Posts Tagged ‘method’
Monday, June 30th, 2008
<script type=”text/javascript”>
if (document.forms["form_id"] && document.forms["form_id"].data) {
document.forms["seofilter"].data.select();
}
</script>
this should be put after the form or near </body> because form may not be accessible.
In this example the textarea has name ‘data’.
Tags: contents, Document, form, highlight, html, Javascript, method, Script, Select, TEXTAREA, upload
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Monday, June 30th, 2008
<form method=”post” action=”form.php” autoComplete=”off”>
<input type=”submit” name=”submit” value=”Go!”>
</form>
Tags: AutoComplete, Disable, feature, form, html, input, method, SUBMIT, turn
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Monday, June 30th, 2008
<?php
/**
* valid_url - validates supplied url/uri making a connection
*
* Note:
*
* 1) this method is more accurate than a validation made by a regular expression but it is much slower
* 2) administraters may restrict outgoing connections from your hosting to outside world and the function may raise a PHP Warning
*
* @param $url String
* @return true if the address is valid
*
*/
function valid_url( $url )
{
if ( @fopen( $url, ‘r’ ) )
{
return true;
} else
{
return false;
}
}
if ( valid_url( “http://blog.tryangled.com” ) )
{
echo “URL OK”;
} else
{
echo “Invalid URL.”;
}
?>
Tags: address, administraters, blog, com, Connection, fopen, method, outgoing, regular expression, return, String, True, tryangled, URL, Using, valid, validate
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Saturday, June 28th, 2008
WordPress is a web-server-neutral application, meaning that it can run on many different platforms. Apache and Linux are the most robust platforms for running WordPress, but any server that supports PHP and MySQL will do.
Make sure your host features the most up-to-date and stable version of these platforms to create a strong environment in which to run WordPress.
Choosing the best method to run PHP, the language that interprets the WordPress code, can also affect your server’s performance. In CGI mode, the server creates a new instance of the PHP program for every PHP file that a visitor requests. In shared module mode (or ISAPI), a single library instance is used for each PHP hit. There are advantages and drawbacks to each method - while choosing the method for your server, be sure to keep in mind traffic and its demands on the server.
Tags: CGI, demands, ISAPI, method, MySQL, PHP, platforms, server, traffic, version, Web service, WordPress
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Thursday, June 26th, 2008
Shopping carts are scripts that can be installed in your hosting account. They can automate the whole eCommerce experience by organizing your products into categories, creating pages that describe categories as well as individual items, allow you to keep track of returning clients, suggest other items for the customer to buy before they check out, and allow them rate the products they have bought.
Shopping carts can provide a more satisfying shopping experience while providing a structure for your online business. Many hosting packages include free shopping cart scripts such as Miva, Agora, osCommerce, and Zen. When choosing an eCommerce package, make sure it supports your preferred method of payment gateway. For example, if you already have a merchant account with your local bank, use that as your starting point for choosing a shopping cart which supports that particular payment method.
Tags: account, already, Automate, Carts, categories, Describe, eCommerce, hosting, installed, method, particular, payment, preferred, scripts, shopping, shopping cart, supports
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Saturday, June 21st, 2008
With the various source codes for JavaScript you will be able to customize your own objects to use for your website. This gives your web pages a very unique look because too many people leave the ones that are built in for their visitors to see. Offering visitors to your site something fresh to look at will definitely capture their attention. For those of you that aren’t familiar with it, an object function is very similar to a regular function. However, it is in place to clearly define the function.
As you set up the parameters for your objects in JavaScript you will give it a value. Snippets allow you to search for any type of item or criteria that a person puts into the search box. This works very quickly so users aren’t sitting around waiting to see what it will pull up for them. It is nice to be able to offer your company logo for visitors to your site to become familiar with. With the image effects offered by JavaScript you will be able to display it and to also have it available in different places as the user moves around your site. You want the logo to be visible wherever they are on your web pages but not to block the information on them.
You will then need to add properties in order to define the object. This will be though a coding process that is behind the scenes so your visitors won’t have access to it. You can change these properties at any time without too much time or trouble being involved in the process. The next step is the most complicated and it involves adding the methods to your objects.
You will start by declaring and defining the function for each method you need to offer. You will find all the free JavaScript codes online that you need for each type of method. To ensure you get them all in correctly you should copy and paste them exactly as they are. If you have JavaScript errors when you verify it is likely in this step and you will want to check each one again.
The process of setting up JavaScript objects is much easier than you might think. Take some time to explore how this particular function of JavaScript can help you build a better website. You will be quite impressed with the results you get as well as how simple the process is even for those that have very little experience with computer programming or designing websites.
Tags: Attention, capture, easier, familiar, fresh, image effects, information, Javascript, method, Objects, offering, people, Primer, process, similar, unique, visitors
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