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i know that a command can be forced to run in the current shell, as opposed to a new one, by placing a dot before it, ie. $ . somescript args is there any way to do this in the shebang line, so that the script always runs in the current shell, regardless of whether there is a dot...

<?php $code = fopen(filename, "r"); echo $code; ?> i think that's right, check it first.

sorry if this is a stupid question, but when you say 'form button', you mean just like a submit button, right? if that's the case, i can't see how there would be a problem.

why not just do it in cpanel? and if you're that interested in the code, look it up in the file once you're done.

i went with ubuntu. i'm relatively new to linux, but i've been using it for about a month and i love it!

such a thing is not possible in javascript. you can't use javascript to get the amount of the page loaded. the closest thing possible in javascript would be how much of your images are loaded (which may be close enough or not, that's for you to decide). the point is, no it can't be done.

regardless of if there is a reason for the script or not, i'm telling you that it sends the array as separate arguments, not a single one.

in what context? $@ represents all of the arguments passed to a script. Edit: this is the script i'm writing, and i know it seems trivial, but its what i'm doing: #!/bin/bash # # arraystr # By: James Brumond # Created: 6 February, 2009 # # Compiles an array into a single string. # Use...

ok, but is there any way to send an array as a single argument? for example, if someone ran a script where $var is an array: $ somescript $var is there some way it could be accessed, for example, like this? #!/bin/bash echo ${1 }

i'm not sure about opera, but i'm pretty sure ie does.

have you ever thought of using a sticky note? :nuts:

Is there ANY way at all to tell whether or not a variable is an array in unix?

there is a tutorial on slicing here: http://www.entheosweb.com/photoshop/slice.asp

well, that's not very helpful. thanks for the reply, though.

no, there's no error. var_dump() resulted in a NULL value being displayed. now i'm really confused, because i know that there is something in there. ok, here is the full code for it. resume.php <?php $id = 2; # unique page id number include('resumeconfig.php;')...

How do you add items to the shops?

this problem is still open...

the link isn't working for me.

aren't raffles against the rules?

is there anyway to get rid of the dotted box that appears around links when they're clicked on?