I am pretty new to javascript, I've made a php game and I am adding the last touches. Ive got. When I press m it goes to your mailbox. Now what I want is the alert feature. Now I have that. I want it to say. You have COUNT new message(s). How do I get my php variable into that javascript.
I am trying to add a feature to one of my webpages where when you scroll over a specific word, a popup appears. However, for some reason the code I am using isn't working.
I have 2 separate things going on my homepage using jQuery. One is a menu calling the following jQuery:
The other is a tabbed content box feature that calls the following jQuery:
Everything works with great with the menu until I call jquery.min.js then the tabbed content box works great and the jquery for the menu is broken. If I'm not mistaken, I cant use jquery no conflict because that only separates jquery from mootools or something like that. So, what is the solution when jquery interferes with itself?
In my c# program, I have a int variable recordNum. I have a javascript alert being called from c# program like this code...
How do I pass the value in my variable recordNum to this javascript alert so that it displays something like this: Do you really wish to delete record # 5?
I can get the outcome of this function into a variable that I can then use later on. At the moment it obviously alerts the answer but I just want that answer in a variable.
HTML Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
I have been working on a script to integrate into my firefox addon that i'm working on. I'm trying to utilize nwtools website which has a lot of network tools whois/trace/dns lookup etc..
I'm currently working on the whois portion. As you can see below, I am trying to make a function that will pass a variable to the ending of the URL. In this case it would be cnn.com.
I am adding a feedburner url into an html page, but need to make it so you can increase the amount of posts you want to see. Ex. The default amount of posts on the page starts at three, but then I would have a button called more where you would click it to view say 3 more, and then if you clicked it again 3 more, ect.This button would have to call a javascript function correct?
<script type="text/javascript"> var i=3; function more()
[code]...
The nItems declares how many posts are on the page, so I would want it to equal a variable that can be changed via the button. Also if someone knows how to add ajax so you don't have to refresh the page, that would be a nice extra.
Code: <script language="JavaScript"> var checkobj function agreesubmit(el){[code]....
i need to make it like if the button is clicked and there the agreement checkbox is not checked.. it should give an alert that the alert is not checked.. i know that would require a if and else statement but i cant figure out how to do it
Basically I have a carousel, and when an item is hovered on, it's corresponding titles needs to show up below. I've managed to get a very inefficient version this working by repeating the function with the explicit id for the list item, but I'd like to get this working in a more automated fashion by assigning a variable that can be used with both the list item id and the paragraph id. I'm not sure if index() is the best way to go about this, or how to actually add the variable to the id's.
The HTML -- <div id="carousel_holder"> <ul id="carousel">
I have been assigned the old Pizza Form tutorial. My form asks for customer info, select size with radio button, and select toppings with checkboxes.I created a ValidateForm() function to check if these are filled in and output a message for each field saying "please fill in field."My problem now is that on Submit I need to print out a message with customer info, selected size, and selected toppings.I have the customer info done with a var message:
var message = "Name: " + name + " "; message += "Address: " + address + "
The script below is configured as an onmouseover & out fad-in url script. It's been configured it so that the fading of links only occurs in areas with the class name "fade". My first and simplest request is that someone has a quick look and changes the code from class name "fade" to class name "descriptions". i would do it myself but the word fade is also used for other variable names within the script (etc) and i'm not 100% sure which names to change and which to leave
The second aspect I need help with may be somewhat more challenging. The script currently fades the TEXT of the link from one color to another. I need it to fade something else. luckily i think the modifications to the script might not neet to be that extensive. Here's what I need.
Instead of the color of the text fading in & out, i need the color of the boder to fade in & out. Here's an example: i need the properties of the link to go from text-decoration:none; border-bottom:1px solid FFFFFF; to finish at text-decoration:none; border-bottom:1px solid FFB903;
the only change is the color... so i figure all we need to do is create a color variable and place it in the code, like so: text-decoration:none; border-bottom: Ƈpx solid' + 'color' and then simply have that color variable increment using the startColor and endColor variables found below Code:
I'm trying to create a function which shows a hidden response when a button is clicked on.I also want to add the response to a variable which lists all the users responses.Here is my code now...
I have a setting where I construct an image reference which I then append somewhere in the DOM, like so for instance:
var one = "<img src = "test.jpg" "; var two = "/>"; var my_img = one + two;
and then I add it to DOM using after() function. It works fine. However, I also need to add a click event to it. I tried to do this:
my_img.click(function(){ });
and then append it using after(), but it doesn't seem to work. One thing I can think of is append it after a certain ID, then look for it as a child of that ID and add click to it this way. I haven't tried this, but it'll probably work.
I want to create a script where when you hit a button it adds a number to a variable and when you click another button it shows you the amount you have so far. Also I am having trouble with the clear() function where it was suppose to clear the variable. When my var is equal to a certain number (not there yet) I want it to goto another page (I can do this on my own).
Here is my code <html><head> <title> Buttons</title> <body style="background-color:#000000"> <center> <p style="Font-Family:Curlz MT;color: #CC3333;Font-size:40px;">Click the buttons to test my script </p></center> <script type="text/javascript"> var x = 0; blue function mouseOver() { document.getElementById("b1").src ="Hi_h.png"; } function mouseOut() { ..... (The button are images so you want be able to see them if you don't download them).
Last evening I ran across this script which I think will address a need I have; replacing my radio buttons with images. The one difference I have is that I need to use a different button image for each of the 5 buttons in my group.Unfortunately, the script dose not apply unique classnames within the generated mark-up so if I'm to use this I need to apply some sort of counting variable that increments and use this variable to append the classname with.Around line 52/53 of jquery.checkbox.js is
Code JavaScript:
/* Wrapping all passed elements */ return this.each(function() {