Oh, I get it. Man, I see what you're saying now. Thanks all for the help...
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No, I completely understand that and I'm OK with that. This code for an Intranet site, so I can control more of what is going on (I probably should have told you that from the get-go).
How would I go about doing this? Matt Torbin Designs
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Well, if I can open a popUp window, then I can do what I want without the use of the popUp. I simply have to send the variable to the right function... right? Matt Torbin Designs
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Ok, take this page for example. Let's say that I wanted to create a print button that ONLY printed the purple postings and responses (NOT the sidebars). I'd have to do something like the following:
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function printMe() {
var cellData =...
Hey gang,
I attempting to write code for a revved-up print button and I was wondering if what I want to do is possible. Here's the basic gist of it. I have an HTML table in my page template that contains the information that I want to have printed. I was thinking of:
1) Somehow storing that...
I have a DSL line coming into my apartment which is then connected to an SMC router. My roommate's pc is about three years old and consequently cannot receive the signal over a 50' RJ45 (we tested it on a 1' and it worked fine but I'm sure he'd rather use it in his room.)
My question is: What...
Greg,
This is what I thought. This is exactly what I had and I wanted to just have it verified. I'm testing some code on a new piece of hardware and the developer(s) forgot to configure it so that cookies would be stored permanently, not just for the current session.
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Greg -
thanks for all the advice... Actually, I solved my own answer before I left work, but I have yet to be able to impliment it.
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I'm attempting to write a cookie for IE4 and for the life of me I can't get it to remember the "expires" tag. Has anyone written a cookie specifically for IE4? If so, could you post some sample code? Thanks.
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Digital Video Arts, LTD.
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AIM...
Fellow Developers:
Here is a small problem that I am working on right now. If anyone has any quick solutions, please let me know. Thanks.
GOAL - Create code that will take a variable(s) and dynamically write them as the contents of a table cell. For example, consider the following:
.
...
modalMan,
Design mode of what? What tool are you using to write code?
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Digital Video Arts, LTD.
http://www.dval.com/
AIM: dgtlby
ICQ: 68300740
modalMan,
Yes, this is possible, depending on what version of JavaScript you are attempting to support. Try something like this:
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function actOnMouseClick() {
if ([the click is the right button]) {
// write code here
}
else {...
oldNewbie,
You can accomplish this by burying all of your code in a function that is called by either an onClick() function or an onUnload() function.
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Bench,
I think that you're making this way too hard on yourself. Try creating a table dynamically and then pull all of the variables that you want from it via code.
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ICQ: 68300740
oldNewbie,
Let me try and understand what it is that you're telling me. You want to capture the resolution of the monitor that your users are viewing your site with?
If I'm not mistaken, I think that there's a much better way of accomplishing what it is that you want to accomplish.
Please...
Miles,
I haven't used that function yet, so I'd have to look it up as well before I was able to help you.
According to the JavaScript Bible (3rd Edition) that function is only suppored by NN4. That may help you a little by reducing the number of browsers that you test with.
I'm not sure what...
Greg,
Hmmm... to tell you. Have you tried http://www.cookiecentral.com yet? You might want to stop by there and see if you can't dig up some more info.
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Digital Video Arts, LTD.
http://www.dval.com/
Greg,
I belive Crundy is right on the money here. In NS all cookie information is stored in the file cookies.txt. In IE, all cookie information is stored in a directory called "cookies" (I believe.) In order to change this flow, you would have to change the way the actual browser...
oldNewbie -
[SENIOR CODERS PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG]
I belive that once the document has been drawn, you can't change it unless you include a refresh, and even then I'm not sure if this is possible. What is your intended goal here?
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Digital Video Arts, LTD...
Larrygot,
Sorry man, you're out of luck. Even if you could do such a thing, a user could simply take a screen shot of the page and, once outputed to a graphics program, print that instead (this action is an OS action and that would require taking over partial control of the user's system...
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