I am using FrontPage 2003. How do I change the font, size, and color of the script? Here is the code I have:
<BODY
<SCRIPT>
var date1 = "Feb 14, 2000"
var mons = new Array("Jan", "Feb", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "Sept", "Oct", "Nov", "Dec")
var now = new Date();
var mm = now.getMonth();
mm = mons[mm];
var dd = now.getDate();
var yy = now.getYear();
var date2 = mm + " " + dd +", "+ yy;
function daysNoAccident() {
date1 = date1.toString();
date2 = date2.toString();
date1 = Date.parse(date1);
date2 = Date.parse(date2);
date1 /= 1000; date1 /= 60; // minutes
date2 /= 1000; date2 /= 60;
var result = Math.abs(date1 - date2);
result = result/60; // = hours
result = result * 8/24; //hours worked per day
result = result * 5/7; // working days in week
result = result * 35 // number of employees
result = parseInt(result);
document.write ("You have worked " + result + " hours since 14th February 2000 without an accident");
}
</SCRIPT>
where da boss wants our a large piece of our site to be fully dynamic and integrated on any screen size. This means changing font on size. Well I cam up with a solution, figured if no one has one better, then i'll share
I have a form which contains FOUR text fields (e.g. TEXTFIELD1, TEXTFIELD2, TEXTFIELD3 & TEXTFIELD4). Each text field holds a HEX,DEC color value. ABOVE this form I have a table with TWO ROWS (ROW1 and ROW2). ROW1 should correspond with TEXTFIELD1, so that when the VALUE in TEXTFEILD1 is changed the background color of ROW1 will change to match the HEX,DEC VALUE entered in TEXTFIELD1. The same would happen with TEXTFIELD2 and ROW2. TEXTFIELD3 should be used to change the color of the TEXT inside ROW1 and TEXTFIELD4 should change the color of the TEXT in ROW2. I also wanted to know if it would be possible to achieve this without clicking any button.
------------------------------------------------------------------ | ROW1 | TEXT IN ROW 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ROW2 | TEXT IN ROW 2 ------------------------------------------------------------------
TEXTFIELD1 <----HEXDEC VALUE GOES HERE to change color of ROW1---->[code]....
I operate as a admin a online print site where clients can enter in contact info to create imprint on promotional items.
I create pdf templates with field placeholders |1.1|[address]
This template is uploaded to the print site which interprets the tags and makes them into variable fields for clients to enter in their info. The site can pull the font name, size, position, etc... from the pdf template.
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The code I'm use to writing is pretty simple stuff for example to format dots instead of dashes for phone numbers like:
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[Code].....
I was hoping that I could benefit from your collective wisdom as I am not sure where I am going wrong with this and several hours spent searching the web for answers have been fruitless so far...
My knowledge of JavaScript is not very extensive, I haven't studied it in great depth so perhaps I am making some very silly mistakes here.
My pseudo code for this exercise is something like this:
detect browser if browser = Opera { change font-size for body to 90% }
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function to calculate the total costs, gain/loss and return percent. function calculate() {
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