Written by Scott Rowley
Just a bit of code to help you find whether or not a certain word/phrase/letter/number/whatever is present in something like a form entry.
if (TEXT.match(/b<VARIABLE>b/i) != null) {
alert(true);
}
For instance, I have a domain registration form and we know there are no spaces allowed in domain names, so:
if (TEXT.match(/b b/i) != null) {
alert(true);
}
Written by Scott Rowley
Recently I replaced an old .cgi file with a shiny new .php page. I realize everyone is still linking to the old .cgi file so I had need to forward them all onto the sexy new page. This can be accomplished as easily as the following:
Simply replace (after backing up) your .cgi file with the following contents
#!/path/to/perl print "Location: http://domain.com/newpage.php\n\n";
Written by Scott Rowley
Sometimes we have so much javascript code in our files that it just becomes bulky and gets in the way. Instead of including it all in your file, save it all to a seperate file that can be referenced in your page (or better yet multiple pages).
Simply place the following within your <head> tags:
<script language="javascript" src="/path/to/file.js"></script>