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Accessing hard drive for no reason
No McAfee...have had both Norton and AVG on this pc.- melt7
- Post #8
- Forum: PC hardware - General discussion
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Accessing hard drive for no reason
No, this constant accessing of the hd is causing my pc to run slower--not something acceptable to me. Anyway, after reading wylsyp's post, I downloaded "Process Viewer", and I tried killing things at random. It appears that killing MSGSRV32.exe worked. Now the question is, is...- melt7
- Post #5
- Forum: PC hardware - General discussion
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Accessing hard drive for no reason
This is appearing intermittently. The mouse pointer turns into the hourglass about every two seconds (hd light comes on), stays on the hourglass for a couple of seconds, then back to the pointer. I've closed out all unneccesary programs, with only Explorer and Sys Tray open. Any ideas why...- melt7
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- Forum: PC hardware - General discussion
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refresh the opener window from opened window
Try this: <script> function changeOpener() { opener.location.href="whatever.htm" } </script> <BODY onunload="changeOpener();">- melt7
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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Calling function with Onunload
Just a question...Stewart, did you actually try putting the alert inside your function to make sure? Rick's script works fine for me. Maybe the problem is the function itself??- melt7
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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dynamic amount of text boxes
If you want the textboxes added to the same page, change this line: document.write(''+ name+'<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="'+ name+'"><BR>'); to this: textBoxes.innerHTML += '<input type="text" name="' + name +'" class=txtbx><BR>'- melt7
- Post #15
- Forum: Javascript
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Pop-Up Window on Page-load?
use: <BODY onload="openNewWindow();"> to call the function... <HEAD> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript> function openNewWindow() { var newWindow=window.open("new.htm", "newWin", "width=350, height=350"); } </SCRIPT> </HEAD>- melt7
- Post #2
- Forum: -Web site designers
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dynamic amount of text boxes
OK, mickywall, I see what you're talking about on onpt's version. Just a typo is all. for (count = 0; count = num; count++) should be (count = 0; count < num; count++) Further, I see a waste of code in my function. "userEntry--;" is not needed if you change the loop test condition...- melt7
- Post #11
- Forum: Javascript
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dynamic amount of text boxes
Since you asked, I messed with it a little more. This way will give you unique names (an issue with my first entry that onpt pointed out). And, this time I included the form as well. function makeBoxes(userEntry) { var i; userEntry--; for (i=0;i<=userEntry;i++) { var...- melt7
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
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dynamic amount of text boxes
It aint easy being green, heheh. Onpt, I'm giving you a star for showing me a better way. Unfortunately, I've not gotten to the innerHTML property in my studies yet. I'm getting there, though. Keep up the good work.- melt7
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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dynamic amount of text boxes
Try using this function: function makeBoxes(userEntry)//passed from text box { var i; userEntry--; for (i=0;i<=userEntry;i++) { document.write('<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME=userBoxes[i]>'); } }- melt7
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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people can't get out of my web site hitting the "Back" button
Thanks. I actually stumbled across this trying to answer another post on this site. I'm still learning, but this site is certainly helping that along. It's much better than dry textbook questions.- melt7
- Post #5
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Accents in Javascript
Search on google for "Latin-1 character set", lots of pages listed there.- melt7
- Post #10
- Forum: Javascript
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people can't get out of my web site hitting the "Back" button
Try this... function move() { window.location.replace("new URL"); } That should remove the old index file from history. (Unless I've missed something...seems to work for me.)- melt7
- Post #3
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Accents in Javascript
New to JavaScript, so I'm not familiar with the way you're doing it. However, using an escape sequence including the hex #s, you can get the result you're looking for. Try this: window.alert("Aten\xE7\xE3o"); Good luck.- melt7
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
