Note for devilmay: I explicitly specified that IE Mobile is the browser that I do not want.
Ry Jones- though your advice is well-intentioned- your proposal that I replace my Windows Mobile device with my Iphone is irrelevant to this question. Yes I am quite aware of the fact that Safari has the best mobile browser on the market- but that doesn t change that I am looking for a browser for Windows Mobile.
I am trying to create a website for my business where my clients can log into my website and view recent statements- invoices- etc. My statements are all in PDF format- so I was trying to figure out how to display these files on my site. I know I can create a hyperlink to the PDF file where they can open/download the file- but I want the file to open within my actual website; right on the page. Does anybody know an HTML- PHP- or Javascript code that will allow me to do this?? Thanks!
I currently use .NET- C# and pretty much all major database platforms- XML- CSS and javascript at work on a daily basis. I want to pick up RoR. I do not know ruby nor do I know rails- but I am definitely not a novice when it comes to developing web apps and connectivity.
What books do you recommend for someone like me? Preferably for a beginner to the RoR language/framework- but not to data source connectivity itself (e.g.- wasting time by teaching you SQL or XML in the process). Thanks!!
I am new to javascript and am trying to learn by putting to work the instructions i get from a javascript beginner book.
Heres the Problem:
-I have a folder which contains two bitmap files.
--One is named "red.bmp" the other is "black.bmp"
---I have another file which is the html that is supposed to cycle through the images in "2000" milliseconds.
----Needles to say IT DOESN T WORK.
Here is the syntax:
<html>
<head>
<script>
var images = new Image(2);
images[0] = new Image;
images[0].src="red.bmp";
images[1] = new images;
images[1].src="black.bmp";
var index=0;
function cycle()
{
document.box.src=images[index].src;
index++;
if (index==1)
{
index=0;
}
settimeout("cycle()"-2000);
return;
}
</script>
</head>
<body onload="cycle()">
<img name="box" src="red.bmp"
</body>
</html>
By the way I am beginning to hate JS it is so FRUSTRATING...
By the way check out this error i m getting.
http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/4949/jserrorkv7.png
Thanks Patrick- but it still doesn t work.
i think something is wrong with it- cause recently when i go to like myspace- or youtube and other sites- everything is out of order- what can i do to fix it?
I am trying to use a JS injection to trick a website into sending a password reminder to my e-mail address rather than the one the script is written for. (I am doing this on a 100% legal hacking simulation site) this is the javascript code i am using ... javascript:void(document.form[0].to.value="my@email.here"); ... after initiating this javascript i check it with ... javascript:alert(document.form[0].to.value); ...and the value has changed correctly. however when i click the button to send the password i never recieve an email... what am i doing wrong?
oh i almost forgot... this is all done on a LEGAL simulated and specially designed website. so for all the people who are gonna leave comments like homeboy here that make you go "why waste your time posting that" or "what a jerk" ....thanks but no thanks but as for all the helpful information- thanks in advance.
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