Session Start: Thu Jan 10 00:00:00 2008
Session Ident: #html
[00:16] <ikim> hi all
[00:16] <ikim> is there any way to hide html source code?
[00:17] <ikim> besides disabling the right click
[00:17] <stevemkk> no
[00:18] <kilomang> you can encrypt it i guess
[00:18] <ikim> oh..
[00:18] <ikim> encrypt?
[00:18] <ikim> hmm..
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[13:04] <jCon> does anybody know how to upload multiple files, with just using one browse-but
[13:05] <TBF> That's not possible via JS, you will require Flash or Java.
[13:05] <TBF> It would be easier to provide the user with multiple file input fields.
[13:05] <jCon> ok... via Java sounds good
[13:05] <TBF> Java and JS are not the same.
[13:05] <TBF> You got asked in #Java for this reason.
[13:05] <TBF> Use: #Javascript
[13:05] <jCon> I know:)
[13:06] <TBF> Aaah, you did truely mean Java, yikes.
[13:06] <jCon> but thought that I would work with javascript
[13:06] <TBF> Thats one of the worst methods ;-)
[13:07] <jCon> want to do it with a html-form
[13:07] <jCon> togehter with jsp/js?
[13:08] <jCon> just don't know how to choose and post multiple files.. how to handle them lat
[13:08] <TBF> Select your method first. Your solutions are:
[13:08] <TBF> HTML = Can only upload one file per selection;
[13:09] <TBF> Java or Flash = Can upload multiple files per selection.
[13:09] <TBF> Then work from there.
[13:09] <TBF> The solutions above are client-side.
[13:09] <TBF> I am referring to no server-side solutions, I don't care if you use JSP, PHP or
[13:09] <jCon> hm..ok
[13:10] <jCon> hehe.. ok
[13:10] <jCon> but what do you mean with java, that I have to create an applet?
[13:10] <TBF> Yes, or opt for an existing solution out there. This is a common task.
[13:11] <jCon> hm... ok.. have searched, no hits yet
[13:11] <TBF> I see, the Internet must be offline today.
[13:12] <TBF> Or you cannot perform a query.
[13:12] <v9> why must it be one browse button?
[13:12] <TBF> re: http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=Java+applet+file+upload&
[13:12] <TBF> sf.net seems to hint a good project there for you to use.
[13:14] <jCon> v9: for example: let's say a user wants to upload 50 images to the server
[13:15] <jCon> TBF: hehe,, my hope was to use a html-form :/
[13:15] <jCon> an applet is the last solution
[13:15] <TBF> I agree, it is the last option.
[13:16] <TBF> HTML form's file input does not allow for multiple files to be selected. You mu
[13:16] <TBF> They have to repeat the action each time, and select from the dialog. Instead o
[13:16] <TBF> If you're serious about this, you could merge all the common solutions.
[13:17] <jCon> TBF: what do you mean
[13:17] <TBF> If your JS detects Flash, use a Flash file to offer a form upload method which
[13:17] <TBF> If Flash is not available, check for Java enabled access, if so, provide a Java
[13:17] <TBF> If that fails, HTML time.
[13:17] <jCon> ahaaa.. ok
[13:44] <v9> jCon> v9: for example: let's say a user wants to upload 50 images to the
[13:44] <v9> server
[13:44] <v9> easier to make elements with javascript and just increment the name of the eleme
[13:44] <v9> "add file"
[13:44] <v9> plops another file input
[13:45] <v9> and generally speaking, thats what most people do
[13:45] <jCon> v9: but how to select multiple files in the "open file" popup window
[13:54] <AccessMky> Have you ever noticed that no website has ever allowed you to select mult
[13:54] <AccessMky> You can fake it out by writing your own "dialog window", that's about it
[13:55] <jCon> AccessMky: true
[13:56] <AccessMky> Even then I think you'd need activex or some other bit of code to run dir
[13:56] <AccessMky> In order to "roll your own" file dialog you would need to enumerate the f
[14:08] <jCon> ok
[14:12] <v9> you have no control of file inputs
[14:12] <v9> well, very limited as it's considered a security concern
[14:12] <v9> the add multiple file inputs is as good as it gets
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[15:01] <sonikx> quick question: how do you make text bold in html?
[15:01] <sonikx> i tried <bold> and </bold> but that didnt work
[15:07] <v9> <b>
[17:32] <raydog> hi guys, in IE7 there is a button you click that's near the address bar that
[17:33] <porfus3> did you just ask that in #html ?
[17:40] <MrH> can anyone tell me what would cause this error in firefox ? : Error: uncaught e
[17:48] <Okee> Anyone in the UK on here?
[18:31] <ster1> hi. i'm looking for a free and simple wysiwyg html editor (something like fro
[18:42] <Okee> ster1> checkout snapfiles.com That is a good source for something like t
[18:42] <Okee> I am looking for a blue led clock image that I may copy and use without restri
[18:50] <ster1> thank you very much. i'll check it out!
[18:53] <Okee> If you didn't need a Wysiswyg and could get by with a text editor, I would rec
[18:54] <Okee> What sources are people using for Royalty Free images? I just joined iStockPh
[18:58] <v9> notepad++ is a good editor
[18:58] <v9> but no visualization really
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[20:54] <lwizardl> hi
[20:55] <real_eyes> high
Session Close: Fri Jan 11 00:00:00 2008