I've written scripts that utilize multiple servers for redundancy.
Basically, if I'm running a job on a server which needs to excecute everyday, then I would have it execute, and call out to a...
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I've written scripts that utilize multiple servers for redundancy.
Basically, if I'm running a job on a server which needs to excecute everyday, then I would have it execute, and call out to a...
I just noticed that you have your site posted. I checked the www resolve, and you are resolving it. I'd lean toward Bruce's suggestion, or I'd look at any system extension / logging modules you...
The only testing I've done is with response times from scripts calling pages and the like.
I wouldn't recommend to "stop" using the .htaccess file. It's very useful, and you can do a lot of...
I used to be a major proponent of using the .htaccess for everything.
Got a redirect? .htccess
Need password protected content? .htaccess
Broken faucet? .htaccess
But, the .htaccess is...
Hey Kent,
Basically, it would be something along the lines of a little "file explorer", where you could pick the screen you wanted to edit.
When you get the screen, it would pull the current...
Aye, that's a really good idea. Thanks!
With the <MvASSEMBLY> tag, can we call a statically linked C library and access the functions?
Also, how do we do manipulation from within the ASM on the MivaScript variables?
Hey guys,
Is anyone interested in collaborating on an open-sourced module? Or at least a module that we can all share in.
I have been looking at writing a module which will interface with...
*Updated Workflow*
Hey guys,
I recently updated my workflow, and I wanted to post it here. The last post I had didn't get too much attention, which is fine, but I *really* think this stuff is...
There's no limitation with jQuery. I think it was an initial barebones question without a library. There are a few places in the thread where it talks about jQuery, and I posted an AJAX queue...
They'll actually be blocked by the browser.
But yes, that's accurate.
If you're using a regular XmlHttpRequest (looks like you are), then you're going to be fine. JavaScript and browsers have something called the "Same-Origin Policy", which means, any request to a...
Glad I could help (:
You can also look into CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) to help you get past the Same-Origin Policy with JavaScript and XmlHttpRequests. That is the safest way to do it....
Hey Kent,
Make sure you're not violating the Same-Origin Policy. The www, and https are different than example.com and http://example.com
That was an issue for me before. I had similar...
Glad it worked. (:
If you want to build a drop down, you're going to want to do a couple of things.
I wrote a module to do faceted searches based on custom product attributes. It's called...
Bill,
http://resurrectionwebdesign.com/miva/test.html
Have a look at that. I fixed the issues.
First, you have to make an AJAX call in order to get the data from the script.
Second,...
Why not just use g.session_id?
You can tie that to whatever you want, since they're all unique. And you can pass it in however it needs to be passed, too.
Yes, the trick for this is to base64 encode it.
Here's something that I did that is using the GD library with PHP, however I have made some variants of it and some beta branches of it which are...
Bruce... that's a great idea. I've built a good amount of online image manipulation software, pre-HTML5. So, lots of AJAX calls, GD library calls, sending base64 encoded images and all that fun...
Not sure if my last post posted...
I'll try again.
Basically, 'this' is used for context. It's referring to the current object that you're working within. In JavaScript, functions are...
A while ago, I wrote a beast of an object in JavaScript, which served as an AjaxQueue. The reason is, if you're doing multiple requests on a page, or if you have a slow server, you may end up...
I've worked extensively with the GD library. The documentation on MivaScript.com is not incredibly helpful, as you've found, although it does give you the API, which is nice.
The best place that...
Makes sense enough to me! (:
I've found this issue before, but it typically occurs when we're dealing with sandbox sites, or dev sites. Specifically if we're working with a dev on a different server completely, eg:...
Product Attributes get entity encoded when they're put in the basket, but they aren't decoded when they're taken out.
For example:
Would get saved as:
And this is fine, I understand that...
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