I am trying to finish this small project and seem to run into a snag.
Its a simple word checker that provides a prompt and you input a single word no punctuation or white space and then answer question does begin with vowel and if there are two adjacent vowels.
You're going to look at this code and see straight away what's wrong with it, but I've been staring at it for too long that my brain just isn't reading it right.
It's a basic input, you type in your postcode, if it is in the list of postcodes I entered then it replies with a 'Yes' response, otherwise a 'No' response. Unfortunately it keeps saying 'Yes' to anything that's entered.
Here it is, and apologies again for it being annoyingly simple, you know when you've been looking at code too much and you just can't see the small things anymore. [input type.needed=coffee]
This is my first post here. I'm a bit baffled by IE7 javascript engine. I created a very simple game called the "Word Smith" basically the user has to guess words by clicking a letter or guessing the entire word. Points are assigned accordingly. After the user clicks "NEW GAME" and then clicks an imagemap of some "dice" to invoke my random number generator, javascript increments the Round number to 2 If I uncomment that "alert" statement just after I increment my currentRound variable, the code works perfectly! WTH? See code below.
I've tried to address this issue multiple times, and yet IE 8 simply ignores it. I know jquery has the capability of operating correctly with other examples, but the below code just doesn't seem to satisfy it.[code]
I'm totally new to jquery, however I got a script working The script is looking for images with the class "thumbnail" and exchanges them by rollover....
Just wondering if anybody went through this before. The following code works fine in IE. It looks for checkboxes named market, although I use market[$id] for each checkbox. Code:
IF ($res != 1024) { print " <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Begin function redirectPage() { var url640 = "?res=640"; var url800 = "?res=800"; var url152 = "?res=1152"; var url1280 = "?res=1280"; var url1600 = "?res=1600"; var urlnorm = "pieeatersanonymous.com";
if ((screen.width == 640)) window.location.href= url640; else if ((screen.width == 800)) window.location.href= url800; else if ((screen.width == 1152)) window.location.href= url1152; else if ((screen.width == 1280)) window.location.href= url1280; else if ((screen.width == 1600)) window.location.href= urll600; else document.write(urlnorm)
I not much of JavaScript Developer, I'm a member of the copy and paste JavaScript Generation, so perhaps someone can tell me where I'm going wrong with my function to compare two dates:
var dt1=document.booking.fromDate var dt2=document.booking.untilDate if (Date.parse(dt1.value) >= Date.parse(dt2.value)){ alert("Departure Date must be After Arival Date") return false }
return true
The problem seems to be that two date values are been compared as strings, how can I force them to be compared as dates. I thought the Date.parse() function would handle that.
I found a Java that could hide two <div> with an id="widescreen" on my sharepoint2007 page. But when I added a certain webpart, my script did not triger.
Then I found a jquery scirpt that I used to hide some list hedings. I noticed that the jquery script do triger even with the webpart on page, that blocked the javascript.
Im a bit lost with java and jquery, but it would be nice if I could get the java into jquery format, and try if that works beter.
Here is the Java script that hides the <div id="widescreen">:
This is the jquery that hides the headings:
Is it possible to write the Java "hidenews6()" into jquery format?
below is the code for simple login form having fields username,email id,password,retype password and phone no. i have done inline validation forcheckName() .i am not getting for the other fields can u tell me how to do it..
I have a long paragraph and I have been asked to display words in red and green in such a way that that fist word should be red, 2nd word should be green, 3rd word should be red and 4th word should be green and so on. For example: this is just a sample.
I have come across javascript lint but it seems to be a bit outdated... is there a more up to date syntax checked for javascript or does javascript lint still do the job?
There are several online tools I have seen but unfortunately these are no use as I need to be able to run it from the command line and (hopefully) be able to import it into vim.
I have a whole heap of Javascript that I want to compress (by removing line breaks etc). When laid out with line breaks, all works fine. When compressed ... BANG!
I suspect that there is a semi-colon missing somewhere which is only breaking when the return is removed. However, I'd like to run the whole block of javascript through an online validator instead of straining my eyes trying to locate the piece of the script at fault.
Is there such a thing? When I search for 'Javascript validator', I get a whole heap of links to using javascript to validate forms and such like!
im currently trying to create a real-time username checker. Once the user enters the username I would like some javascript to run and check whether the username is already in the database, then if it is return 'this is already in use'.Unfortunately I am not able to use ajax.