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Thanks a lot! That's exactly what I was looking for!

I'm trying to figure out a way (if possible) to have a url such as "example.com/xY25e" to go to my index.php and to allow me access to that ending "xY25e" code.

What I'm doing is attempting to...

Never mind, another 3 minutes of Googling got it for me. They're called Bitwise operators for anyone interested, here's an article on them:...

Ran across some code on Stack Overflow today that had me stumped. This is a few lines from the code.



var enc1 = chr1 >> 2;
var enc2 = ((chr1 & 3) << 4) | (chr2 >> 4);
var enc3 = ((chr2 &...

I have two tables that I want to have a pointer cursor when you hover over the rows. The first table works as expected, when you hover over the text or any empty space in the row you have a pointer. ...

I got it! I opened one of the (what I thought were) incomplete files in textpad and this is what was in there:


<br />

<font size='1'>
<table class='xdebug-error' dir='ltr' border='1'...

Thanks for the replies. No luck, though. I tried taking all the spaces and any special characters out of the file name, I tried a relative link, I also tried another file, an mp4 and got the same...

Try this.




var refDomain = document.referrer.match(/:\/\/(.[^/]+)/)[1];

if (refDomain == "www.google.com" || refDomain == "www.digg.com"){
...

This is an interesting line:
var fade = document.getElementById("fade").style.visibility = "visible";

I tried this in Chrome and fade equaled "visible". I do know that IE doesn't like it when...

Without any code to look at, all I can suggest is to ajax it.

PHP runs server side, the only way you might get PHP to run client side is if the user had PHP installed on their machine.

From the sound of it, you're saying:
If a user is on google and they click my ad, I don't want them to ever see it again.

If I'm understanding your question properly, the only place it's going to...

I pretty much just copied and pasted this from PHP.net's readfile page.


<?php
$file = "C:/wamp/www/Last Night.avi";
$info = pathinfo($file);
if (file_exists($file)) {
...

Looks like you're right about the encoding. mb_substr_count still wouldn't work but when I saved one of the text files specifically as ANSI, not only did substr_count work but those weird characters...

I've tried doing back to back tests with this:


while(($sesLine = fgets($sesFile)) !== false){
echo "SesLine: " . $sesLine . "<br />";
echo "Substring count: " ....

I'm working on an application that will read hand histories from online poker.




while(($sesLine = fgets($sesFile)) !== false){
echo "SesLine: " . $sesLine . "<br />";
...

Wow... you just opened a whole new world for me...

Thanks a lot!

I was checking out some more advanced code and I came across this line, I was wondering what the >> denote.


(properties[i][2] >> 1)

Thanks in advance!

Why would you put [] in their names?

You could make their names id's and use document.getElementById("someName[]"), then it'd just be a string.

I recently have been falling in love with JavaScript. I'd like to take my understanding to the next level and get some good books on more advanced JavaScript concepts. Anyone have any...

You could create a function that is animated by using the setInterval function.

To tween you could put data inside Arrays that the interval function accesses, so you'd have an array for speed,...

Worked perfect! I tried that earlier and it didn't work but that must have been due to other bugs. Thanks!

Here's my problem in a nutshell... I'm trying to get an angle based on the position of the mouse in relation to an element on the page, but I'm running into an issue with the Math.tan() function.
...

Did an alert:
alert(parent.location.href);

It came up "undefined".

I'm trying to figure out why this code isn't working. I'm using an iframe and I have this code in the src file for that iframe.



if (parent.location == "http://domain.com/store.html"){...

I'm trying to figure out the logic behind how to set up a message system similar to Twitter's or YouTube's comment system where the account name is started with an @.

So I'm trying to write a...