i was having some trouble at work creating form buttons with graphics for reset buttons. i just thought someone might be interested in my non-javascript solution:
<button style="background: none; border: none;"> <img src="reset.jpg" alt="" /> </button>
here's a nice little snip of c# code. this is meant to be used in an asp.net web application. the following code will return either a querystring variable or a post variable, it tries both and finds the valid one.
public string RequestParam(string paramname)
{
string result = string.Empty;
if (Context.Request.Form.Count != 0)
{
result = Convert.ToString(Context.Request.Form[paramname]);
}
else if (Context.Request.QueryString.Count != 0)
{
result = Convert.ToString(Context.Request.QueryString[paramname]);
}
return (result == null) ? string.Empty : result.Trim();
}
my new experimental website http://xero.owns.us/ is online. no general theme or style. the web it the medium: html, css, and javascript. counter intuitive navigation. epilepsy inducing exhibits. legions of dancing popup windows. no schedule for releases. no logic. no rules.
place this code in a file called index.cgi, chmod it to 775, and place it in a directory of html files. this script will pick one of the files in the specified directory at random, and print it to the screen. refresh the page for a new random one.
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
#print "<pre>";
$basep = "/wwwroot/path2/randomdir";
srand(time ^ $$);
#print "got random time...\n";
@files = `ls $basep/*.html`;
#print "got file list...\n";
#foreach (@files) { print "-----$_\n";}
$file = rand(@files);
#print "got random file...$phrase\n";
$nupath = "$files[$file]";
#print "got new path...$nupath\n";
open(LOG, $nupath) or die "$!\n";
while ()
{
print $_;
}
close (LOG);
#print "</pre>";
exit;
