If (jQuery('.product-button').All of this is fairly straight forward. $commentFrame.css('min-height', frameHeight + 'px')

Var frameHeight = jQuery($).height() + 50 Var $commentFrame = jQuery('#commentArea iframe') JQuery('div.blog-social div.fb-like').attr('class', 'blog-social-item blog-fb-like') Has anyone worked with anything like this, or have any ideas on how to set it up? I've played around a little bit with using an 'operation' to break apart the fields, but since the delimiters change with every field, it didn't work too well, plus operations are a desktop function, and I'm looking to do this on the web. (In other words, it should pretty much work the same way on a license from any state using the AAMVA format.)So what's in the that funny looking barcode? Well when scanned into a simple wordpad, the result of this particular license looks like this: MAIN STDAIVILLAGE PARKDAJMDDAK20912 DARC DAS DAT DAU600DAW167DBA20110124DBB19820124DBC1DBD20051126DBHNAnd here is how the data breaks down, and how they separate the data fields: (Means 'Driver's License' as opposed to a non-driver ID card) DAQD-123-456-789-000 (Driver's License Number) DAADOE (Last Name)JOHN (First Name)MICHAEL (Middle Name)JR (Suffix) DAG26 MAIN ST (Address) DAIVILLAGE PARK (City) DAJMD (State) DAK20912 (Zip) DARC (License Class) DAS DAT DAU600 (Height) DAW167 (Weight) DBA20110124 (Expiration Date) DBB19820124 (DOB) DBC1 (Sex 1=M, 2=F) DBD20051126 (Issue Date) DBHN (Organ Donor Y/N?) So now that I know all this, I'm looking for a simple (if possible) way to scan it to a field on a web page, then upon clicking submit, having the data parsed correctly into separate fields for use on that particular web form. I'm using a special 'sample' Maryland driver's license for testing, but it conforms to the AAMVA standards for universal license data coding. It's a Handheld 2D Barcode Scanner, and I want to use it to scan the barcode on the back of a driver's license, then populate forms with the resulting data. Here is the finished HTML-code, set your data in the GET parameter 'data': Ever wonder what's in that barcode on the back of your driver's license? I just got a new toy that I'm playing around with, and I'd like to incorporate A5 to allow me to use it for something useful.

Drivers license barcode on back