Recent content by tas2826

I am just learning about the app montoring features available through JConsole. I am using jdk150_06 to monitor an app in development locally on a Windows PC. I set the property (-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote) on the statup of my app jvm. I run JConsole, the JConsole comes up, sees the JVM, I...

Not sure if this is the right place to ask the question, but here goes. I am fairly new to working with J2EE, about a year now. I work on an existing J2EE app deployed to WL 10. At a very high level we have an enhancement project in which a back end mainframe process is going to create a...

That is the realization I was coming to. Now if I can just convince the QA folks. ;) Thanks, Troy

Is there a way to get elements of different types to match exactly in size? For example, I have a textarea and a div. I want to make the div height and width match that of the text area exactly when the page loads. I have the following javascript called by onLoad()...

I think I just realized what the issue is. In the case where a search is performed then the fields are set to disabled. Therefore, they are not submitted with the post. It just took extricating my cranial apparatus from a certain body orifice to realize why it was not "working". Thanks Troy

I have a form with several several types of input elements, hidden, text, radio, etc. The user can edit them. In which case when the form is submitted, the values are being passed. However, another action they can take is to do a search. The search performs an ajax call, returns some data...

vacunita, no offense taken. Thanks all for the help. Troy

Thought I submitted this before, but did not post for some reason. Anyway, I do have a reason for needing to send the text in the div. In the app I am working on there is text added to the div based on user actions on the page. The div is there because the users want to see this "audit"...

Can the innerHTML of a div be submitted with a form on a page? So for example, I have: <div id=mydiv>SOME TEXT</div> So, mydiv.innerHTML = SOME TEXT. Let's say mydiv is an element inside of the <form> tags of the page. When the page is submitted, how do I get the value SOME TEXT to go with...

My bad var elem = document.body.getElementsByTagName('*'); var getIt = elem[1].id; alert(getIt); //gives me the id alert(getIt.type); //does not work, how do I get to type? alert(getIt.value); //does not work, how do I get to value? should be this. var elem =...

Given the snippet below, let just say that elem[1] is a text input. How do I get the the type of input which would be "text", and the value that the text input contains? var elem = document.body.getElementsByTagName('*'); var getIt = elem[1].id; alert(getIt); //gives me the id...

Never mind. Must be Friday or something. I see where I was wrong. Helps if I take the disabled='true' out. No wonder the scrollbar did not work. Dang copy/paste!

I have a text area on a page that is used to hold auto generated comments based on user actions on the page. I do not want them to edit this textarea, so it is readonly. However, in IE then it will not scroll because the scrollbar is disabled too. I have to use <textarea>, so is there a way...

Well, I had thought maybe then I could test and debug js in IE (via IE Tab) and Firefox, both from Firefox, instead of switching between browsers or using the MS Script Debugger. That was kind of how I figured it was being that Firefox probably does something akin to wrapping the IE engine...

I had a thought trying to get a helpful js debugger in IE. Can you put the IE Tab add-on in Firefox, load a page, switch to IE Tab and then use Firebug or Venkman to debug js? I messed with it a little (IE Tab and Firebug) and it does not seem to work. Has anyone been able to do this or am I...