Guest Authored by:
Stuart Robertson – designmeme.com
Guest Authored by:
Stuart Robertson – designmeme.com
17 Jun, 2003
Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks
Guest authored by
Lloyd Dalton – www.daltonlp.com
I love bookmarklets, oh yes I do… 😀 And this site: squarefree.com/bookmarklets/ has a TON! Very cool! [link via Melissa/GeekGrrl]
A while back Chris had asked about getting an extra field in the comments form. At the time all I could do was figure out a way to get the field emailed to you. But thanks to a few lessons I learned in the last script/MT-hack I wrote – I've figured out how to do […]
This Script/MT Hack will make it so that all comments to your blog(s) will go into a "pending" status. You can login into the script, see all the "pending" comments. Review them. Edit them. Delete the ones you don't want on your site. Approve the ones you do. For people who want to have their […]
I posted how to do this in ASP, but since I needed something similar in PHP for that last post, I thought I'd post the PHP version as well. This script snippet will play back everything that was just submitted in the form (code found in the each function page in the PHP manual.)
Let's say you have some optional items to your form. (Maybe extra address info) and your form is long enough as it is. You can pop up a secondary form, where the user can enter their extra info, and have it saved to the main form and submitted with the main form. (see example here)
05 Jun, 2003
Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks
Needed this for a script I'm working on where one button will be doing one thing, another will be deleting stuff. So I needed a button that had a "confirm" message before going ahead and deleting stuff – but both buttons needed to submit the form (I would check the VALUE of the submit button […]
Someone asked me how they can set up a box of text and limit the width to a certain number of characters. the PRE tag (in some things I found online) used to (?) to have a width attribute, but it doesn't seem to work in IE 5+. The only way I could do is […]
After much searching this morning, I think I found a credit card validation javascript that will work for the project I'm doing: here. If you know of others please pass on the links! (10 points if you find one in ASP!) 😉