I downloaded a calendar script that allows a user to just click on the date and have it populate the form input field- the problem is it lets you enter dates previous to today. I would like it so it could not enter any dates less than today.
Problem is, I know nothing about javascript. I am less than a noobie.
Would some kind soul have a look and see if it would be possible to do and show me what to do.
The code is below. There is also a css file which I did not include.
Code:
function positionInfo(object) {
var p_elm = object;
this.getElementLeft = getElementLeft;
function getElementLeft() {
I can't easily change this for a number of reasons. I know the values themselves will be valid (they're generated by a calendar selection script) but I want to check the date created by the end variables is not before the start date. Any script to build a date from the 3 fields for each, and return false if the end date is earlier than the start date?
I have 2 different pages. one is where i will set the generic settings for golf course. the other is a reservations page which provides an option to add new reservation page. Now in the settings page i can set no of days to 1 thru 5. it will be inserted into config table in database. Based on this, on reservation page, i need to show only 1 or 2 or 5 days on the popup calendar starting from today which allows to select one while making new reservation.based on the setting if i can prepopulate those dates in a drop down list on the addreservation.php
I am working on a form where users enter a Start Date and an End Date via a pop up calendar using JavaScript. This works well. From the results of that data, I need to 1) Calculate the number of days + 1; 2) Multiply #1 by $25 to get the amount allocated for meals - and I need it done dynamically.
Now, I can get this to work using onblur in the two input fields for the dates, but that means users would have to put the focus within the input fields after they've done the calendars and tab or click else where in order for the values to take effect and the javascript to calculate the correct values for meal. It was suggested to try to use jquery, which I have been trying to no avail and I'm just wondering if I am doing this wrong. I thought .trigger or .triggerHandle would do it, but nothing seems to happen.
Here's my script I'm trying to use to activate these scripts: <script type="text/javascript"> $("#en_date").blur(function() { $("#input25").triggerHandler("blur");}); $("#input25").blur(function() { $("#en_date").trigger("blur"); } </script>
My input fields have this: <br /><b>* Start date - </b> <input type="text" id="st_date" name="st_date" maxlength="25" size="25" value="<?php echo $st_date; ?>" onblur="cal7();" /> <a href="#" onClick="cal13.select(document.forms[0].st_date,'st_date','yyyy-MM-dd'); return false;" TITLE="cal13.select(document.forms[0].st_date,'st_date','yyyy-MM-dd'); return false;" NAME="st_date" ID="st_date"> <img src="images/cal.gif" border="0" width="16" height="16" alt="Pick a date" /> </a><br /> <b>* End date - </b> .....
The End Date is tied to the Start Date, as you can tell above. For the calendar, I am making it launch with this command: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" ID="js13"> var cal13 = new CalendarPopup(); </SCRIPT> I've tried just using a simple if/then statement within my javascript that calculates the values, but it doesn't launch automatically, which is my problem, and it should launch immediate after the "End Date" variable has been entered. Everything else works.
working further on my project lined out in a previous post - here's another pickle:
I have two dates set, a beginning date and an end date for a period of time. That period can span several years. I now need to calculate the months in that period in accordance with the following reasoning:
I'm working on redesign of a vacation rental company web site, and I'm looking to use a drop down calendar to select the arrival/departure date on the search form. getting the number of nights difference between dates (though I think the code/labels are slightly backward in that example), but I don't know where to start to split off the variables I need. Basically, the search.php file I'm passing the variables to need to be in this format:
Code: search.php?month=(arrival month digit)&day=(arrival day digit)&year=(arrival year, 4 digits)&days_count=(number of nights)(...plus some other variables...)
how to split things off properly and get a properly formatted URL? I'll experiment a bit, and come back here with sample code
I have been checking out the calendar plugins and I was hoping I would find one in which I could display listed events during certain dates. For example, I have a web site for a divers club and we have events that happen on certain dates. I would like to have a calendar in which the user could click a certain date and something shows the user what is going on that day.
I'm trying to get Xin's Popup Calendar -- [url]-- to work with the following form:
I need the dates to fill the month select field, the year select field, and the date text field but I cannot understand how to do this, I'm very new at javascript.
So I'm supposed to be using a form to get the date of Easter or Ash Wednesday and return the other. It should also check that the date for Easter is a Sunday and the date for Ash Wednesday is indeed on Wednesday. What I have so far isn't working. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I know my if...else logic isn't going to work right since I've assigned new Date () to easter and ash. How to clean this up and get it working right?
<html> <head> <title>Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday</title> <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- var ash = new Date(); var easter = new Date(); var temp; var month = new Array ("January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December");
function convMonth (){ }function fnAshToEaster (){ ash.setDate(document.formAshToEaster.ashDate.value); ash.setMonth(document.formAshToEaster.ashMonth.value); ash.setYear(document.formAshToEaster.ashYear.value); easter.setDate(document.formAshToEaster.easterDate.value); easter.setMonth(document.formAshToEaster.easterMonth.value); easter.setYear(document.formAshToEaster.easterYear.value); if (ash == "") .....
There is a form that I have been working on. The form needs to display information on it that, ideally, would be automatically generated.
So, for example, I open this form today 9/6/2007 and I sent it out. The form result would show the current date with a time of 6:00am and then the previous day's date with a time of 6:00am. ----Form Data---------------------------------- Data for: 9/5/2007 6:00am thru 9/6/2007 6:00am Name: Yourname Number: 123abc ----------------------------------------------- So, again, I'm trying to write a script that will present current day and the previous day on the form and the results. I hope that I have been clear enough. If anyone has any suggestions I am certainly open to look at them.
I have a javascript calendar which will be used for a booking form. The booking form is for the months of october, november and december.
The code is: //Global variables var winCal; var dtToday; var Cal; var MonthName; var WeekDayName1; var WeekDayName2; var exDateTime;//Existing Date and Time var selDate;//selected date. version 1.7 var calSpanID = "calBorder"; // span ID var domStyle=null; // span DOM object with style var cnLeft="0";//left coordinate of calendar span var cnTop="0";//top coordinate of calendar span var xpos=0; // mouse x position var ypos=0; // mouse y position var calHeight=0; // calendar height var CalWidth=208;// calendar width var CellWidth=30;// width of day cell. var TimeMode=24;// TimeMode value. 12 or 24 var StartYear =2010; //First Year in drop down year selection var EndYear = 5; //End Year offset. i.e. Current Year + 5 .....
//use the Month and Weekday in your preferred language. var MonthName=["October", "November", "December"]; var WeekDayName1=["Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday"]; var WeekDayName2=["Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday"]; The only problem is when I look at the tcalendar in frontpage preview it shows 9 other months as 'undefined'.
We're in the process of re-writing the Intranet at work, and my javascript knowledge could be written on the back of a post card. ;-)
Can any of you point me in the direction of some code that would enable a form to open a specific pdf file? Details are below.
-------------------- All of our purchase orders are saved back to pdf files. Each pdf has the prefix "PO_" followed by the po reference, then the file extension ".pdf". For example, our file would be called "PO_12345M.pdf". Each set of files is archived into years (folders are called 2003, 2004, 2005 etc.) so it will probably need a drop down box to select year, unless it can search through all the folders.
The visitor should only need to enter the PO reference, and the code puts the "PO_" and the ".pdf" on the end of it, and hey presto Acrobat opens with the PO, or you get an error dialog if the file cannot be found. --------------------
I keep getting a runtime error stating that this document.adddealer.dealertoadd.value = dealer; is null or not an object. I've rewritten the Function everyway I could think of, and couldn't find any thread examples of my problem.
Here is my Function;
<Script language="JavaScript"> <!--//hide function AddDealer(dealer) { document.adddealer.dealertoadd.value = dealer; document.adddealer.submit();
} //--> </script>
This calls the Function;
<input type="button" value="Make This My Dealer" name="button">
When the code breaks and I bring up Microsoft Debugger it shows a value in the parameter.
I'm wanting to create a pop-up window that shows upon entering on the website with two buttons that have different functions.
I'm wanting the first button, when clicked, stops the message from appearing again. -Similar to the "do not show again" option that uses cookies from this thread.. [URL] the second button, when clicked, redirects the user to a URL
Is it as simple as using the code from the thread above and some simple javascript buttons?
function testfield() { var un = document.getElementById("dir").value; if (!/^(/ftp/nas)/i.test(un)) { alert ("Invalid starting characters - must be /ftp/nas"); return false; [Code]...
I have a code like above which doesn't allow the user to proceed with out starting the field with a "/ftp/nas" which should be the starting of a path. Is there any way to make it disabled and the user only can enter the rest of the path. for eg: user1 has directory path like /ftp/nas/user1/help
so when this user enters his path, on the field "/ftp/nas" should always be available and the user has to only enter the rest of the path. and the user is allowed to enter only / (// is not allowed) and [A-Za-z] in the field. this is just to secure the application from typing mistakes.
I am just wondering if someone can tell me what this message means, even roughly. The following is the error message box that pops up when I try to access/open a yahoo email account. The error (in english) is followed with some script referred to. I am very "curious" what this is. ANY suggestions welcome.
I'm interested in learning how to do this. What I'm doing is I'm making a social networking site linked to a game called Habbo, and for the registration page, once they put in their Habbo Username, I want to be able to load the image next to it. [URL]...
That is the link to the image. So basically, once they enter a value into the textbox, I want to be able to use that value to replace the [TEXTBOX.DATA] part from the above link and use that as an image.