http://www.coderfoo.com/examples/datatable-multi-row-select.html
DataTable selectAllRows extension:
// Extend YUI DataTable which is missing a selectAllRows method
YAHOO.lang.augmentObject(
YAHOO.widget.DataTable.prototype, {
_selectAllTrEls : function() {
var selectedRowsEven = YAHOO.util.Dom.getElementsByClassName(YAHOO.widget.DataTable.CLASS_EVEN, "tr",this._elTbody);
YAHOO.util.Dom.addClass( selectedRowsEven , YAHOO.widget.DataTable.CLASS_SELECTED);
var selectedRowsOdd = YAHOO.util.Dom.getElementsByClassName(YAHOO.widget.DataTable.CLASS_ODD, "tr",this._elTbody);
YAHOO.util.Dom.addClass( selectedRowsOdd, YAHOO.widget.DataTable.CLASS_SELECTED);
},
/* Selects all rows. * * @method selectAllRows */
selectAllRows : function() {
// Remove all rows from tracker
var tracker = this._aSelections || [];
for(var j=tracker.length- 1; j>-1; j--) {
if(YAHOO.lang.isString( tracker[j] )){
tracker.splice( j,1);
}
}
// Update tracker
this._aSelections = tracker;
// Update UI
this._selectAllTrEls();
// Get all highlighted rows and make yahoo aware they are selected
var selectedRowsEven = YAHOO.util.Dom.getElementsByClassName(YAHOO.widget.DataTable.CLASS_SELECTED, "tr",this._elTbody);
for (i=0;i<selectedRowsEven.length; i++){
this.selectRow(i);
}
}
});
// End YUI Datatable extension
]]>
The alternative to monitoring software is good ol' fashioned scripts via cron. When time and resources don't allow, scripts work great if done right. For this post, I'm sharing a Perl script which uses libcurl via WWW::Curl to monitor a web application and will send an email alert if there is a problem. Initially I had used Net::HTTP to issue a simple HTTP request and parse the resulting HTTP code. This works fine, but what if I need to login to the site first? Curl is basically a command line web browser so it will allow you to login to a site, store cookies, follow redirects, etc. This script uses a config file for it's options. I tried just plain command-line switches at first, but it started getting messy and I'd like to support all of libcurl's options. That being said, the hardest part of using this script is figuring out which of the libcurl options you need and how they work together. If you're familiar with the curl command, most of the switches directly map to the libcurl-easy interface options.
On to some of the specifics. Here are the prerequisites for the script:
The general logic of the script is as follows:
READ config
SET curl options
PERFORM curl request
PARSE result
CHECK http code
ALERT IF http error code
ALERT IF unexpected http code
ALERT IF timeout reached
DONE
If no HTTP codes are specified in the config file the defaults will be used. That is, an error code is anything greater than or equal to 400 and unexpected codes are any other than 200 and less than 400. See here for specifics on status codes.
The configuration options are case insensitive so feel free to use whatever case you like for readability. Below is an example configuration. Using these settings will simply hit the URL and send an alert email if there is a problem.
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # monitor-site.pl Config File # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # General settings repeat = 1 # Only repeat the alert once threshhold = 3600 # Only alert an hour later after the initial alert timeout = 600 # Alert if the request takes longer than 10 seconds # Alert email options <alert> # Required To = andy@coderfoo.com # Optional From = admin@coderfoo.com Subject = "Critical Issue!" # Define HTTP Code alerts. Any code not defined here will be "unexpected" Error = 400-417,500-505 Ok = 200 </alert> # Libcurl options, all are supported <curlopts> # Required CURLOPT_URL = http://www.coderfoo.com # Optional (See the libcurl docs for options) </curlopts>
Note that the only required options are "to" within the <alert> block and "curlopt_url" in the <curlopts> block. If the "repeat" and/or "threshhold" options are used, a hidden file called .monitor will be created to track the results of the last run.
Here is a link to a tar-gz of the monitor:
http://www.coderfoo.com/source/monitor-site.tar.gz
See the README file in this package for information on installation and running the script.
]]> onDragOver: function(e, id) {
var srcEl = this.getEl();
var destEl = Dom.get(id);
// We are only concerned with menu items, we ignore the dragover
// notifications for anything else.
if (destEl.id.match(/^ygtv[0-9]+$/)) {
var orig_p = srcEl.parentNode;
var p = destEl.parentNode;
var destIdx = destEl.id.match(/[0-9]+$/);
var destTreeNode = oTextNodeMap['ygtvlabelel' + destIdx];
// Ignore any parent that is expanded
// If !expanded
if (! destTreeNode.expanded) {
if (this.goingUp) {
p.insertBefore(srcEl, destEl); // insert above
lastDestId = destEl.id;
}
else {
p.insertBefore(srcEl, destEl.nextSibling); // insert below
lastDestId = destEl.id;
}
}
DDM.refreshCache();
}
}
my $sql;
my @fields = qw(field1 field2 field3 field4 field5);
my @bind_values;
if ($input->{action} eq "Add") {
$sql =
"INSERT INTO datatable (" .
join(", ", @fields) .
") VALUES (" .
join(", ", map {"?"} @fields) .
")";
map {push @bind_values, $input->{$_} } @fields;
}
elsif ($input->{action} eq "Update") {
$sql =
"UPDATE datatable SET " .
join(", ", map {"$_ = ?"} @fields) .
" WHERE primarykey = ?";
map { push @bind_values, $input->{$_} } @fields;
push @bind_values, $input->{primarykey};
}
if (length $sql) {
my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sql);
$sth->execute(@bind_values);
}
]]>