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Re: Client side include??? leppie27-Oct-02 2:34 leppie 27-Oct-02 2:34  One word IFRAME "There are no stupid question's, just stupid people." Re: Client side include??? alex.barylski27-Oct-02 19:38 alex.barylski 27-Oct-02 19:38  innerHTML and assign it variables located elsewhere in an external JS file... Not quite the solution you requested, but as close as you'r gonna get client side... "An expert is someone who has made all the mistakes in his or her field" - Niels Bohr Converting Server time to CST time Hitu26-Oct-02 1:13 Hitu 26-Oct-02 1:13  Hello, I am displaying a server time on the page. If the server is in a country other than USA, then is it possible to show the corresponding CST time? Thanks Hitesh Re: Converting Server time to CST time benjymous29-Oct-02 0:18 benjymous 29-Oct-02 0:18  I'm not sure if there's a standard way to query a user's timezone (someone will correct me if I'm wrong), so the simplest solution is just to have a page that lets the user pick a timezone, and store the value in a cookie -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! HTTP directory browsing Rob Caldecott25-Oct-02 7:08 Rob Caldecott 25-Oct-02 7:08  If I want to fetch a list of files from a HTTP server that has directory browsing enabled, what command do I send? Some form of GET? Immerse your sould in love. Re: HTTP directory browsing leppie25-Oct-02 23:36 leppie 25-Oct-02 23:36  Robert Edward Caldecott wrote: If I want to fetch a list of files from a HTTP server that has directory browsing enabled, what command do I send? http://server/dir/ , Directory browsing must be enabled on the server , and it must not have a default page set. There must be another ways as well, as I have seen GetRight do this with their browser. Not sure how.. Hope this helps "There are no stupid question's, just stupid people." Re: HTTP directory browsing benjymous28-Oct-02 1:25 benjymous 28-Oct-02 1:25  I'm pretty sure getright just gets the same generated directory listing, and just parses the file list -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Re: HTTP directory browsing Daniel Turini27-Oct-02 0:34 Daniel Turini 27-Oct-02 0:34  See RFC 2616[^] for all your HTTP neeeds. But, what you are needing is actually a WEBDAV command, named PROPFIND. Not all servers will have this enabled. In IIS, you can enable WEBDAV using Frontpage Web Server Extensions. lazy isn't my middle name.. its my first.. people just keep calling me Mel cause that's what they put on my drivers license. - Mel Feik Frames and login Hans Ruck24-Oct-02 6:24 Hans Ruck 24-Oct-02 6:24  I made a html with 2 frames. One of them reffers to a site where i have to login or to enable the automatical login process. If i open an IE window, type the site address and press enter it will login automatically as i have previously requested. If i use the html with frames sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't Do you know how should i fix this behaviour? Is it about providing cookie values to the site frame? rechi Re: Frames and login Vasudevan Deepak Kumar29-Oct-02 0:46 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 29-Oct-02 0:46  Cookies and Session Information are not shared among multiple webservers. For that reason, even web farms and web gardens suffer from Session Info being not able to be shared. However, on login and on transfer to a different page, you can have the referring site submit the required information to the referred site by way of an implicit form post or a kind of encrypted querystring token or like that. deepak Web design copyright? leppie24-Oct-02 3:23 leppie 24-Oct-02 3:23  Hi Can someone tell me how this works? Id there a formal process? I see many many websites , even personal ones with some kind of copyright attached. Cheers "There are no stupid question's, just stupid people." Re: Web design copyright? Ed Gadziemski24-Oct-02 3:44 Ed Gadziemski 24-Oct-02 3:44  In the United States there are two ways to copyright material. The simple way is just to attach a copyright notice to the material. This can be of the form "Copyright (c)2002 by Ed Gadziemski". A second way, which provides better protection for the copyright holder, is to register the material with the copyright office. To do so, you file a copy of the material and pay a registration fee. Re: Web design copyright? leppie24-Oct-02 7:07 leppie 24-Oct-02 7:07  Ed Gadziemski wrote: In the United States there are two ways to copyright material. Thanks, it thought its one or the other, not both. Anyways, I am in South Africa and am not so sure if rule one applies or both. "There are no stupid question's, just stupid people." Re: Web design copyright? Megan Forbes24-Oct-02 8:08 Megan Forbes 24-Oct-02 8:08  That's the great thing about being South African - the rules only apply when we want them too (The above sentance was never uttered by me ) I've always heard that there was an idea behind Win ME... I still can't figure out what that was... anyboy know??? I;ve herad the idea was that it was supposed to be n operating system but I doubt this. - Brian Delahunty Re: Web design copyright? Nick Parker25-Oct-02 5:37 Nick Parker 25-Oct-02 5:37  Megan Forbes wrote: the rules only apply when we want them too ....read below... Megan Forbes wrote: (The above sentance was never uttered by me ) Avoiding responsibility now huh? Nick Parker May your glass be ever full. May the roof over your head be always strong. And may you be in heaven half an hour before the devil knows you’re dead. - Irish Blessing Re: Web design copyright? Megan Forbes25-Oct-02 6:13 Megan Forbes 25-Oct-02 6:13  yep, as with all MTV generation, I've been taught that this is the way forward I've always heard that there was an idea behind Win ME... I still can't figure out what that was... anyboy know??? I;ve herad the idea was that it was supposed to be n operating system but I doubt this. - Brian Delahunty Re: Web design copyright? Nick Parker25-Oct-02 7:24 Nick Parker 25-Oct-02 7:24  Megan Forbes wrote: I've been taught that this is the way forward I believe you are using teachers as your scapegoat....oh well, whatever works for you. Nick Parker May your glass be ever full. May the roof over your head be always strong. And may you be in heaven half an hour before the devil knows you’re dead. - Irish Blessing Re: Web design copyright? Megan Forbes25-Oct-02 8:03 Megan Forbes 25-Oct-02 8:03  Lol! I've always heard that there was an idea behind Win ME... I still can't figure out what that was... anyboy know??? I;ve herad the idea was that it was supposed to be n operating system but I doubt this. - Brian Delahunty How to add a user defined HTTP header field? George224-Oct-02 2:43 George2 24-Oct-02 2:43  Hi, everyone! I want to add a user defined HTTP header field to a HTTP response header. I use the following statements in testHeader.jsp -------- response.addHeader("myheader", "123"); response.sendRedirect("middleHeader.jsp"); -------- in middleHeader.jsp, -------- out.print(request.getHeader("myheader")); -------- But the output in middleHeader.jsp is null! How to add a user defined HTTP header field to a HTTP response header? Are there some sample codes? Cheers, George Re: How to add a user defined HTTP header field? Paul Watson25-Oct-02 6:40 Paul Watson 25-Oct-02 6:40  George2 wrote: How to add a user defined HTTP header field to a HTTP response header? Are there some sample codes? Did you add the HTTP HEader field in IIS first? Go into IIS, right click a web, properties, HTTP Headers and then click the Add button. You should then, once setup, be able to use the header. Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Ray Cassick wrote: Well I am not female, not gay and I am not Paul Watson Re: How to add a user defined HTTP header field? George225-Oct-02 17:27 George2 25-Oct-02 17:27  Thanks, Paul pal! Maybe you mis-understood my idea. I wrote a web server by myself and it is able to receive special header fields. So, I want to send a special header field to my web server. So, how can I send an HTTP request with a special header field? Do you have any ideas? Cheers, George Re: How to add a user defined HTTP header field? Paul Watson27-Oct-02 23:38 Paul Watson 27-Oct-02 23:38  George2 wrote: I wrote a web server by myself Hmm in that case I do not know. I would assume the code you posted up above would work. Sorry I cannot help Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Ray Cassick wrote: Well I am not female, not gay and I am not Paul Watson To WinXP or not WinXP... that is my question Andrew Connell23-Oct-02 9:09 Andrew Connell 23-Oct-02 9:09  I have a 3-box network at home... a Win2k Server (used as a file server and IIS/SQL host), a desktop running Win2k Server and a laptop running Win2k Server (used to have Pro). I've been debating on moving the laptop to WinXP Pro but my concern has been it's capabilities as a development platform. The more and more I see screenshots and attend seminars, the more I see WinXP. I love the look and feel, just concerned about using it as a development platform (also to watch DVDs). I'm toying wiht the idea of putting WinXP on it and if I don't like it, just putting Win2K Pro back on (need those power managment features). Does anyone have any opinions or input about using WinXP Pro on a laptop when the primary use of the laptop is development (VS.NET/PhotoShop/Illustrator/OfficeXP)? What about WinXP Pro's power managment features on a laptop? Thanks, -AC Re: To WinXP or not WinXP... that is my question Paul Watson23-Oct-02 21:38 Paul Watson 23-Oct-02 21:38  Andrew Connell wrote: Does anyone have any opinions or input about using WinXP Pro on a laptop when the primary use of the laptop is development (VS.NET/PhotoShop/Illustrator/OfficeXP)? What about WinXP Pro's power managment features on a laptop? Well I use WXP all the time and it is great. A co-worker uses WXP on a laptop and has had no problems (battery life remained the same from W2K to WXP.) I also do VS.NET, Photoshop, Illustrator and Office XP btw. Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Ray Cassick Re: To WinXP or not WinXP... that is my question Megan Forbes23-Oct-02 23:35 Megan Forbes 23-Oct-02 23:35  I currently use WinXP Pro on my desktop and my laptop. I love it, and haven't noticed anything too quirky. I currently have a Dell laptop on order, and will be putting XP Pro on it by choice as well. Of course, the new ones come with the mobile processors and intelligent batteries, so I don't really have to worry about battery length so much, but on my old Toshiba I haven't noticed anything untoward. On my new one I will be putting a dual boot with Red Hat, but then I'm just inclined to play about, and any laptop with 512 ram and a P4 2.4Ghz cpu is a proper dev machine as far as I'm concerned. WinXP rocks with Dev, I find it quite surprising how resistant to change dev's are, considering they constantly work with cutting edge technology. Go for it! We don't need a thinker! We need a do-er! Someone who will act first, without considering the consequences. - Homer J Simpson

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