... A submit button on an HTML form. ... Client-side object . ... JavaScript 1.1: added type property; added onBlur and onFocus event handlers; added blur and focus methods . JavaScript 1.2: added handleEvent method The HTML INPUT tag, with "submit" as the value of the TYPE attribute. ... form . ... INPUT NAME="button1" TYPE="button" VALUE="Show Form Name" . ... For all Submit objects, the value of the type property is "submit" . ... INPUT TYPE="button" NAME="helpButton" VALUE="Help"> Submit.name . ...

... JavaScript applications in the Navigator are largely event-driven. ... For your script to react to an event, you define event handlers , such as onChange and onClick . ... The event object, passed as an argument to each event handler and containing information about the event . ... In all versions of Navigator, you define an event handler (a JavaScript function or series of statements) to handle an event. ... The form contains a button with an onClick event handler that calls the compute function. ...

What is a Handler . ... mod_actions . ... A "handler" is an internal Apache representation of the action to be performed when a file is called. Generally, files have implicit handlers, based on the file type. Normally, all files are simply served by the server, but certain file types are "handled" separately. Apache 1.1 adds the ability to use handlers explicitly. ... The following directives will enable the send-as-is handler, which is used for files which contain their own HTTP headers. ...

... In the example the element is used to request the name of a file to be written. ... Example program: /* example9.c -XT */ #include "stddef.h" #include "gipsyc.h" #include "cmain.h" #include "init.h" #include "finis.h" #include "userfio.h" #include "ggi.h" /* * Button keyword handler for quitting. */ static void quit(ident id, char *key, int code, void *arg) { bool button=toflog(FALSE); (void)userflog( , 1, 2, key, " "); if (tobool(button)) { wkeyf(key); /* reset button */ if (GgiVerify("Really quit?...

... A GB (GB1 and GB2) code is a two byte code, where the first byte is in the range $21-$77 (hexadecimal), and the second byte is in the range $21-$7E. A graphical ASCII character is a byte in the range $21-$7E. A non-graphical ASCII character is a byte in the range $0-$20 or of the value $7F. Since the range of a graphical ASCII character overlaps that of a GB byte, a byte in the range $21-$7E is interpreted according to the mode it is in. ... This code switches the mode from GB back to ASCII. ...

Motif and X-Windows . It is possible to execute a Motif application on a computer around the corner or around the world and redirect the input and output for the application to your workstation. There are files located on the Science Cluster to help you position and display windows from a remote VMS system. ... Copy two command files: . ... From one of the workstation windows, have the remote system execute the x command file and create the display on your workstation by using this command: . ...

OptInt PmWiki . ... PmWiki . ... This page explains how to discourage "link spamming" on your wiki site using PmWiki's urlapprove.php script. ... allowing you to limit the number of unapproved links that may be added to a page. ... The reason for this is that the approve mechanism only approves links on the current page. ... To see what link is to be approved without editing the page a tool tip can be displayed when the cursor hovers over the (approve links) link that displays the URL. e.g. Example . ...

... Science . ... Science Users Information > Science Archive Facility > Request Handler FAQ . ... Data Handling and Products . ... ESO Data . ... Also, please double-check that you have entered correctly the full address of the service ( http://www.eso.org/requestHandler/pipacks ), including the leading triple w. Answer: The packages contain the raw data belonging to the selected run, the associated raw calibrations, the masters derived from them and the pipeline science products generated from them...

... Meta Index / Home Page / F90 DAL API / API Overview A column can be accessed and released again with the procedures . ... The following example illustrates how to change the values in a column. program modifyColumn use dal type(DataSetT) :: set type(TableT) :: tab type(ColumnT) :: col integer(kind=int32), dimension(:), pointer :: x set = dataSet("test.dat",Modify) tab = table(set,"test") col = column(tab,"x",0,0,Modify) x => int32Data(col) x = 124 call release(col) call release(set) end program . ...

To use single quotes to inhibit command substitution: #!/bin/sh trap 'echo `pwd` >>$HOME/errdir' 2 3 15 for i in /bin /usr/bin /usr/any/bin do cd $i some series of commands in the directory $i done . The file errdir will contain the name of the directory being worked on when the procedure is interrupted. ... To remove temporary files when a procedure is interrupted: #!/bin/sh temp=/tmp/file.$$ trap 'rm $temp; exit' 0 1 2 3 15 ls > $temp .. ...