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Getting values from checkboxes in another frame
Howdy folks, This one has been driving us nuts. We're working with two frames. The top one has two buttons. The bottom one has a bunch of check boxes that are all in the same group but have different values. When we press either of the buttons, it's supposed to shoot us to a php page that we...- dpm8
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- Forum: Javascript
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rollover problems in Mozilla
what kindof worked was we put this: <body onmouseover="parent.document.getElementById('framereport').cols = '60%, 40%';" onmouseout="parent.document.getElementById('framereport').cols = '90%, 10%';"> in our left frame. So it worked, but there's a grey area between the left frame and the right...- dpm8
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- Forum: Javascript
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rollover problems in Mozilla
I tried it out and it didn't seem to work. Thanks for the suggestion, though. It seems like after the frames are loaded in mozilla, they just lock into place.- dpm8
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- Forum: Javascript
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rollover problems in Mozilla
Well, as far as i've seen, onMouseOver is an acceptable javascript event for frames. It works great in IE and Netscape. It won't work to put it into a body because this code is coming from a frameset.- dpm8
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- Forum: Javascript
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rollover problems in Mozilla
Hi folks. I've got a couple of functions that resize my frames when they are moused over. They go like this. function go(){ document.getElementById("framereport").cols="10%,90%"; } //--></script> <script language="JavaScript"><!-- function go2(){...- dpm8
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- Forum: Javascript
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A unique sorting problem
Howdy folks. I've got a sorting problem. I have a bunch of data in this format. [a number] [a mixed array] so... [312] ["cow", 2, 3, 4, 6] [345] ["duck", 2, 5, 4, 6] [312] ["gnat", 7, 3, 6, 3] [318] ["cow", 2, 3, 4, 9] so the first element is a rating. the second element is the array that the... -
Trouble populating textarea
That worked great, Paul. Thanks. However, I'm not able to make the text area wider. I've turned the columns up to 100 and it still stays very slim, enough for about 4 words before it wraps around. Any Ideas? Thanks. Danny -
Trouble populating textarea
Hey there. I'm trying to pull the text from a file in my current directory called news.txt. With that text, i want' to populate a textarea so it is editable. But i can't seem to get all the lines from the file in there. Any tips? Heres the code. #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w use CGI...
