I'm trying to create a button similar to Facebook's 'Like' button which is applied to each item in a list. When a user clicks the like button this item is favourited for the logged in user. For the moment I do this in the following way:-
Obviously this is very unsecure because anyone can easily modify the item id stored in the like() function in the onclick property and like any item thes guess the id of.
My question is how do I make this secure by either not displaying the id of the item but still having it accessible to my like function or via some other method?
I tried to implement a facebook style bar in the past, when i started i realized that IE 6 (and 7 if not under a strict doctype) did not support the "fixed" css position. So at the time i had implemented an ie hack using a conditional ie css file that used ie expressions. This turned out to perform too slowly for my likely, and didn't offer the control i needed to properly hide the bar in ie if javascript was disabled.what i am looking for is a javascript solution to the bottom bar.
I know there are plugins that can do the job but I was wondering if anyone knows of any tutorials or has any advice on how to do facebook style javascript photo tagging? I want user to be able to create a square on the photo as the tag and then the coordinates of this will be saved in the mysql database I use for the back end. I assume that's how the process is done?
My site is secure but also contain non secure items from google adsense. users have the options to view secure only or secure and non- secure item. I would like to be able to identify what that user chose so I can show some other things if they choose to only see secure items.
I would like to implement a login functionality to my website.
I've written a login form like this:
The problem is: how can I send the username and password to the server in a securely way? I mean, if the server sends the whole page in HTTP then the user wants to log in, he would not be able to send it in HTTPS, unless the server sends the login page to the user in HTTPS. But I would like this thing to happen with no full page refresh.
[URL] In this link example, you will see the Facebook/Twitter share buttons on the upper, left-side. When you attempt to share this page to your Facebook friends, by default, it shows a random image on the page, when IT SHOULD be showing the post avatar of the bicycle wheel. How can we modify the script to capture this bicycle wheel avatar by default?
I've just started to learn jQuery since yesterday so there are a lot to learn. My question is about the jQuery UI dialog: How can I use the style that was used for the button in the dialog for asp.net buttons? I would like all my buttons to have the same look and feel.
I have a select that is workingusing jeditable. However, I cannot figure out how to style the submitbutton. I have the DIV of the field to edit within a <td> of a table.
How can I style the background of a radio button? I have a form where it validates the users has selected one of the radio group values. If they don't the group gets focus and I would like to highlight the radio group. I tried the below it it seems focus goes to the correct group but no background changes. Now I know you can change the background of radios and apply a border of you would like.
on my website: [URL] I am using the buttons from JQuery UI, as you can see on the example: [URL] there is a rollover effect on the button but not on my website?!
I have two radio buttons with two options,YES and NO. When the user click on YES, I use some JavaScript to display some text, as below:
obj.style.visibility='visible'
Or if they click No I collapse it again with a style change:
obj.style.visibility='hidden'
So, there has two scenarios:
1.) By default value is YES so the text is 'Visible', when user click on NO (the text will be hided) and submit by proceed to another page and When they then click the browser Back Button to return to the first page, the text is "visible'.
2.) By default, the text is "hide" and it will be reflected when user click on "YES", but when user proceed to another page and When they then click the browser Back Button to return to the first page, the text is "hide".
I am trying to make it so that the style "RowSelected" (embedded below) is applied to the table row from which the radio button is selected, and then removed when a different radio button is clicked.
Right now, the below code kinda works. The javascript was copied from an example on a website from which I forgot the URL. It only applies the style properties to the label text, and not to the row. Code:
I have this code that changes the color of the table cell when it is moused over, but I would like to also have it do this:
select radio button when cell is clicked. change class to blue3 when clicked and leave it like that until another is clicked. Continue changing color on mouseover. Code:
I like having scripts external, but I wonder about the security of internal anyway. Someone could save and change the HTML, right? But is that possible with an external script? I always thought not (unless there was an error), until a person on this forum was able to grab the script I was working with at the time. No problem with that, but it brings up the question in my mind about security in general surrounding java-script.
My idea is to create a safety system that indicates the safety of the password. I have a field in a form called PASSWORD and I want that if the person writes only letters by means of a document.write there appears a phrase that says: easy password. If more than 8 letters appear: medium password. And if writes letters and numbers appear: high password.
The data that needs to parsed is on an asp page secured by a login form. I have access to the site, but I was wondering how one would go about writing a script that would automatically access the page and grab the HTML.
Garbing the HTML then parsing the information I understand. I just don't know if its possible to access the data through an external script (run from another server) even though we have access rights to the page requiring login that is situated on another server.
The reason for this is because we don't have direct access to the database.
Is there any type of script or plugin out that has a secure, DropBox-like interface? I wanted clients to have a username and password, and that username and password to be tied to a mysql db of sorts that allows them access to their specific FTP space without them knowing the actual server info.
I've got two seperate websites that I'm working on. I am doing the design of the main website and the second site is a secure login area which another person has created.
My question is... can I put a login form on the main page, and then have it transfer the information into the secure login? The purpose being so that people can login directly from the main page instead of having to click to go to the secure area and then log in?
Is it possible to call a WSDL document behind authentication with an existing SOAP service to pull data from a database behind authentication in Javascript?
Ultimately, I want to insert script into a spreadsheet to aggregate data from a database behind authentication.
