I was pulling my hair out trying to figure out why I was getting a parse-error with this code… DUH!
document.getElementById('test').class = "test"
“class” is a reserved name, of course… So you access it with:
document.getElementById('test').className = "test"
Wondering how to get a nice url such as
http://www.farmsoftstudios.com/tools/ajax/tutorials.html
to run a query for you? Here’s how to get this url: http://www.farmsoftstudios.com/tools.php?type=ajax&style=tutorials to the url listed above. You’ll need a .htaccess file in the directory that you are working from. Create that, and then add these lines:
RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /your/sub-directories/if/any Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteRule tools/(.*)/(.*)\.html$ tools.php?type=$1&style=$2
To dissect that, first, you are calling an apache directive called RewriteRule. That tells apache that you want this url rewritten. Then you list the structure that you want created. In our case, that is tools/ (which is static) and then the query’s “variables.” What I mean by that is when I type
http://www.farmsoftstudios.com/tools/ajax/examples.html
into the address bar, it creates a new query with &style=example instead of tutorials. Pretty slick, eh?
I am releasing a beta-version of my new AJAX contact form. you can find it here: contact.php. Notice that all the links on the top are just there to show you how it would look as placed in a webpage. Comments, bug-reports, or anything else are appreciated. Thanks!
I totally rewrote the contact form, making it a completely table-less design. The form validation still works, and the code is a whole lot cleaner now.
Go ahead and try it out!