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Recent content by mikemedia
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list menu to change text field
Thank you. Your assist was exactly what I needed.- mikemedia
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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list menu to change text field
What th' heck am I doin' wrong?!? Revised script in order to keep it REAL SIMPLE. Still, Nada! <head> <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> function whichTest() { var rank = document.form1.getElementById('rank').option.selected.value if(rank == "Private") { alert("OK!")...- mikemedia
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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list menu to change text field
I've done it before, but now I'm bumbling. Need to change text field based on option selected in list menu. What have I done wrong? Please, need quick answer! <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> function whichTest() { if(document.getElementById('rank').option.selected.value =...- mikemedia
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- Forum: Javascript
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Alternate to Visual Calendar Extension
Thanks. I think that I can tweak the 1st one to suit my needs. -
Architecture for Events Calendar
I am trying to create a similar events calendar. The key feature of the calendar would be user administration. The calendar would retrieve the user added event data from a database and display it in the correlating calendar day. This maybe better developed in .NET, but I'm not sure the...- mikemedia
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Alternate to Visual Calendar Extension
Great site! Thanks. Still didn't find what I was looking for though. Perhaps I overlooked it. My calendar will need a back-end editable database formated simply enough for end users, so that they can administer (edit, add) themselves. Hopefully the calendar days will read the specified... -
Alternate to Visual Calendar Extension
I’ve recently purchased the Dreamweaver Extension, Visual Calendar http://www.topdreamweaverextensions.com/dreamweaver-visual-calendar After employing it in my website, I was informed by my SysAdmin that PHP was not permitted on the server. I particularly need a simple UI for user... -
JavaScript function to post form... And more
CODE URL: http://users.hargray.com/mikemedia/ I appreciate everyone's help. I've commented out lines: 117 and portions of 128 Lines 108 - 116 truly puzzle me. They should work. The ultimate goal is to fill three fields (date, totalScore, and passFail) AND write the values to a database...- mikemedia
- Post #12
- Forum: Javascript
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JavaScript function to post form... And more
Thanks guys! We're closin' in on it! I'm still not reaching the 'doScore.asp'. Here's what's not happening: //My Submit calls the JS function <form onsubmit="sumScore();" name="myform" method= "post" action="doscore.asp"> // the function contains various stuff for calculations(all of which...- mikemedia
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
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JavaScript function to post form... And more
Nope! I already tried that. Good guess though. document.myform.submit(); results in an error: 'document.myform' is null or not an object And yes my form is indeed <form id="myform" method= "post" action="doscore.asp">- mikemedia
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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JavaScript function to post form... And more
Real basic multiple choice quiz in a <form> I have a button: type="button" which works well calling my function sumScore() and filling results into text fields. I also have the standard form "submit" button for the <form method="post" action="doscore.asp"> I want to combine the two into one...- mikemedia
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- Forum: Javascript
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Recordset NavBar VBscript error
My application works. However, upon placing the Dreamweaver MX 2004 Recordset NavBar on the page I get the error below. There is no instance of JavaScript in the code. Line 5 (the first program line) references the database object: var objRS_total = objRS.RecordCount; Thank you for your... -
setting properties of Response.Write objRS()
The logic seems to be exactly what I'm looking for: If the integer value of the object "f_delta_1st" is greater than 0, then make the font color of the object "f_delta_1st" green. I'e pasted it immediately following the body tag <body> So, what have I overlooked? I appreciate your time.- mikemedia
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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setting properties of Response.Write objRS()
Cut and pasted your exact code just above the body tag without result. Should I paste it somewhere else?- mikemedia
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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setting properties of Response.Write objRS()
Wow! I just posted this on another forum: Yours seems simpler , and correct me if I'm wrong, I can place it before <body> Right? -------------- Newbie asks: Is this correct and if so, where in the (existing) html <body>: does it go? I men no matter where I place the snippet, it's gonna be...- mikemedia
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
