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femi4:
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0977686654

Thank you very much. It worked.

The sooner we attend to climate change, the better for our frail necks. If we neglect this call, over a third of us will die in a short time span, while the remnants will struggle to, at least, survive and breathe. The end is closer than it ever has been.

femi4:
You can't use it on any other device

I changed my device so I need a new activation code. Please send me one for my BB curve 4.
My pin is 28EE2B6D.

Are you thinking of PHP-GTK? Look up the documentations. http://gtk.php.net/ has documentation.

Check your JavaScript console for error logs.
This line

 index = Math.floor (Math.random() * images.length); 

does something interesting. Read up a reference on it. It generates a random number from 0.1 to 1. You multiply that number by another number and you get a number greater than zero and less than or equal to the second number. You pass the result to the

floor()

method of the

Math

object and you get a value rounded to the lower nearest integer.
So your program likely does not return '1' which is the length of your array. It is written to return a random number. Let us say it goes this way.

Math.floor(Math.random() * index.length)
//assuming index.length = 1
//assuming Math.random() returns 0.25
//the operation Math.random() * index.length returns 0.25, which is passed to the floor() method of the Math object.
//Math.floor(0.25) rounds the returned value (0.25) to the lower nearest integer. That means it returns 0.
//now, images[0] in your program is "undefined"

dhtml18:
I downloaded it, well I did not know it uses onblur, and yes it works fine. Good job, but it brings out undefined error sometimes.

It returns undefined when no pattern was found. I didn't bother fixing that since it's for this thread and you guys would understand what's the cause.
Lemme play with something else. Maybe a technique that will output the patterns found continuously as the user enters a string.