I have recently changed domains, and I want to make sure that my .htaccess file is correctly setup.
I currenlty have PR2, which has just changed in the update. Sometimes it carries on to my new page, and sometimes it doesnt. I am not sure if this is to do with my .htaccess file, or the fact...
Thanks for all your help guys.
I have basically done what I wanted to achieve using javascript.
Here's the page: http://www.pokerchipstack.co.uk/free-poker-chips.php
The script that does this has 12 different functions (it's ugly). Does this really matter too much?
Point taken.
Well here's basically the code I am using: http://www.pokerchipstack.co.uk/test.html
This is not working in my broswer (IE 6).
I have created what I basically want using a simple script: http://www.pokerchipstack.co.uk/test2.html
But because I have 6 similar links on the page...
Sorry, I should have explained the problem better.
I am basically not getting any hover effects, no change on the page - the duplicate </a> was just a typo when copying out to this page, even with it removed there is no still no change on hover.
I tried this using both
a.gift:hover span{
}...
Thanks for all your help guys.
Here's the code I currenlty have in my page:
<style type="text/css">
a.gift:link, a.gift:visited {
text-decoration: none;
color: #000000;
font-family: Verdana, Tahoma;
font-size: 11px;
}
a.gift:hover span {
background-color: #000000;
text-decoration...
I just one the text to change background.
At the moment the background of the image changes too (as the image is mostly transparent this is quite apparent).
Sorry, I am using Outlook 2000 (to configure accounts I go to: tools/services).
I have quite a complicated email system setup, whereby I am answering on behalf of another inbox (which has given my outlook permission to edit their one). It is also all setup on a Microsoft exchange server.
Is there a way I can permanently have Outlook 2003 to "have replies sent to" a different address, rather than having to change it for every email?
Thanks
Sorry, will use the code tags.
I get errors from script 1 when no option is selected.
I was hoping that script 2 would validate this error and alert the user before this happened, but instead I get a javascript error (from script 1).
I have two scripts which work on the same form:
Script one combines the results of two radio buttons to create a combined menu:
<!-- Begin
site="http://javascript.internet.com";
function combineMenus(frm, menu1, menu2) {
with (frm) {
for (var i = 0; i < document.menufrm.menu1.length; i++) {
if...
Thanks tsuji, I changed those two things, and it does select the first option in the browser. However...it doesn't seem to work as when the form is submitted the fields are still blank.
(btw, the 'sub.cat' was a typo, I'm actually using one dropdown menu to populate two more menus which is why...
I am using a script to populate dropdown menus:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
function SelectSubCat(){
// ON selection of category this function will work
removeAllOptions(document.main.SubCat);
if(document.main.Category.value == '1'){
addOption(document.main.SubGift,"option 1", "option...
Hi,
I've got a plain and simple drop-down menu.
But....I want one of the values to open a link in a target window when selected (just one, the others should be just normal values).
Is there a way to do this because currently I only have scripts for making every value a link.
Thanks for your help
hi all,
I really don't know much about javascripts (I know how to cut an paste them, but not much else).
I have a mail form, which already has plenty of javascript on there for validation.
One of the sections of my form is a dropdown menu. I need an alert box with a message to appear when a...
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