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troubles with an "onfocus" in a <select>
Also try this el.style.backgroundColor- gph1
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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confirm();
Sorry I use a different writing style from your example. I'm missing a bracket. function confirm_entry() { if (confirm("Are You Sure? Email will be sent to all customers!")) { email('about:blank'); f = document.forms[0]; f.target = winName; f.action =...- gph1
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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confirm();
function confirm_entry() { if (confirm("Are You Sure? Email will be sent to all customers!")) email('about:blank'); f = document.forms[0]; f.target = winName; f.action = 'email_control.asp?action=send'; f.submit(); } }- gph1
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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Browser detection
Actually it could be a little better at catching opera, not creating errors in NN6x and getting IE4 only. This should be IE4 (can't test). Disregard what I said about "opera/" it's for getting versions. var...- gph1
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Browser detection
well no because document.all is IE only. The 2nd condition in the line is to stop Opera from pretending to be IE. I think you have to check for "opera " and "opera/" to catch it on any OS but I could be wrong.- gph1
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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Explain this line to me
It's called a ternary expression. It's the same as doing this: var DomYes if (document.getElementById) { DomYes = 1 } else { DomYes = 0 }- gph1
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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.js - Validation Fails-Works when Embedded in Page
1/ Try putting the js file in the same directory, that will rule out or show a path problem 2/ I've never seen a script tag written with line breaks like you have it. It might be fine but try it this way. The path is as I described above. Also, drop language, it's depreciated. <script...- gph1
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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ActiveX Object and MS Word
I looked for some type of method but found nothing. Just FYI I use it to return focus to the app. function one() { Word = new ActiveXObject("Word.Application") Word.visible = true } // then after it's lost focus function two() { Word.visible = false Word.visible = true } I think...- gph1
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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ActiveX Object and MS Word
A ridiculous hack that I know works on PhotoShop. Word.visible = true Word.visible = false Word.visible = true There has to be a better way, maybe someone will enlighten us.- gph1
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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three handy Array functions: pull(), insert(), replace()
oops, forgot the star.- gph1
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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three handy Array functions: pull(), insert(), replace()
hey those are real handy, thanks jemminger- gph1
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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if (document.form.user.vlaue="a") PROB
Ok, you don't need window. for alert. alert alone is fine if (document.form.user.value=="a" && document.form.pass.value=="b") { alert("Thanks")- gph1
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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if (document.form.user.vlaue="a") PROB
= gives a value to something == compares 2 conditions to see if they are the same This might help http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/ecmascript/quickref/javascript_index.html- gph1
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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if (document.form.user.vlaue="a") PROB
if (document.form.user.value == "a") { alert("Thanks")- gph1
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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Including Javascript inside Javascript
document.write('<\script src="file2.js" type="text/javas\cript"></s\cript>')- gph1
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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Can You secure a JS file ?
No You can use the usual array of pretend barriers, no right click etc. but JS is a client side language and therefore needs to be download to work. Using JS, the best advice I can give is to make the file hard enough to read that only people that can read JS will get to the sensitive info...- gph1
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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Checkbox Status
It doesn't matter how the existing string got there, it will add it to the existing value. Even if it's just regular text in a division or table it will do the same thing by replacing value with innerHTML. <html> <head> <title></title> <script> UnCheck_State = 'with border' Check_State =...- gph1
- Post #13
- Forum: Javascript
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Checkbox Status
I think I understand what you mean this adds a string to the end of an existing string document.getElementById('something').value += new_string this replaces an existing string with a new one document.getElementById('something').value = new_string let me know if I'm barking up the right tree- gph1
- Post #11
- Forum: Javascript
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Checkbox Status
I know nothing of server side VBScript. I don't know what's required to send the variable. This puts the condition in onsubmit but it is already a global variable. <script> myvar = false UnCheck_State = 'with border' Check_State = 'borderless' function Name(state) { a =...- gph1
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
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Checkbox Status
No it doesn’t matter, I left it as text so you could see it. If you need to support lesser browsers as opposed to forward compatibility change this: document.getElementById('something') to this document.formname.something Incase your wondering, this is false if (!state) {- gph1
- Post #7
- Forum: Javascript
