if ($('input[type=email][name=your-email]').val() != "") {
$('#contact-box').append('<div class="remove"><br/><p>You may call any of the Brokers above or simply click the button below and your selected Broker will contact you as soon as possible.</p><input type="submit" class="blue_button disabled" value="CONTACT ME" disabled></div>');
} else {
$('#contact-box').append('<div id="contact-me-div"><p>You may call any of the Brokers above or simply click the button below and your selected Broker will contact you as soon as possible.</p><input id="contact-me" type="submit" class="blue_button" value="CONTACT ME"></div>');
<pclass="description indicator-hint"><?php_e('Hint: The password should be at least seven characters long. To make it stronger, use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols like ! " ? $ % ^ & ).');?></p>
<brclass="clear"/>
<?php
/**
* Fires following the 'Strength indicator' meter in the user password reset form.
*
* @since 3.9.0
*
* @param WP_User $user User object of the user whose password is being reset.
* Additional projects that may be used: http://sourceforge.net/projects/debugobject/
* Acknowledge: Jose Solorzano (https://sourceforge.net/projects/php-html/)
* Contributions by:
* Yousuke Kumakura (Attribute filters)
* Vadim Voituk (Negative indexes supports of "find" method)
* Antcs (Constructor with automatically load contents either text or file/url)
*
* all affected sections have comments starting with "PaperG"
*
* Paperg - Added case insensitive testing of the value of the selector.
* Paperg - Added tag_start for the starting index of tags - NOTE: This works but not accurately.
* This tag_start gets counted AFTER \r\n have been crushed out, and after the remove_noice calls so it will not reflect the REAL position of the tag in the source,
* it will almost always be smaller by some amount.
* We use this to determine how far into the file the tag in question is. This "percentage will never be accurate as the $dom->size is the "real" number of bytes the dom was created from.
* but for most purposes, it's a really good estimation.
* Paperg - Added the forceTagsClosed to the dom constructor. Forcing tags closed is great for malformed html, but it CAN lead to parsing errors.
* Allow the user to tell us how much they trust the html.
* Paperg add the text and plaintext to the selectors for the find syntax. plaintext implies text in the innertext of a node. text implies that the tag is a text node.
* This allows for us to find tags based on the text they contain.
* Create find_ancestor_tag to see if a tag is - at any level - inside of another specific tag.
* Paperg: added parse_charset so that we know about the character set of the source document.
* NOTE: If the user's system has a routine called get_last_retrieve_url_contents_content_type availalbe, we will assume it's returning the content-type header from the
* last transfer or curl_exec, and we will parse that and use it in preference to any other method of charset detection.
*
* Found infinite loop in the case of broken html in restore_noise. Rewrote to protect from that.
* PaperG (John Schlick) Added get_display_size for "IMG" tags.
*
* Licensed under The MIT License
* Redistributions of files must retain the above copyright notice.
// this is a normal search, we want the value of that attribute of the tag.
$nodeKeyValue=$node->attr[$key];
}
if(is_object($debug_object)){$debug_object->debug_log(2,"testing node: ".$node->tag." for attribute: ".$key.$exp.$val." where nodes value is: ".$nodeKeyValue);}
//PaperG - If lowercase is set, do a case insensitive test of the value of the selector.
// and if this doesn't work... then we need to just wrongheadedly assume it's UTF-8 so that we can move on - cause this will usually give us most of what we need...
if($charset===false)
{
if(is_object($debug_object)){$debug_object->debug_log(2,'since mb_detect failed - using default of utf-8');}
$charset='UTF-8';
}
}
// Since CP1252 is a superset, if we get one of it's subsets, we want it instead.
