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Excellent info! Thanks so much. This sounds very promising and I think will be enough to get me over the hump to complete this demo. As a more long-term consideration, I've heard noise about how...

Bless you, Jeff. I have been working with history.js which is recommended on this mozilla page on the history object. I've got some things working but am completely unsure which event to use...

This is not strictly true. An anchor is the most trivial example. If you have manipulated the history object, you can prevent this and that is precisely what I'm trying to accomplish.

I disagree that it's simple and that's why I'm posting. Perhaps try reading on how browsers implement history differently. Or, if it's as simple as you say, then perhaps you could provide a bit of...

I don't mean to be disprespectful, but I don't get the feeling you have read my question very closely. The basic idea is that I have a javascript problem: I want to manipulate the browser history...

Yes be nice, not matter how much it may hurt your dignity. Sadly, looking for these backdoors is not an exact science AFAIK. Pay extra careful attention to how user input is handled ($_GET, $_POST,...

This is not PHP you want but javascript. You would need to add a keyup function to the textarea which checked the length of its contents to see when it returns 160. I bet you could find a good...

Um, no. I provided links of what I'm talking about. Just doing history.back() is NOT what I am trying to do. I'm trying to alter the browser history as people navigate my application so that when...

I've written a demonstration application for a client that loads a single page and then, like facebook or gmail, loads various regions of the page using Javascript. There's no AJAX yet but that's...

Julien, Merci I appreciate knowing more about selection and textareas but am not sure that I was clear in my original post.

I would like for the user to be able to select text in a DIV or P area...

I've got a javascript function which takes the text a user has selected on one DIV or P region and copies the selected text to a TEXTAREA. I'm using jquery and my function runs on the mouseup event....

Thanks to a recommendation and extensive help at phpbuilder.com, I have a multithreaded PHP script running in the cloud which fetches images and stores them the cloud. It's fast and seems quite...

I'm using the padding approach. Thanks so much for your time.

Thanks! That works a treat.

Any suggestions about getting spacing on the left hand side? I've tried adding some padding, but this padding seems to increase the size of my A element for some...

You'll probably need to alter your javascript so that items at the third level inherit the top value of their grandparent. I don't think you can solve this easily using CSS.

I have a menu that I'm working on which uses <A> elements for the menu items. I've given these A elements height and width dimensions and background images which works pretty well -- except the text...

Unfortunately, browser support for HTML5 video is really spotty -- with half the browsers supporting Ogg Theora and half supporting h.264. It would appear that there is no consensus among browser...

I'm about to build a website to showcase video content. I find myself wondering what the most widely-accessible format is -- and I mean including desktops, laptops, and mobile phones. I'm not...

I'm working on a PHP Extension which is supposed to serialize PHP data into AMF3 format. The spec on page 2 describes a few data types that it deals with:

U16 - An unsigned 16-bit integer in big...

What happens when a product in table 1 has the same exact id as one in table 2? How do you know which product you are talking about?



Something like this would fetch the data:


SELECT id,...

It does. I'm having a hard time picturing why you'd want to fetch two different tables at once if there was no column match between them. In that case, I'd probably run two queries.

On the other...

'localhost' means something different on your desktop computer or laptop than it means to your server. For any computer trying to access localhost, that means itself.

I find myself wondering if...

to get all the data from two different tables, you use a join. An INNER join only gets records where both tables have records that matchup in your join clause:


SELECT *
FROM table1
INNER JOIN...

I've spent all day trying to sort this out and I'm beginning to think this problem is specific to a Mac because I've managed to build this extension just fine on a debian vps.

I'm trying to build...

Thanks Declan.

I had nothing to do with the creation of these templates. I'm adapting one of the templates that is distributed with PHPBB 3. It's awful.

Thanks for the tip on 'float'. I had...