I've encountered a problem working on a development project and am simply running out of time to find a fix. I've looked for DAYS (literally) and can't seem to find anything that FIXES the problem. ...lots of information, but nothing that actually works.
Using JavaScript, I'm trying to load...
Hmm...I guess I should try and clarify things (because I STILL haven't found an answer to this):
In the following line of code, does anyone know what the parameters for this function are? (Sure, there are tons of examples on the web...but what is the meaning of each parameter?)
var...
Zemek,
The following peice of code makes two arrays: one holds the variable names, and the other holds the variable values:
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QueryString.keys = new Array();
QueryString.values = new Array();
function parseQueryString(){
var query =...
PaulSWT,
Here are a couple ideas...althought I'm not quite sure what you're aiming for:
Something you might try doing (which is how I validate form input) is to make a custom button (b/c the default ones SUCK)...and use the onClick event to make a "custom" submitting function to...
...to correct myself from my previous response....
the line stated:
"If the pages don't support server side scripting, though, JavaScript is probably not your answer."
should read:
"If the pages don't support server side scripting, though, JavaScript is probably your...
Zekmek,
this is probably one of the most common obstacles developers run into: Logging into a system....however, it seems as thought you want to call a page (namely, the same page the user is currently on) and pass it a variable - in which the value of that variable depends on the link they...
Okay people...I've been seriously losing sleep over this one!! I've got this GREAT application that is working in IE and I need to support Netscape. Please, Netscape programmers....help! ;)
Basically, I JUST CAN'T seem to parse an XML file in Netscape 6+. Even the VERY BASIC doesn't seem...
You could write a function that, when a user clicks the radio buttons (onClick), is called and disables the input fields of option #2. That way, you'd never have to alert to the user "you can't fill this in".
You might use:
document.formname.inputvalue1.disabled=true;
...to disable...
I agree with stormbind...you probably want to keep it simple and minimize the number of function calls. It helps to make the code more readable.
Also, the more functions that are put into the "onLoad()" event...the slower the page loads. :( - sad, but true.
Okay people...I've been seriously losing sleep over this one. I've got this GREAT application that is working in IE and I need to support Netscape. Please, Netscape programmers....help! ;)
Basically, I just can't seem to parse an XML file in Netscape 6+. Even the VERY BASIC doesn't seem to...
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