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Password alert/prompt box to confirm deletion
works like a champ! thanks ...It's kind of embarassing I've obviously been sitting behind a desk too long... ahh.. alas the good ol days down in the trenches. It does buy premium liquor though... toss up~ *good booze *not having to ask questions on the javascript forum My new years resolution...- junkboxmixky
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- Forum: Javascript
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Password alert/prompt box to confirm deletion
so it would become: } else var p = prompt("enter password"); if ( !p || p != "password" ) { return false; } ?- junkboxmixky
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- Forum: Javascript
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Password alert/prompt box to confirm deletion
Hello Again, I'm tweaking this little page i have that deletes records from the DB. The bulk of the page is written in ASP, and as it stands now the user (who's already supplied their credentials) has the option to delete certain displayed records from the database. <script...- junkboxmixky
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Dynamic Form - but a bit different
I ended up slaughtering a bit, but it works great posting it for those who run across the post: <head> function showFieldSet( fsId ) { var fsCol = document.getElementsByTagName("fieldset"); var nmes=document.getElementsByName('title'); for (zxc0=0;zxc0<fsCol.length;zxc0++){ for...- junkboxmixky
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Dynamic Form - but a bit different
Once again, I narry had time to go to the liquor store before a reply.../me tips the bourbon soda to ye. On the drive I thought of something similar to #3, #3 it is. I'll post back the modified code if anyone gives a shite. thanks cFlaVa. have another star!- junkboxmixky
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- Forum: Javascript
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Dynamic Form - but a bit different
Sorry for the lapse in the post I had to do real world things today (i.e. actually GO to a clients house.) OK cLFlaVa, I got that code inserted and modified slightly...the functions actually work great but I'm getting interesting values on postback to the database. firstly the modified code...- junkboxmixky
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- Forum: Javascript
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Dynamic Form - but a bit different
No actually... ALOT like that. thanks cLFlaVa. Prompt Shipping, Will definately do Business with again A+++++++ -- Was Jersey reallly that bad? Good luck with the budget(assuming it's not already blown...it has been a day.) I tried a budget once. -junkbox- junkboxmixky
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- Forum: Javascript
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Dynamic Form - but a bit different
I have seen many examples of dynamic form manipulation i.e select1 affects select2 affects select3... but what I am in need of is a little different. This is for a little ASP app we've been working on and I can't seem to find any JS examples of this function... here we go> select1 has two...- junkboxmixky
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