Ajax :: Format MS Excel Document As Output From Java?
Apr 17, 2009
I have a web application that has a few div tags in the base index.html and calls a java app for the output to the div tags. All is working ok, except when I try to format a ms-excel document as output from the java (to the div tag). If I invoke the java app directly in a web browser, the excel popup window comes up and my output goes to an excel document. However, if I invoke the java app (using Ajax request/response) I get the output to the div tag and the excel popup does not come up. Is this something special/different I need to do when using a div tag/Ajax?
I have a Javascript ActiveX function that exports the contents of an HTML table into MS Excel. The script works fine, however, some of the dates have changed from dd/mm/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy. I do not know why this is happening, especially as it's only to a few. Here is the code:
document.testform.itemprice.value = itemprice; When I set the value as above, the output shows like this, 25.0200 and it should be 25.02. How can I make it happen?
I have created a servlet that does nothing more than create a XML file.i have got some JQuery code that reloads the servlet to get the XML data.This works fine and i am able to load the data i want, the problem i have is that when the data is loaded to the jsp page it displays [object Document] in front of my output.
How can i just get document.write('') to add to the document and not overwrite the whole code?
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<html><head><title></title> <script> function table(a) { var a;
switch(a) { case 1:document.write("1"); break; case 2:document.write("2"); break; case 3:document.write("3"); break; case 4:document.write("4"); break; case 5:document.write("5"); break; } } </script> <head><body>
I have inherited some code and have sort of been going through a crash course with JS (typically I'm working in C/C++/Java/asm). The person before me used jQuery, which seems to be basically a convenience thing and for the most part I understand the applications they've used it in. However, one thing scares me. The primary JS file is prefaced with:
Code:
And I have no idea what that does. From what I can guess, it probably waits to define the rest of the code until the document has been entirely loaded, but when I wrap it around MY code it just breaks everything.
Is there a way to use the displaydate() in the format MM/DD without using document.write? I want to store the date in a variable. If I have the tag <p>Datenow</p> and no 'id' I want to be able to use the getElementById() method.
Im opening an excel worksheet and adding data to it using Javascript ActiveX Excel Object as below
var Excel,Book; Excel = new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application"); Book = Excel.Workbooks.Open("c:/example.xls"); var excel_sheet = Book.Worksheets("Sheet1");
[code]....
In the above code the column A in excel worksheet will have a unique value.I need to delete the entire row matching the value in column A and shift the rest of the rows up using this Javascript ActiveX Excel Object.
Is there a way through jQuery of JS in general to totally empty the output of a browsed document?That means removing the whole <html> children along to what could come above the <html> tag?
Can I use the XMLHttpRequest object to call a url which would generate a PDF and then display it to the screen?
I'm new to AJAX and I'm very interested in using it to asychronously bring back documents with a content-type that IS NOT text/plain or text/html (like a PDF or Excel document) and then display that document to the screen. I have a web application that dynamically generates PDF and Excel documents. A user may have to wait a minute for the new doc to be created and displayed to the user. I want to put an animated notice saying the doc is being generated similar to what you see when you execute a search on a search engine. I've tried using animated gifs (with frames, etc.) but they don't work. As soon as a request is sent for the PDF, the browser halts the gif in IE. If I could instead call the URL that will produce the PDF asynchronously, then I could display the animated gif and call the PDF at the same time. Once the PDF is generated, I want it to then be displayed to the screen.
I want to use document.write to output the values of an array. If the array is too long, it totally ignores the width of the container div. How do I get the values to word-wrap when they get to the end of the container?
I've searched on this forum, and also googled for the answer but can't find a solution. I'm still fairly new to Javascript.
From the common user perspective (like my grandma), why would they care if its a java applet or an ajax application? Say I want to make a chat system on my website...If i'm doing really involved Comet push-style data communication, and rendering everything using DHTML, why would users prefer that over a java applet?
Moreover, say I use a java applet to transfer data through a socket connection, then use DHTML to display the data, so that basically the front end is the same, but the backend is differs, why would a user prefer the comet-style programming over applet?
I'm asking because I wrote an Ajax chat system through polling, and I want to switch to a Comet push-style system because polling just isn't responsive enough. I want to know if I can avoid Comet (since it is alot of overhead for the server) and just use an applet in the background to transfer data through socket connections, then use DHTML to render the chat boxes.
I have a website where i use AJAX script and display the output in the Combo Box but i have problem: Combo Box Return values like : 22 23 24 25 (All in one line)But Values should like Combo box values :
In this dumb example, I'm unable to match the 'data' returned variable with the value I assigned to it in php (I can't manage to enter my 'do stuff'), yet its value is 'ok' if I display it. I have no problem to retrieve html code from php and inject it in my pages, but I can't test it as a regular javascript string.
What's wrong in this ? What have I missed about the 'data' format ? Do I have to 'cast' data to a javascript string (and if so, how ?)
i happen to chase my fortunes in development as a newcomer. Scenario,// using jqm-rc2, sample registration - ajax callback scenario
1. Say formtoregister.phpcalls a studentsregister.php // Ajax/json and POST 2. Thisstudentsregister.phpdoes this 2.1 validates POST data, does db work and 2.2 sends back to formtoregister.php following messages //on success echo json_encode($promoinfo);// json format, see below the echoed content echo "<p>Welcome $user </p>" problem,is plain format text is printed Message is: {promo code: JsonNAjax}<p>Welcome Beginner </p>
I'm trying to create output a webpage HTML using javascript, but I don't know how to make it work because of the quotes problems.
I am calling the javascript you see below from within a window that is created by my PHP script. The window contains two frames, and I want the "previewFrame" to contain the HTML code that is located inside the $preview_HTML php variable.
(The $preview_HTML variable contains all the HTML for the webpage. No quotes are escaped. It is just a string variable with the webpage contents in it.) I hope that makes sense.
The problem is that all the quotes inside the $preview_HTML variable is causing this javascript to fail. I either end up with a blank page, or partial page, or just garbage, depending on the HTML code inside the $preview_HTML variable.
Basically, I just want to "write" the entire contents of the $preview_HTML variable without having to "worry" about escaping quotes, slashes, etc.
Is Json considered the better file format for loadind data via Jquery AJAX? I am going to use it either way, but from a cutting edge stand point, is JSON looked at a more cutting edge since it loads faster. 2. And for that matter is anyone using css3 and E4X? All these seem to require the latest versions of all browsers. Since my goal is to be cutting edge I was thinking to do some stuff in the above listed that require only the latest browser if it is detected, if not use what works in most all browsers? What are cutting edge web app developers really doing at this time?
Iam using JQuery DatePicker Plugin , created by Kelvin Luck [url]. Plugins default format is d/m/Y. how to change its default format to US Date format (m/d/Y).
I would like to get get some data which format is "XML" and it is returned from an API. However, the $.ajax() doesn't work in this case? But the same code works when the "XML format" data is from an XML file. Can anyone tell me why?
If I have a div in a document containing ordered lists (ul,li etc) and I use AJAX interaction with the server to modify the content of the div without page refresh, am I right in assuming that I cannot inspect or manipulate this new content using document.getElementById and similar methods of working with the document object? Or is there some way to do this?
I'm looking around for an AJAX type control that can take image versions of documents and display and manipulate them within a page and preferably degrade gracefully when Javascript is switched off. The sort of thing I'm looking for is similar to the flashpaper viewer, except not in flash.
I want after send a comment, that message submit online and insert to database, Without Refresh Page. In this code, $.ajax function worked , but success: function(html) does not work(document.getElementById). I do not know why it does not work!? What do I do?
