I was wondering if it's possible to write a script that would check a MySQL database table every 5 seconds for the word "closed." If it finds the word in the table, then it would redirect somehow to another page. how to do it without using a meta refresh?
View 3 RepliesI need to create three dropdown boxes (box 1:colour, box 2: price, box 3:brand) and when the user presses "GO" they are returned with the correct information, pulled from corresponding fields in my MYSQL database.
For example, colour: silver, price £100-£200, brand:samsung...should return 5 items on the page. I do not need the dropdown boxes to populate depending on ther previous selection - they are static, so to speak. If possible, I would like the information to be retuned to my page without the URL changing, which leads me to think I will need to be ausing ajax....?
I am a new Javascript user and have a question i cant seem to get my teacher to explain to me (darn online classes). My problem is i am being instructed to [URL].. to the body of my file to create a link to another file. The instructions say i cant add an html a tag for the link and I'm not really sure how to make this work without it. Here is what I have so far....(note there are a bunch of other things i need to accomplish in this and i think i probably just dont have things in the right order and I'm not sure where the onclick tag needs to sit within the javascript sections)..
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I have a site with dynamic pages, where content is fetched via
a hidden iframe client/server. I'd like to be able to allow
people to bookmark the 'state' of the page, by generating a
URL depending on current content. That URL would ideally be
visible on the location field of the browser, and bookmarkable.
Any idears?
I'm attempting to implement some deep-linking in my simple AJAX application by setting location.hash, and I've run into two problems:
1) Sometimes setting location.hash seems to send the window on both IE and FF to scroll to the top of the page. I do not want any scrolling to occur. The location.hash change happens in a function which is triggered in an onclick event.
2) Changing location.hash creates a history entry on FF (not on IE)... that's pretty cool for FF, but in this case I do not want a history entry created. How can this be avoided?
I found an example which seems to have avoided both these problems, but cannot decipher the pertinent code: [URL]
I have these two MySQL tables (location, properties). Each location can have one or more properties so both tables are related using Keys. What I'm trying to implement is an HTML form where when a user selects a location then the system automatically filters the properties results accordingly. The "location" list is loaded from MySQL using PHP, but obviously PHP doesn't allow me to filter the "properties" list while the selection is at the user side.
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View 3 Replies View RelatedI have extremely text intensive web pages. A search engine can find the page but then my users have to search for the word using Ctrl+F. Google can highlight the found terms on the page but google does not index every page on my sites.
I need a way to highlight found words on my web pages by using an input box at the top of the page. The user will type in a word to find and the script will highlight all the found words on a page.
Here is code that is supposed to work to find an individual word but not all words. The code does not work for me.
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I've created an item tooltip that appears when an image is hovered. When the image is hovered AJAX fetches information from 'getItemInfo.php' and places inside the '#ng-item-info' DIV The parameters for the .php file are stored in the image rel in the following format: " ITEMID, GUID ( not used ) " The problem I am facing is that whenever I hover over another image, for example one with the ID of 3, the information for ID 1 is ALWAYS displayed.
$(document).ready(function() {
var itemicon = $('.ng-item');
var iteminfo = $(itemicon).attr('rel').split(',');
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I've been Googling & can't find a consistent cross-browser (IE & Firefox) answer to this...
I need to pass some data from inside an iframe, to the parent page
I've got the parent page PAGE1.HTM which contains:
<div ID="mydata"></div>
:
<iframe src="page2.htm"></iframe>
And, inside PAGE2.HTM I will set mydata to a hard string. But in page2.htm do I do
var parent.document.mydata.innerHTML = "my data here'
or
var window.parent.document.all.mydata.innerHTML = "my data here"
or something else...??? to be cross-browser compatible (IE and Firefox mainly).
This text can only be altered by changing the URL of the page.
The normal solution is to use frames, though this can introduce
problems of its own...
I have a login form which has the following code:
<p>
Username:<span><input type="text" id="uid" name="uid" size="14"/> </span>
Pass:<span><input type="password" id="pwd" name="pwd" size="14"/></span>
<a onclick="return loginload()" href="#" class="btn">Enter</a>
Here is the loginload script directs me to the following page upon Enter:
function loginload() {
window.location="step1.asp";
}
Now that step1.asp gets the user & pass variables and pass them to step2.asp page that way:
<html>
<!-- #include file="include/common.asp" -->
<!-- #include file="include/security.asp" -->
<head>
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How can I pass information that user types in from one xml page to another?
View 2 Replies View RelatedA page I have shows a different background colour depending on the
hash portion of the url as it is first loaded. For example a link to
mysite/mypage#0000FF would result in a page with a blue background. But
another link, this one to mysite/mypage#FF0000, would not give me a red
background if directed to the window where mypage#0000FF was loaded
just one moment ago. This is normally to be expected, because the browser
thinks same page, no load event, basta.
If I use the search portion, for obvious reasons, that is treated a new page
load, even when it is from the cache, but I need the hash here. So how do I
detect in mypage the moment when the hash string is changed by a user click
event on another page in another window, perhaps even from another domain?
I want to use the click() function to implement the javascript:
onclick="window.location.href='newpage.php'"
But I'm not sure what to put for the function:
$('.target').click(function() {
?
});
I'm trying to figure out a script to transfer selected checkbox information to another page. I'm making a needs list for a non-profit group and the list is "huge" so I thought it would be nice to have something where the viewer could have a list of the items they checked to donate instead of printing out or transmitting the six pages for the entire list.
I found a script in the archives from 10/2002 that "Adios" wrote in reply to an inquiry. It is real close to what I want but it involves transfering graphics instead of the text information from the checkbox. I've been working on it for several days but cannot get it to work. Here's Adios' script:
<html>
<head>
<title>untitled</title>
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
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I would like to also include a print function and submit. The print feature is not a big issue as the viewer can print from the browser but I thought it would make the transferred information page a bit more snazzy and they will have a record of thier selections. On the submit I don't have a URL setup yet but if you could put something like "URL HERE" in the script placement I can change it when they get up and going.
I have an webbpage, and in the middle of it there is an iframe to a php site. So i have used this code, so after some seconds the iframe will send the guest to another page. <meta http-equiv="refresh" traget="_top" content="5 url=http://mypage.com"/> But the thing is that i want the WHOLE page to reload, and go to that page after 5 seconds (we can say). With that code, only the iframe are going to another page. Is it possible to make the whole page send the user after some seconds, to another page and not only the iframe?
View 1 Replies View RelatedBasically, I have a link that should open the targeted link in a blank page, and upon the link being clicked, the original page's URL should be changed. The reason for this is that the user has to browse information on another website, and then pass the information on to me via a contact form, so rather than make them click back on my tab in the browser, and then find the "Contact" page link to fill in the form, I thought it would a good feature to simply go ahead and load the "Contact" page upon them clicking the link to the external page (which of course loads in a new tab). Here is the code I have in place:
Code JavaScript:
<a href="http://www.othersite.com/" target="_blank" onclick="window.location.href='http://www.mysite.com/contactus.php';">Other Site</a>
This all works fine on my computer, regardless of the browser that I use. One of my partners on this project called me this morning and said that the link was taking him directly to the "Contact" page without opening the "Other Site." This is strange because after I put this in place, I showed it to him and it worked fine. Now, a few days later, and it does not work. He said that he cleared his browser cache, history, cookies, etc. and the problem did not go away. He uses IE8. After he told me it was no longer working, I went to test it myself, and it works fine for me no matter which browser I use (IE8 or 9, Firefox 3 or 4 Beta).
why this might have worked one day and not the next? Is it simply a problem on his computer, or could it be an issue where based on what type of browser you are using, this won't work. Also, I know this is the JavaScript forum, but is there a way to do this in PHP without using the JavaScript onclick event? Obviously, I can't use the header() function since this functionality needs to be present on a link within text of a page.
I need to change the location of the parent window and after
that scroll a little bit (because of "position:fixed" css buttons,
which obscure the title).
I have
window.opener.location.href = "newhreflabel";
window.opener.scrollBy(0, -25);
The newhreflabel may point to the same document or load
a new one (another chapter).
There is a problem is with timing, T think I need to
serialize those two instructions.
However, the window.opener.document.onload does not seem to
be trigered by href change. Is there any other way how to
do it - or I have ti all wrong?
I need to move a Div but I need to see it move rather than just change the location.
I also need it to go both right and left a set distance.
Here is how the code works: (its like a phone directory)
-User first selects the dept.
-Once selected, a second drop down populates with the names of each person in that department.
-I want the contact info to show on the page once they select this last step.I need for when the user selects this second options for a link to open inside a iFrame inside of the same html page.Here is the code for the HTML doc:
HTML Code:
<body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000" link="#0000ff" vlink="#800080" alink="#ff0000" onLoad="fillCategory();">
<FORM name="drop_list" action="yourpage.php" method="POST" >
<SELECT NAME="Department" onChange="SelectSubCat();" >[code]......
Is it possible to notice a change of window.location.hash without
polling?
I'm working on a Ajax-platform (yes, inventing the wheel again) and
have finished almost everything except the support for
back/forward-buttons. The track I'm working on is "hidden frames" to
keep state in window.location.hash. I've seen some solutions along this
way that includes polling window.location for a change... which doesn't
comply with my otherwise strict event-driven design...
I want to print out several bits of info to the page dynamically according to a timer. I have PHP / MySQL printing this data out in hidden divs when the page loads (thinking this might be the best way to do this)... This is working fine. Heres a peice of source of the page:
<div id="0004"><a href="javascript:void(0);" title="Canon was originally named after a Japanese idol/false god. One of the originating camera makers in Japan. Canon revolutionlized the photo industry by releasing superior products at reasonable market prices. Their lens are the benchmark for the professional industry and many consider Canon to be the best photo system that can be bought with money.You see all those white lens's on the side lines at sporting events?">Canon</a></div> Ok the plan is using a counter I want to display all div ids less than say '0075';
I have a page which takes information from a user. When the user clicks the "send" button, it stores data in a cookie then does a javascript redirect to the next page which grabs the info. I don't want the data to be present in the URL on the next page and the site is supposed to be put together without the use of PHP (the 2nd page is a confirm page that sends the data to Web Services).
This has been working great for everyone who has tried it, but there are a handful of complaints that users will not get the information they expected on the 2nd page. My question is, as I'm trying to debug this stuff, is it reasonable to think that the cookie may not be properly stored in time for the redirect to take place for some users?
I'm currently trying to refresh a DIV on my page that is linked to MYSQL (changes if database has 1 or more rows) without refreshing the entire page, I've tried using javascript although it didn't seem to work and so Im back to the drawing board, Im not very experienced with Jquery or Javascript to do it on my own, I only know PHP, CSS, HTML the easier ones
how I could possibly go about this... - I don't want to use Iframes either as the the div is a button which opens a hidden div on the page (parent page) so I don't think iframes would be best either
I don't know why it's not working... But I want to change the background-location-y when I hover a list item. [URL]..
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