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How can I wrap text in a new node
Hi. My deadline is rapidly coming up and I'm no closer to solving this problem than last week. The webapp requires a user to be able to highlight a selection of text and click a button on the app. The Highlighted text will then be wrapped in a new HTML tag (lets say its a <b> just for...- darkling235
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Good way to write text into a JS page
Thank You. That helps a lot. It also seems much simpler than the IFRAME. I'll work on that implementation- darkling235
- Post #7
- Forum: Javascript
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Good way to write text into a JS page
Thank you for explaning that. Is there anyway I can use Javascript to keep the display in the same page but make it look like a panel of a separate page? Just to keep it looking nice and separate? Also at the risk of beating a dead horse what function can I use to write stuff to the page...- darkling235
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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Good way to write text into a JS page
Thanks for responding. The spec of this project says we need the output to be in a separate panel (this is for a mozilla extension so my boss thinks having a separate panel will make it look nicer). In any case I need to be able to write information there. Now getting back and forth between the...- darkling235
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Good way to write text into a JS page
Can anyone suggest a good way to write text into a JS page? Basically I'm using an IFRAME to show dynamic feedback to the user. I need to be able to write text into this separate JS page and remove it later. I.E. The user clicks a button The words "You clicked a button!" appears in my...- darkling235
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- Forum: Javascript
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BIG PROBLEM WITH DOM MANIPULATION
Hi. I need to be able to make a new node, actually an empty tag and be able to wrap it around a node or textrange. Actually I need to be able to do both those things. I'm working primarily with GWT and javascript in the JNSI (if you don't know what that means assume I can use any JS command and...- darkling235
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- Forum: Javascript
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Click on Frame
If nothing else could someone please show me how to get a reference for a frame? I've just started javascript so I'm kind of noobish Thanks- darkling235
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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Catching event firing
Ok heres the whole html file. There is a lot of JSP in it but the basic idea is that I'm catching the event when someone right clicks but then I can't determine what node fired the event. Help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks <%@ page import = "com.java.activityinfo.template.*" %> <%@ page...- darkling235
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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Catching event firing
Ok sorry to be a pest but I'm still not grasping the soultion after reading that tutorial. Every property and function I try to use to catch the "source" (the actual text node that was right clicked on) it comes back undefined. I get the firer sort of from calling event.target which gives me...- darkling235
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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Click on Frame
Is it possible to use an onClick function to catch the selected text of information INSIDE of a frame? Or is that not allowed? I.E. You have a frame in your website, you click and highlight text in the frame, and the html page that contains the frame catches the event and processes the text...- darkling235
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Getting body of frame
Well Long story short nothing happens. I'm trying to view the source code of another page but it doesn't seem to work. Any thoughts on how I could fix it?- darkling235
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Catching event firing
Hello. I'm trying to do two things when a user right clicks on my document. Number 1 I need to display a special context menu, I have this part written. Number two, I need to be able to identify what text chunk (the node would probably work) the user did click on and put it in a variable. This...- darkling235
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Getting body of frame
Can anyone tell me how to get the HTML code of a page in a frame? I'm using function view_HTML( ) { var newwin = window.open( "", 'templateview', 'scrollbars=yes,width=600,height=600'); newwin.document.open( ); newwin.document.write("<html><head></head><body>\n")...- darkling235
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Need suggestion on JAVASCRIPT powered forms
Well long story short I need to take the data in the TR and send it to a servlet via an xmlhttp request so I can process it. Maybe if I try writing a send method and pass in the data to be sent? I could have different arguments for each TR? I'm not sure if that'll work. I'll try it.- darkling235
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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Need suggestion on JAVASCRIPT powered forms
Yes thank you, that solves half my problem right there, but can you think of any way to know which <TR> has been selected, or just what text has?- darkling235
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Need suggestion on JAVASCRIPT powered forms
I'm looking for an implementation suggestion. I don't usually do much with graphics so I'm not totally sure how to do this. My client wants a user to be able to click on an "item" in a "table" and have that trigger an event. Basically what he wants is if you look at the main page on the forum...- darkling235
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NodeValue returns null
Thank you, that actually does work. I used a page consisting off </HEAD> <BODY> IAMSAMSAMIAMTHATSAMIAMTHATSAMIAM <input type = "button" value = "click" onClick = "myfunc()"/> </BODY> </HTML> And it did work. But how can I deal with text that does have spaces? Can you give me any suggestions...- darkling235
- Post #5
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