Have a web page that includes a QTVR visualisation.
This currently runs OK the first time it is accessed, but on subsequent visits, a plugin error is detected, with the standard message about attempting to reference memory that is not accessible.
Any ideas on this?
Any views on using QTVR...
Select 'Format|Section', and within the displayed dialogue you can select the Group that you're interested in, and check the box for 'Reset Page Number After'.
That oughta do it :-)
Netscape is very limited in the events that it supports.
It certainly doesnt support onClick events for images, but it does for anchor tags. So you need to enclose your image in an anchor:-
<A href="#" onClick="JavaScript:AddContractA_Help()"><IMG NAME="Help"...
If I understand your question correctly, I think all you need to do is to change your 'pclock' function as shown in red below:-
function pclock() {
time=new Date();
document.myForm.Date_Time.value=time;
if(counting==true)
{
count=init+(time-start)*((dirup==true)...
It seems that the <LAYER> enclosed within your original <FORM> is not considered part of the form, which is why you have to include the declaration for <FORM name=radform...> within the layer. Having done this, then you will need to use this formname when validating Q2: -
function ValidateQ2()...
I've tried this using NN4 and IE5 and it seems to work (although it will only be apparent on pages which are slow to load). The DLOAD layer appears initially, but is replaced with the DMAIN layer (containing your page) once everything has been loaded :-
Insert this in the <HEAD> section:-...
I think you're trying to use 'substring' on a non-text object. You need to identify the selected option within the select box, and the associated value:-
if (document.TheForm.cohort_year.options[i].selected)
{
cohortYear = document.TheForm.cohort_year.options[i].text.substring(0,cohortcheck)+...
Reports designed in CR v6. The main report prints Oracle data. Each detail line contains a subreport which retrieves relevant details from an AS400 machine. StoreNumberVar is used to save a value from the subreport so that it can be totalled on the main report.
This all works fine when called...
A further point is that your </script> tag is written within your for (....) function - shold read as follows:-
2ndStageContent += ("for (var i = 0; i <= 2; i++) {");
2ndStageContent += ("document.write ('<option value=' +searchCriteria[i] + '>' + searchCriteria[i]);")...
We have been reading DB2 data from an AS400 machine using Crystal Reports v6 (and also checked in v7 - have not tried it in v8 but assume will function OK). This caused a number of problems, due to an incompatible ODBC driver.
In the end we had to purchase new ODBC drivers from a company...
The basic syntax for the selected value is this:-
document.myForm.mySel.options[i].text;
where myForm is the form name,
mySel is the name of the <SELECT> tag,
and [i] is the index of the selected item.
Stick this into a string variable and you're in business.
PS Sorry about the last post -...
The basic syntax for the selected value is this:-
document.myForm.mySel.options[i].text;
where myForm is the form name,
mySel is the name of the <SELECT> tag,
and [i] is the index of the selected item.
Stick this into a string variable and you're in business.
Enjoy :-)
Actually, this is better because it uses an onChange handler rather than the Go! button. Have also added a reset button to undo previous selections :-)
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Select into Textbox</TITLE>
<SCRIPT>
<!--
function getOpts() {
var outStr ="";
for...
If I understand your question, this should solve your problem (tested in IE5 and NN4):-
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Select into Textbox</TITLE>
<SCRIPT>
<!--
function getOpts() {
var outStr ="";
for (i=0;i<document.myForm.mySel.options.length;i++) {
if...
I think its something like:-
document.formName.elements[n]
where n is the number of each element within the form, starting from 0 and including all inputs.
HTH :-)
As far as I am aware, the only parameters that can be specified for window.resizeTo are numbers representing the width and height (in that order). So your statement needs to be as follows:-
window.resizeTo(653,800);
Enjoy :-)
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