Comments by Doug Vanderweide

Doug Vanderweide 5-Jan-15 7:34am View

Since I can't see how you set up sudo, I can't answer. But any time you elevate privileges for the web user to root, you are making a mistake.

Doug Vanderweide 3-Jan-15 10:54am View

The problem, once again, is that your PHP user does not have sufficient privileges to execute that binary. Your best solution, once again, is to not run this process at all on your Web box, but to build a proxy service that can do this work off the Web server. If you are willing to ignore all common sense and safety and run that job from the command line anyway, either elevate the privileges of the PHP user. (Not root, the PHP user. Which is almost certainly not root.) Or add the PHP user to sudo as a root user for that process. Both of which would be huge mistakes to do. In other words, just build a proxy service for this file conversion, or find some other means to convert your documents. Because what you are trying to do is very, very dangerous. I don't know if I have made that clear so let me say it again: Don't do what you are trying to do. Just don't.

Doug Vanderweide 2-Jan-15 15:54pm View

See new solution below.

Doug Vanderweide 2-Jan-15 15:41pm View

You asked for JavaScript. JavaScript uses microtime, which is the Unix epoch in milliseconds. GIYF.

If you don't have access to server-side applications, you can't do what you want.

Doug Vanderweide 2-Jan-15 15:38pm View

You're logging to console. That's not going to appear in your web browser; it's going to show up in the console, which is some external management tool.

This will pop up three consecutive alert dialogs:

window.onload = function() {
alert("hello");
alert("Remembertobringanumbrella.");
alert("this");
}

Doug Vanderweide 2-Jan-15 15:05pm View

Yes.

Doug Vanderweide 2-Jan-15 12:59pm View

The logic you have now won't work.

If what you want is to be able to pass, to a function, arrays of OSes and colors, and get back every match that meets those arrays:

var filterColor = ["red"];
var filterOS = ["android", "ios", "other"];

var filteredProducts = $.grep(products, function(n, i) {
return $.inArray(n.os, filterOS) && $.inArray(n.color, filterColor);
});

filteredProducts is now an array of JSON objects that are red in color, and have an OS of android, ios or other.

Doug Vanderweide 29-Dec-14 16:24pm View

When you include a Web Service by reference in a .NET project, and it requires authentication, you generally pass the authentication using the System.Net.NetworkCredential class.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms154673.aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/71b57yke(v=vs.110).aspx

Doug Vanderweide 29-Dec-14 15:06pm View

Not without knowing what error message you get, no.

Doug Vanderweide 29-Dec-14 15:05pm View

Yes.

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