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Bizit Deb wrote: i am sure someone will be helpfull to me..
You could be helpful to yourself and try something like this[^].
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i tried  but all i am getting is of javascript , php xhtml..all other stuff
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Bizit Deb wrote: i triedFrown but all i am getting is of javascript , php xhtml..all other stuff
When I run that link, the first hit is an AJAX Tutorial; I thought that was what you wanted to learn.
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Bizit Deb wrote: dear sir can you help me rather then suggesting me for google..
I cannot write your program for you, even if I had the time. If you want to learn any of these features then you need to study them, either through searching Google for online tutorials, reading books, or going to school. I am sorry if you think this is difficult but programming requires hard work, and we all had to start from the beginning.
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Bizit Deb wrote: man i have only 3 days... cummon..neither i know jsp , neither i know javascript , nor i know ajax...now u tell me...
Is this a joke?
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So you don't have time to do your own work, but you think that people on this forum do? As I said before, if you want to be a programmer then you need to study the technologies that you wish to use. You cannot learn it all in ten minutes, and if we do your work for you, you will never learn anything.
I suggest you read the Rules of the Forums[^] especially points 2 and 11.
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Dear Richard...i posted for one help...if u r not helpfull please stay away from posting...i am here not to argue coz it will not give any positive or productive output.....and i am also here not for moral teaching that you are giving me free of cost....it would have been better if u could have helped me earlier...i have the brains to search in google..but i thought someone already working in this domain might get the code faster then i create...most importanly i am not interested in javascript and webdevelopment..it was one of my friend who was askng for help..unless u have enough time u can carry on with your unhelpfull post which will be a harassment for me or any other user who might be searching for the same problem..i am extremely sorry..but certainly there is other moral forum for moral teaching...if u dont know dont waste time posting here..i am not forcing anyone to give the solution to me and u r also not compelled to post..i dont see any productive discussion you are getting involved with me...extremely sorry..u shud utilise your time in something else rather then posting in this topic...which is neither helpfull to me nor u..
rules:-
8.Be courteous and DON'T SHOUT. Everyone here helps because they enjoy helping others, not because it's their job.
my comments:- if u dont enjoy helping stay away.
10. Do not be abusive, offensive, inappropriate or harass anyone on the boards. Doing so will get you kicked off and banned. Play nice.
my comments:- by posting unnecessary post u r harassing me...and most importantly the last post that u posted was kind of offensive, inappropriate for me or anyohter user who might be looking for the same solution.
modified on Thursday, October 1, 2009 11:03 AM
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Bizit Deb wrote: i am not interested in javascript and webdevelopment
Your original question asked for information on these subjects, and I gave you pointers as to how to find it.
Bizit Deb wrote: i am not forcing anyone to give the solution to me
But you keep asking for the solution rather than being prepared to do your own work. I am sorry if this is for a friend, maybe you should tell your friend how to learn these subjects.
Bizit Deb wrote: 8.Be courteous and DON'T SHOUT.
I have not shouted, I have merely tried to get you to understand what is being offered on this forum, and what is not being offered. As it says in rule 2: # Be specific! Don't ask "can someone send me the code to create an application that does 'X'. Pinpoint exactly what it is you need help with.
Bizit Deb wrote: Do not be abusive, offensive, inappropriate or harass anyone on the boards.
Again, I have done none of these things.
Bizit Deb wrote: the last post that u posted was kind of offensive, inappropriate for me or anyohter user who might be looking for the same solution.
I disagree; this post was once again trying to get you to understand that the people who post to these forums will try and help you when you run into problems, but only after you have tried to do most of the work yourself. Try reading some of the other messages to see how it works.
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Hi everybody,
I am building a website, it is just educational purpose website which will probably will not be hosted. and Im looking for a JavaScript that wuold allow add comments (lets say I make a post on my Blog manualy updating HTML source code and others could add a comment from the text box or something like that). What I am thinking is there any java script that enable lets say wrap a text from text box after pressing 'submit' button to <div> tags from my CSS and automaticaly update source code of HTML?
Hope I was clear enough for what I am looking, Thanks for any help in advance.
Domas.
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wartotojas wrote: automaticaly update source code of HTML
It would be highly unlikely that you would find something that would do this. most sites that allow commenting on articles are database driven. The articles would live in a article table and the related comments would live in a comments table. These two tables would be joined by a common id number (meaning you would put the article id in the comments table).
You could use JavaScript to add the comments to the database and also to push the comment dynamically to the document (to a DIV or a SPAN). AJAX is good for this type of thing (kinda like Facebook and it's commenting system).
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I have a quick question.
I have a spot of HTML that gets a form to email to a manned address.
I wish to also post a CC to an unmanned address.
How/Where do I put the CC address in the following form structure?
Also, I wish to put a radio button in (This I can do), that if selected will cause the unmanned email address to auto respond with a prepared form.
So assuming I put in something like
<br><br>Do you wish to receive our PDF form?br>
<input type="radio" name="PDF"value="Yes">Yes<BR>
<input type="radio" name="PDF"value="No">No<br><br>
How would I get an auto response from outlook?
Here is the main HTML for the 'Post to my email'.
Where does the CC code go?
<form method="post" enctype="text/plain" action='mailto:contact@contactaddress.co.uk'>
<input type="hidden" name="To" value="Subject">
Input #1br>
<input type="text" name="question:" size="50" maxlength="100"><br><br>
Input #2<br>
Long Input Here<br>
<textarea name="Subject of text area" rows=7 cols=46></textarea>
<input type="submit" value="Submit"><img src="spacer.gif" width=5 height=1 alt="spacer">
<input type="reset" value="Reset"></form>
Thanks for any help.
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"I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. "
Steve Harris 2009
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If I was going to set something like this up, I'd set it up to mail to an alias which automatically forwards to all the addresses I wanted to send it to.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Ah yes. Set the rule on a proxy email to send a copy to the manned email addy!
Thanks for that bit.
What about sending something back to the originator based on whether he requests it or not?
(Rather than an automatic 'Send Back' rule)
Any thoughts?
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"I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. "
Steve Harris 2009
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Hmm... that's a little more complex. Because that requires both parsing the request, and adding that user to the CC list. Not sure you could do that with just HTML.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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I have investigated, outlook rules have a facility to "Do an Action with specific words in the body of the message"
So all I have to do is add these words to the body if Yes is selected.
It will then do the action.
In this case send a reply.
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"I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. "
Steve Harris 2009
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OK, well, if outlook can support that, then you would have to put outlook into the chain, instead of just having a mail server do your work for you. Even then, I'm not sure how to optionally insert the word, although if you have a checkbox, I think it's name may be inserted in the form only if it is checked.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Plenty times have I seen code such as this
<a href="mailto:jo@blogs.com?subject=HTML Email CC and Autoreply Help Required&body=The Solution in one long string no greater than 256 characters&cc=fred@smith.com&bcc=secret@address.com">There you go!</a>
but, with server-side script HTML form can be processed with CC and/or BCC being used but never have I seen this without server-side scripting.
For an auto-responder you could give this a try Outlook 2003/2007 Out-of-Office Autoresponder[^]
modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm.
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Owing to a residual dimness on my part, I forgot that an autoreply is not possible, as it, (the original message), is being sent from a website not an address!
The message contains the senders Email as part of the message, is it possible to pick this up and reply?
Or, another approach, when the sender completes the form, can I have the script on the webpage hold that address as a string, then create an email to that address with a message held within the webspace.
(I am sure it can, and could probably hunker down and do this given time, but I am pushed for that commodity).
Something like
<form method="post" enctype="text/plain" action='mailto:webaddress><br />
<input type="hidden" name="To" value="Subject">
Where webaddress is defined by an input
(Is this even poss in HTML?)
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"I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. "
Steve Harris 2009
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As richard said, unless you do something funky within outlook, and essentially have it act as a replacement scripting engine, you're asking far more logic and branching than is possible with just pure HTML.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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What would you suggest?
Try something with ASP?
(I am very weak with ASP, but have done some things).
Or use a bit of behind the scenes C# or VB on the web page?
I would appreciate a good link for tips in that direction.
(or even, if there is one, a CP Article!  )
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"I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. "
Steve Harris 2009
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hiiiiii to all
any one can tell that how to write connection string for the web server as we write for local system
<connectionstrings
add="" name="ConnString" connectionstring="Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=D:\sivally\rizvanhttp\httpdocs\quote.mdb;Persist Security Info=True;>
please reply how to write
<div class=" forumsig"="">rizvan sivally
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