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does your javascript occur in the page before the form does? if so, the browser won't have rendered the form yet, so it won't exist/have a value. you'll need to either move the javascript after the form, or put it into an onLoad event. -
i'd start by asking the school why the block all other traffic, and if they'd be willing to make an exception.
if they're not willing to make an exception, you're pretty much out of luck.
if you're not willing to ask them that question, then this isn't the right place to...Leave a comment:
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if you have anonymous ftp turned on, it may have come in through there. i'd be willing to bet that if you google, you'll turn up results for "(your ftp software) exploit". you may want to look into sftp as an alternative.Leave a comment:
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did you remember to protect the CF cookies in CookieCuller?Leave a comment:
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i agree with Aerospace. alternatively, if you're not using an server side language, i'd say that CSS is perhaps better suited to this than JS; you could just make every image a member of the same CSS class, and set that class to have the "image not available" picture as its background.Leave a comment:
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i think we'd all appreciate it if the code weren't further publicly circulated, but i don't see any reason why members shouldn't be able to take individual stabs at it in private. If anyone is interested in investigating, they can PM you for further details.Leave a comment:
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i'm fairly certain it was just a comment about the timezone difference. : )Leave a comment:
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according to msdn, the proper syntax for IE is:
"object.style.backgroundImage.src" would be for JS Image objects, which isn't what canadianjameson is working with; he's trying to manipulate the CSS.Code:object.style.backgroundImage = 'url(path/to/jpeg)'
my...Leave a comment:
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they're being added as though they're strings ("120" + "31" = "12031"). somewhere in your code, something is confusing the JavaScript engine, and making think these are supposed to be strings. it's possible that the alerts are causing this, though i would check your code...Leave a comment:
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this seems too close to a proscribed activity, and it's an also a double-post. closing the threadLeave a comment:
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try registering it through a different register. RegisterFly has been having... problems: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RegisterFlyLeave a comment:
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at a guess, i'd say that at least half of your problem is that your script is currently using onload, which means it will only start to run after the entire rest of the page has loaded. that sort of hamstrings the point of preloading, i think.
secondly, you're preloading a dozen different...Leave a comment:
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there're about a million scripts for this, but here's mine:
...Code:function preLoad(args){ if (document.images){ var img = new Image(); var failed = []; img.onerror = function(){ failed[failed.length] = this.src; if(args.length > 0){Leave a comment:
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