what does it mean fieldRequired.lenght in php 4.1 ?

[Andrey Koptyaev]

What does it mean "fieldRequired. lenght" in php 4.1 ?
I know "fieldRequi red->lenght" but don't know "fieldRequired. lenght"
Please help to understand.
Thank you!

[Colin Fine]

Re: what does it mean fieldRequired.l enght in php 4.1 ?

Andrey Koptyaev wrote:

What does it mean "fieldRequired. lenght" in php 4.1 ?
I know "fieldRequi red->lenght" but don't know "fieldRequired. lenght"
Please help to understand.
Thank you!
>

'.' is the string concatenation operator, but neither 'fieldRequired'
nor 'lenght' appear to be variables.

Can you give us some context?

Colin

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: what does it mean fieldRequired.l enght in php 4.1 ?

Andrey Koptyaev wrote:

What does it mean "fieldRequired. lenght" in php 4.1 ?
I know "fieldRequi red->lenght" but don't know "fieldRequired. lenght"
Please help to understand.
Thank you!
>

Andrey,

By itself this doesn't make much sense. Can you give us a reference
where you saw it?

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[Andrey Koptyaev]

Re: what does it mean fieldRequired.l enght in php 4.1 ?


Colin Fine wrote:

Andrey Koptyaev wrote:

What does it mean "fieldRequired. lenght" in php 4.1 ?
I know "fieldRequi red->lenght" but don't know "fieldRequired. lenght"
Please help to understand.
Thank you!

>
'.' is the string concatenation operator, but neither 'fieldRequired'
nor 'lenght' appear to be variables.
>
Can you give us some context?
>
Colin

here:

function formCheck(formo bj){
// Enter name of mandatory fields
var fieldRequired = Array("title", "category", "descriptio n",
"regnow_id" , "vid");
// Enter field description to appear in the dialog box
var fieldDescriptio n = Array("<?=$GLOB ALS['_TITLE']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_DESC']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_CATEG']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_RNID']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_VENDOR']?>");
// dialog message
var alertMsg = "<?=$GLOBAL S['_ERR11']?>\n";

var l_Msg = alertMsg.length ;

for (var i = 0; i < fieldRequired.l ength; i++){
var obj = formobj.element s[fieldRequired[i]];

[Kimmo Laine]

Re: what does it mean fieldRequired.l enght in php 4.1 ?

"Andrey Koptyaev" <koptyaev@gmail .comwrote in message
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>
Colin Fine wrote:

>Andrey Koptyaev wrote:

What does it mean "fieldRequired. lenght" in php 4.1 ?
I know "fieldRequi red->lenght" but don't know "fieldRequired. lenght"
Please help to understand.
Thank you!
>

>>
>'.' is the string concatenation operator, but neither 'fieldRequired'
>nor 'lenght' appear to be variables.
>>
>Can you give us some context?
>>
>Colin

>
here:
>
function formCheck(formo bj){
// Enter name of mandatory fields
var fieldRequired = Array("title", "category", "descriptio n",
"regnow_id" , "vid");
// Enter field description to appear in the dialog box
var fieldDescriptio n = Array("<?=$GLOB ALS['_TITLE']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_DESC']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_CATEG']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_RNID']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_VENDOR']?>");
// dialog message
var alertMsg = "<?=$GLOBAL S['_ERR11']?>\n";
>
var l_Msg = alertMsg.length ;
>
for (var i = 0; i < fieldRequired.l ength; i++){
var obj = formobj.element s[fieldRequired[i]];
>

That's javascript mixed with some php. In your example code everything
between the <? ?tags is php, anything outside them is javascript. In this
case fieldRequired.l ength is a javascript command. To be precide, it refers
to a string object 'fieldRequired' and it's class member 'length'.

Ask in a javascript group.


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[Pedro Graca]

Re: what does it mean fieldRequired.l enght in php 4.1 ?

Andrey Koptyaev wrote:

here:
>
function formCheck(formo bj){
// Enter name of mandatory fields
var fieldRequired = Array("title", "category", "descriptio n",
"regnow_id" , "vid");
// Enter field description to appear in the dialog box

No PHP so far

var fieldDescriptio n = Array("<?=$GLOB ALS['_TITLE']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_DESC']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_CATEG']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_RNID']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_VENDOR']?>");
// dialog message
var alertMsg = "<?=$GLOBAL S['_ERR11']?>\n";

Only stuff between <? and ?(6 things) is, probably (*), PHP.
All the rest isn't; and also there is no more PHP below.

var l_Msg = alertMsg.length ;
>
for (var i = 0; i < fieldRequired.l ength; i++){
var obj = formobj.element s[fieldRequired[i]];

I suggest you ask in a newsgroup that deals with this language, whatever
it is :)


(*) It is PHP if your server is configured with short_open_tags .
Rather than rely on a specific server configuration, it's best to code
that as

<?php echo $variable; ?>

which will work on every server with PHP installed (and configured to
'run' on files with the extension this snippet is in).

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[Andrey Koptyaev]

Re: what does it mean fieldRequired.l enght in php 4.1 ?


Kimmo Laine wrote:

"Andrey Koptyaev" <koptyaev@gmail .comwrote in message
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Colin Fine wrote:

Andrey Koptyaev wrote:
What does it mean "fieldRequired. lenght" in php 4.1 ?
I know "fieldRequi red->lenght" but don't know "fieldRequired. lenght"
Please help to understand.
Thank you!

>
'.' is the string concatenation operator, but neither 'fieldRequired'
nor 'lenght' appear to be variables.
>
Can you give us some context?
>
Colin

here:

function formCheck(formo bj){
// Enter name of mandatory fields
var fieldRequired = Array("title", "category", "descriptio n",
"regnow_id" , "vid");
// Enter field description to appear in the dialog box
var fieldDescriptio n = Array("<?=$GLOB ALS['_TITLE']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_DESC']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_CATEG']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_RNID']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_VENDOR']?>");
// dialog message
var alertMsg = "<?=$GLOBAL S['_ERR11']?>\n";

var l_Msg = alertMsg.length ;

for (var i = 0; i < fieldRequired.l ength; i++){
var obj = formobj.element s[fieldRequired[i]];

>
That's javascript mixed with some php. In your example code everything
between the <? ?tags is php, anything outside them is javascript. In this
case fieldRequired.l ength is a javascript command. To be precide, it refers
to a string object 'fieldRequired' and it's class member 'length'.
>
Ask in a javascript group.

ok
thank you
I am going to teach some java :-)

[Andrey Koptyaev]

Re: what does it mean fieldRequired.l enght in php 4.1 ?


Pedro Graca wrote:

Andrey Koptyaev wrote:

here:

function formCheck(formo bj){
// Enter name of mandatory fields
var fieldRequired = Array("title", "category", "descriptio n",
"regnow_id" , "vid");
// Enter field description to appear in the dialog box

>
No PHP so far
>

var fieldDescriptio n = Array("<?=$GLOB ALS['_TITLE']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_DESC']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_CATEG']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_RNID']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_VENDOR']?>");
// dialog message
var alertMsg = "<?=$GLOBAL S['_ERR11']?>\n";

>
Only stuff between <? and ?(6 things) is, probably (*), PHP.
All the rest isn't; and also there is no more PHP below.
>

var l_Msg = alertMsg.length ;

for (var i = 0; i < fieldRequired.l ength; i++){
var obj = formobj.element s[fieldRequired[i]];

>
I suggest you ask in a newsgroup that deals with this language, whatever
it is :)
>
>
(*) It is PHP if your server is configured with short_open_tags .
Rather than rely on a specific server configuration, it's best to code
that as
>
<?php echo $variable; ?>
>
which will work on every server with PHP installed (and configured to
'run' on files with the extension this snippet is in).

ok
thank you
I understand - this is javascript with little bit php

[Kimmo Laine]

Re: what does it mean fieldRequired.l enght in php 4.1 ?

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>
Kimmo Laine wrote:

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>
Colin Fine wrote:
>Andrey Koptyaev wrote:
What does it mean "fieldRequired. lenght" in php 4.1 ?
I know "fieldRequi red->lenght" but don't know "fieldRequired. lenght"
Please help to understand.
Thank you!
>
>>
>'.' is the string concatenation operator, but neither 'fieldRequired'
>nor 'lenght' appear to be variables.
>>
>Can you give us some context?
>>
>Colin
>
here:
>
function formCheck(formo bj){
// Enter name of mandatory fields
var fieldRequired = Array("title", "category", "descriptio n",
"regnow_id" , "vid");
// Enter field description to appear in the dialog box
var fieldDescriptio n = Array("<?=$GLOB ALS['_TITLE']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_DESC']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_CATEG']?>",
"<?=$GLOBAL S['_RNID']?>", "<?=$GLOBAL S['_VENDOR']?>");
// dialog message
var alertMsg = "<?=$GLOBAL S['_ERR11']?>\n";
>
var l_Msg = alertMsg.length ;
>
for (var i = 0; i < fieldRequired.l ength; i++){
var obj = formobj.element s[fieldRequired[i]];
>

>>
>That's javascript mixed with some php. In your example code everything
>between the <? ?tags is php, anything outside them is javascript. In
>this
>case fieldRequired.l ength is a javascript command. To be precide, it
>refers
>to a string object 'fieldRequired' and it's class member 'length'.
>>
>Ask in a javascript group.

>
ok
thank you
I am going to teach some java :-)
>

First of all it's JavaScript, not Java, those two are very much different
languages, and secondly I do wish you first LEARN some javascript before you
start TEACHING it... ;)


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[Andrey Koptyaev]

Re: what does it mean fieldRequired.l enght in php 4.1 ?

ok

thank you
I am going to teach some java :-)

>
First of all it's JavaScript, not Java, those two are very much different
languages, and secondly I do wish you first LEARN some javascript before you
start TEACHING it... ;)

yes, I understand you
my english very bad
then I going to learn some javascript and late I'll think about
teaching :-)