I'm just starting to learn languages like jQuery, PHP and AJAX. I will post exactly what a potential client asked me. I'm not willing to say no, because everything else he asked I can do myself, but if it's far beyond my capabilities, I may have to just hire someone to code this part.
Quote: For our home page main menu bar, we would like to have a script (that we design) that if it recognizes a cookie, it shows a slightly different menu bar than if it doesn't see our cookie. For instance, if a user is "remembered" we want the menu to have a support button visible, if the user isn't remembered by our script, its button would then be "Free Trial" I understand exactly what he wants, just not sure how best to go about it. I believe I've seen this before, and I thought maybe AJAX was the best way to do it, but please, correct me if there is a much easier way.
I figure it's a matter of just showing and hiding an object in a kind of IF / ELSE situation.
i have a document that places, reads cookies, and counts visits. it's design is to display text reading: "you have visited this site "x" times. this works fine - last week's assign. My assignment this week is to modify this document to display 4 images in succession. first, using a series of "if" statements within the body. next, is to replace if statements with switch statement. finally, to use an array to display images. i've been working on this for a week, and have made seemingly no progress. this is my starting point:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <HTML lang="en"> <HEAD> <TITLE>Track User Visits</TITLE>
How to set cookies in javascript to remember user selection on dropdown menu and when user enter the page again, his previous selection shows automatically?
I use the Accordion-Menu, which save the open state (with cookies). See following example. It works fine. But when I change the state of the a-tags with real target-path, the submenu doesen´t opens smoothly anymore. This works fine
<!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"
I am trying to set my cookies with the click of a button and display them with another button and have them expire one day after visit. I have been having some trouble with this and have written and rewritten code many times. How can I get this code to work? (not very familiar with setting cookies).
Below is the cookie script I am working on which I am having trouble with: <script> var equipment = document.forms[0].equipment.value; var pDate = document.forms[0].pickupDate.value; var pHour = document.forms[0].pickupHours.value; var pMin = document.forms[0].pickupMinutes.value; var rDate = document.forms[0].returnDate.value; var rHour = document.forms[0].returnHours.value; var rMin = document.forms[0].returnMinutes.value; var first = document.forms[0].firstName.value; var last = document.forms[0].lastName.value; var street = document.forms[0].street.value; var city = document.forms[0].city.value; var zip = document.forms[0].zip.value; var dob = document.forms[0].date.value; .....
This is the input field in the body part of the form: <input type = "button" value = 'Set Cookies' onclick = "setCookie('anyName','Hello',expDate)">
I have installed Superfish menu module with Joomla ..Customization work more less fine ...I still have tenious problem like :
- How to have the main menu with the active color, when one of the sub-menu has been actived ?
- How to change the inactive color of the sub-menu without changing the inactive colro of the principal menu ...I did not found any information on the web ..
I built a form that utilizes arrays for storing data, prototype objects stored in arrays, and DOM using getElementByID and getElementByName. Now, in XP SP2 with the security center turned on, I get alerted by IE6/7 that there is an ActiveX script on the page and it asks to be allowed.
I don't want users IE to see this ActiveX warning. First, the users going to be using this form are not exactly tech savvy enough to know to allow it. Second, I had no idea JavaScript was related to ActiveX--which begs the question, what sort of things cause JavaScript to be flagged as ActiveX?
I'm loading content using an XMLHttpRequest and sending it to a Code:div on the fly in Greasemonkey. However, when I try to traverse through this newly loaded content and retrieve the innerHTML, jquery returns a null.
My code is as such
Code: var xhReq = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhReq.open("GET", linksRaw, false); xhReq.send(null);
I need to get JavaScript to change the font size used for a website if Opera is detected. I have been trying this but it hasn't worked:
function changeFooter(){ if (navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Opera") >= 0) { // if I alert this line the output is 0 document.getElementById("footer").style.fontSize = '0.5em'; };
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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% }
IE has a real problem working with my site at the moment and I want to force people to only NON Microsoft browsers for the moment until I get around to fixing the issue (I am only in beta, so its not a major issue)I have seen guides on how to do the detection, and im sure this is a real simple question, but how do i get it to stop loading the page (i.e just provide a blank white page) straight after the popup warning message? this is what i have
I was reading various articles on browser detection with javascript and I know it can be unreliable and unprofessional at times, but I was just playing it to see if I could get something working. What I wanted to do was attach a stylesheet if the browser in safari. With what I remember from the articles I read, isn't there a function that is navigator.appName(); ? I have written it in sorta of pseudo-code below:
I know that there is a .html() jQuery function where I can write html in the head of the document like so, head.html (HTML GOES HERE); but I have heard and form experience that mixing javascript and jQuery function can be dangerous. I would detect if the browser is safari and then link a stylesheet if true?
What I'm trying to achieve is that when I select the "other..." value, that �field? change �onchange? to a text field in order to let the user to input his custom color manually.This is the classic list/menu:
On a page for product descriptions, I have a MySQL query that returns a list of purchase options and the price of each option.There is a drop-down field which lists the names of each option. To the right, the price of the selected option is displayed.Upon selecting a different option, how can I have the displayed price change to that of the newly selected option?
So my task was to build basically photo-based department org-charts for a SharePoint 2007 environment. Not sure why I was asked to do this as the last time I web designed was when Netscape 4.0 and IE4 were still duking it out, but whatever.I inserted my images (125x125) into tables and everything looks great. on my screen.Boss's screen, a slightly smaller monitor with a lower resolution, not so much.I'd like to be able to dynamically resize the image display sizes based on detected screen resolutions, or failing that, have at least 2 image libraries using 75x75 and 125x125 and then load one image size or the other based again on detected screen resolutions.
I have a form with 3 buttons with a text box next to each button
what i want to do is when a textbox is filled out the default button is changed to the button next to that text box rather than the first button on the form.
i'd like to change the color of this span id by pressing the button. so in this case it would change red, yellow green and last:
changing the font in a bold tag bold by pressing a button
html code: (note, the font weight in normal in css for bold) <b>i want this bold when you hit the button!</b> <input type="button" value="Set Bold" id="btnBold" />
I've been tweaking a small AJAX login / user search page and I've run into a problem. I have three buttons, "Submit Query", "Add User", "Delete User" and a JS using DOM to modify everything on the login.html page.
I have a single external CSS file that controls the login.html page, buttons included. The way it works right now is the "submit query" button is blue, "add user" is green, and "delete user" is red.
In my JS file I diable the add and delete buttons if that user name already exists. Disabling the buttons is working correctly but changing the color of the disabled buttons isn't working. Here's what I've tried so far:
if( Name != null ){ b2.disabled; b3.disabled; b2.style="color:blue;background-color:yellow"; - or - document.getElementById('b2').style = "color:yellow;background-color:yellow"; b3.style="color:blue;background-color:yellow"; - or - document.getElementById('b3').style = "color:yellow;background-color:yellow";}}
I even tried adding a .disabled class to my css file: #b2 .disabled{ color:blue; background-color:yellow; } But nothing has worked so far. If you'd like I can paste all of the code, i.e. JAVA, JS, XML, CSS, HTML if anyone would like a working AJAX example.
I am totally new to jquery but have had a bit of experience at other languages. I was just trying to make a front page with a changing background and a nice menu. Havent a clue where to start. Do i use dreamweaver etc.
