I thought up this script when I was working on a website that acted as a cell phone. I did take a little coding outta brothercakes frogger script. If you dont want me to have this up here, just let me know. But here it is:
function alert(msg)
{
alObj=document.createElement("div");
document.body.appendChild(alObj);
I'm trying to have a user input a number in a prompt box which gets totaled and displayed in an alert box.This is what I have and its not working out for me.
I was just wondering if you can use html tags in javascript alert boxes?(like <b>hello</b>) when i try it it doesn't work only in document.write it works, i feel its weird. Could it be my browser im on safari,
I was trying to create JavaScript error handling for a form, and I was trying to get an error message to show up underneath the field where there was an error. (I am trying to avoid alert boxes.) I only have two fields, and my problem is that only one field is showing an error message. If I place an error in the input for the second field, the error shows up under the first field. How can I get the error messages to show up under the correct form field?
We run a record label, and are looking for a free piece of software/server install that will allow us to enter several [Artist] - [Title] entries, and for that software to then search the internet/specific sites for if that song has been played/tracklisted anywhere. Is there something already in place for this job?
which isprobablyeasy to tell, but I was hoping someone would be able to answer my question regarding the jquery accordion content sliders or point me in the direction of one that fits my needs.I am wondering if there is an accordion plug in out there that will reveal content based on whether or not you've moused over an image or clicked on it. I've seen a few, but what I have yet to see is one where the button is in a separate div than the content holder.For example, you could have a rotating image you roll over with your mouse and 200 pixels to the right text suddenly appears to define the word image you just rolled over.
how to create a customizable event based calender i need to create a grid calender where user can edit the fields of the dates and he can block some dates!
Code: <script language="JavaScript"> var checkobj function agreesubmit(el){[code]....
i need to make it like if the button is clicked and there the agreement checkbox is not checked.. it should give an alert that the alert is not checked.. i know that would require a if and else statement but i cant figure out how to do it
I have four html form check boxes.The user is allow to choose one or three of the check boxes, the last check box has a value of None.
Example: What's your favorite color.1. Red 2.Blue 3. Green 4. Gray. 5. None.The user can select more then one color.So I'm wondering how can I make the other check boxes deselect when the user click None.So if the user select None, then the other boxes cannot be checked. know you can do this with radio buttons but I would like the user to select more then one option.
This may sound weird but I'm try to find a way to copy the whole docoument from one frame to another. It's sort of like stowing away the whole page to another frame so that user can use the main frame for other things. When done, the user then can pull back the previous page into the main frame. I tried the swapping with document.body.innerHTML but then it only copied whatever in the body but not the header, which contains all the javascript functions and css. I thought about just replacing the other frame's url with the current but it won't work because the current page contains a "form submitted" search & result. Loading its url to the other frame would result in a complete new search.....
I know it's possible to manipulate the status bar when a user scrolls over links, but is there a way to completely disable or hide it? I have a flash program that connects to a database every 5 seconds, so the status bar always says "transfering data from..." It gets quite annoying, so I was wondering if there was any way to stop the status bar from displaying this message. If I can't hide it, it would be nice if I could get the status bar to say "Done".
I created a slideshow using the cycle-lite pluginLINK. LINK TO SLIDESHOW The slideshow is nearly great. The first time you load the images it is a bit bizarre. The images loads and fades at the same time.
Is there a way i can hide the images until all has loaded then trigger the slideshow.
I know $(element).css('top',''); should remove any value for top. However, in IE7 (or rather, IE9b in compatibility mode), it still leaves style="TOP: ;" on the element (as given by: alert($(element).attr('style'));). I know this shouldn't be a problem, but for some reason it's playing around with my element, which has external CSS settings it as bottom:5px;. The top:; is applied, but then I want it completely removed. However, there might well be other css inline, so I don't want to removeAttr('style'). Is there another way to completely remove the 'top' property?
I am trying to completely remove everything from a table. I want to delete all of the rows which I am able to do. But when I delete all of the rows and add rows in again there is whitespace at the top of the table and I can't figure out why it is there. Here is my code:
Objective: Shows the loading image (.loading) before the main content (#body) when the ajax task starts and removes it when the ajax task has been completed. Triggered by an onclick event.
Details: The code above works. The problem is everytime I click the html element (<li>), it prepends the content from the previous execution. As such, if it has a text "loading..." the next time I click another item from the menu it becomes "loading...loading..." I tried using the .fadeout() but it only hides it. So I try .remove(), same thing happens. Tried using them both, separately, and hand-in-hand, the object still does not get destroyed.
I made this JavaScript that password protects a page. But the password you type in is completely visible! I want it so that the password are those black dots for each letter....
I've been having a problem that I noticed started yesterday with my site [URL]. At first, I thought it was a Project Wonderful ad problem as that was the first thing I noticed disappearing once the page was fully loaded. Then as I took a look around my site, I began to see it was everything that was javascript was gone at full page load. I did the Google search for every syntax I could think of but have come up empty so I decided to come here to see if someone has encountered this problem and has a solution to offer.
When you first go to the site, all javascript loads, PW ads, amazon widgets, footer copyright date, etc. However, when the page is nearly loaded completely, all things Javascript disappear from the page. I've been trying to see what process point they disappear at but the process loading at the bottom moves by pretty fast. I see a query-yahooapis right before the javascript objects go bye-bye, but can't verify 100% if something may happen right after it. Google search for query-yahooapis doesn't yield anything more than what query-yahooapis is.
I started disabling widgets one at a time, working backwards to see if perhaps one of them was causing the javascript hiding or failure, but even with all widgets disabled, the javascript that remains on the page, disappears when page is fully loaded. I was even considering having javascript load from the footer, but due to the design of wordpress sites, I have to call javascript where needed <script> ... </script> for Project Wonderful ads, widgets, etc. Has anyone encountered javascripts disappearing when page is fully loaded or is there a tool that I am not finding in my Google searches that will allow me to load my web page one process at a time to see which one may be conflicting with javascript when it loads?
I'm using the default accordion example from the UI Demo page.I would like to remove the header part of the menu completely, where it says 'section'. Is there an option or something to do that??
