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A really easy xsl:if quesion
Hiya, A really easy question for you can I do this in XML to only show a link if the ultraseek_query/results/next/@href contains something? <xsl:if ultraseek_query/results/next/@href !=""> <a id="next"><xsl:attribute name="href"><xsl:value-of select="ultraseek_query/results/next/@href"... -
Using JavaScript to highlight words in a page
Only problem is now the user can enter a blank space and it matches all blank spaces in the links. Anyway to test that only character data is entered in the input box - not spaces (maybe when I test for nodeType) Steve- steve100
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- Forum: Javascript
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Trim function
Can anyone show me a really easy way to trim strings in JS? I don't know why it is so difficult. Thanks Steven- steve100
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Using JavaScript to highlight words in a page
Code now works fine - many thanks for your expertise! Steven <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function textSearch() { var links = document.getElementsByTagName("a"); var inputText = document.getElementById("formSearchBox"); for (var i=0; i <...- steve100
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- Forum: Javascript
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Using JavaScript to highlight words in a page
It works when the top nav is removed. I think that it has something to do with the fact that the top nav has links which contain spans and images rather than just text. When I remove the spans and images its OK. Maybe I can do some kind of conditional test like whether the firstChild is a...- steve100
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- Forum: Javascript
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Using JavaScript to highlight words in a page
My Page only works when I remove the top nav bars - why would that be a problem? Steve <body class="wide-col" id="cars"> <div id="site-header"> <div id="site-titles"> <h1 id="site-title"><a id="stt-link-home" href="../../index.php"><img src="../../gui/site-logo.gif" alt="Making...- steve100
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Using JavaScript to highlight words in a page
Still can't get it to work could you paste your code and let me know browser type and version. Many thanks Steven- steve100
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Using JavaScript to highlight words in a page
I think the problem is something other than the way I am addressing elements this code works fine (but it doesn't allow individual words to be searched within link text). <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" > function textSearch() { var links =...- steve100
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Using JavaScript to highlight words in a page
Thanks but Firefox should be DOM Core compliant -- steve100
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- Forum: Javascript
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Using JavaScript to highlight words in a page
Hi can anyone help I am trying to develop a function which allows a user to enter search terms and have these highlighted on an a-z page. I can't see what is wrong with this function - can anyone help? <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" > function textSearch() {...- steve100
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Using Javascript to add a CSS id
Hi I was hoping that the content of an "a" element could be compared to the content of a H1 element where they both have the same text. E.g on the home page my H1 would be <h1>home</h1> and in my navigation I would have a link called <a href="index.htm">home</a> Can the text from these two...- steve100
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Using Javascript to add a CSS id
Hi can anyone help?, I want to use JS to add an XHTML id="selected" attribute to the link which is the same as the H1 header on a page. This attribute will be picked up by a CSS file and have a style applied to it to differentiate it as a 'you are here' link. This is what I did: <!-- call...- steve100
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Allowing Cookie Preferences for Pop-ups
Hi I wonder if anyone can help. I want to fire up a pop up when my page loads but I want to give the end-user the ability to click 'don't show again' in the pop up and set a cookie. However the code below is returning errors, I wondered if anyone could offer advice - I have explained in...- steve100
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Progress Bar with Javascript
Hi, I have a piece of javascript code which works with Coldfusion to produce a 'progress meter' which shows graphically how many far someone has progressed through a rather long form. Basically the code is executed everytime a person moves from one question to the next (using the onBlur...- steve100
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Javascript not working in Mozilla
function verify(f) { var fname = -1; var lname = -1; var address = -1; var postcode = -1; var telephone = -1; var pinumber = -1; var region = -1; var gender = -1; var age = -1; var faculty = -1; var interest = -1; var category = -1; var issues = -1...- steve100
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- Forum: Javascript
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Javascript not working in Mozilla
My complete HTML form <form action="someform.cgi" method="post" name="feedbackform" id="feedbackform" onsubmit="return verify(this);"> <input type="hidden" name="mailto" value="someaddress"/> <input...- steve100
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Javascript not working in Mozilla
Hi I have a simple form validation script which works fine in IE 6.0 and Opera 7.0. However it doesn't do anything in Mozilla 1.4 or Mozilla Firebird and I am not sure why. I link to the script using an onsubmit event handler in the form tag: <form method="post"...- steve100
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Popups inMozilla
I've had another go - this script works in IE and Mozilla but not Opera! <script> <!-- function browserTest (c) { bname=navigator.appName if (bname.indexOf("Netscape")!=-1) { newWindowMoz(c); } if (bname.indexOf("Microsoft")!=-1) { newWindowIE(c); } }...- steve100
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Popups inMozilla
Hi all this my problem: I want to create a pop-up link to display RFT files. This pop-up should always open in a new window (a web convention) I don't want to use target="blank" (not valid xml) Attempted solution 1: If I simply omit the target attribute like so: <a...- steve100
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Latest ECMAscript for back button
Hi, Windows 2000 OS - would that make any difference? surely the ECMAscript is interpreted by Moz FB javascript interpreter? Steve- steve100
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