I've searched through this forum and have seen plenty of discussions on how to check if a checkbox is ...erm checked.
My problem is slightly different. I have a page with 100 possible selections from which the user may only select 25. How do I count the number of selected boxes and flag an...
I'm having a similar problem, given the age and nil responses to simmerdown's post am I to assume there isn't a solution to this?
My problem is slightly different in that I only want to display a pop-up if the html file itself exists, at the moment I just get the 404 error.
I have a countdown javascript function which writes to fields in a form (document.form.field.value=??) but I'd rather not have to display the info in textboxes or at least make the textboxes look less like text boxes. is there any way to do either of these? ie not a textbox or no borders on...
Using the double combo script at
http://wsabstract.com/script/cut183.shtml
I have included a window.open command to open the target page in a new window
function go(){
URL = temp.options[temp.selectedIndex].value
window.open(URL,"newWin");
}
works perfectly. I need to know, however...
I need to create a page which contains 3 dropdown menus. the contents of menu 3 will be dependant on the option chosen in menu 2, the contents of menu 2 will be dependant on the option chosen in menu 1.
I've found an example using 2 menus here...
The navigator.appName isn't actually what I want to display, it was just something to test with. I need to know how to display something, anything using 'document.write' which will be triggered by an onload event.
Thanks
Tim
I want to use the following to display the browser info ONLY in the onload function, without writing a new page. If I use the script without 'window.onload' it displays in the current window with it, it creates a new page within the window. Help?.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML...
I have written the following page and posted it to http://timjwild.50megs.com/test3.html It works as planned in NN and IE5 but not IE4. Is there some obscure reason why IE4 doesn't like my onload event?.
<html>
<head>
<title>test3</title>
<script language="javascript">
var temp...
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