaded to the correct place.
Make sure that your host supports CGI scripts.
Make sure, your CGI scripts are uploaded at the correct location according to the info from your host regarding the installation of CGI scripts.
Make sure the scripts are executable (chmod 755)
Make sure, that the scripts are calling the correct interpreter (as pointed out by Steve).
From a quick check at your web site, it looks like the scripts are not in the right place because the webserver gives a 404 - not found. when I try to get /cgi-bin/pid.cgi
Furthermore, the fact that the script takes an absolute path as a parameter (cfile=/home/querryar/httpdocs/cgi-bin/dicont.cnf) looks like a glaring security problem allowing access to any files in your account. You should really consider a different solution