I'm using ASP classic, and in the file upload widget I'm developing, I'd like to restrict uploaded files to a certain format, with specific delimiters.
If you had actually read my post, you'd have seen that I already read that article. In any case, the solution I arrived at wasn't even discussed in the article.
I'm working on a relatively simple feature to update some content in a database - a time-stamp, specifically. However, every time I try to make the call, I get the following error:
This is kinda' tricky, but very possible. You'll want to look at the so-called AbstractView of the document, as defined here: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DOM:document.defaultView which...
Frames are an accessilbity nightmare. If you look, Jacob Neilsen has a whole article dedicated to them. As the others alluded to, dynamically include content via server-side technologies and...
It's been quite a while since I've been here: perhaps two years or so. I used to be the Moderator for the JavaScript section for those that recall. Indeed, I faded out from this...
In this day-and-age, when we have things like CSS at our disposal, there really isn't a need to design resolution-specific layouts. In fact, it is frowned upon. You are only dancing around the...
Or the more standard-compliant:
document.getElementById('foo').appendChild(document.createTextNode('foo')); If you want to add markup, etc. consider methods such as createElement and so forth.
It is possible, but pointless, because the page would become inaccessible. If you want it to be a "secret" feature of the site or something... why not use server-side/password protection?
