Create a function that prompts user for a number. Develop the program so that it continues to prompt until it receives valid information. Then create a multiplication table that displays the number multiplied by 1 through prompted number.
I need to create a script that allows a user to enter a number, in either celsius or fahrenheit textbox....then they can click the button and the conversion is placed in the blank textbox
I am trying to set up a simple web page that requests two inputs and upon these input, determines and angle (basically taking a Spur Gear Pitch � and threads pitch to get a cam angle). Here is what I have but it is not working. I actually want it to work onClick of a button but I can deal with that later. I just am not sure how to get this to work properly.
<html> <head> <script language="JavaScript"><!-- function getCirc(dia){ return dia*Math.PI; } function getRad(x,y){ [Code]....
Have made a contact form for a website that uses javascript to validate it then once validated prompts the user if the details are correct. Currently its working in chrome and ie but not in firefox. Code is in post #3.
I have this script that is supposed to check if a number the user guesses is the same as the randomly generated number.Problem is that the random number generated at the start of the program keeps on changing everytime I click on the "Check if I'm right" button, the random number gets generated again and I never ever get to reach the correct answer
HTML CODE <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en"> <head>
I'm trying to create a function to show a custom message as a tooltip when a user hovers over a table row.
My tr tag looks like this
The javascript function looks like this:
jQuery seems to be loaded correctly, as I get the alert. I don't get the tooltip, however.
What I'm trying to do, in case this is totally retarded and impossible to see, is to hover a tooltip over the clicked row instead of passing it in as a variable.
working on building a website at the moment. and i need to create a script that will increment a number by 0.01, then stop and decrease by 0.03, then increase again by one. I wrote code to increment by 0.01 continuouly but now i can't stop it. and change to decreasing
<script type = "text/javascript"> num = 0.87; var tim = 0;
How would I go about creating a random number between 1-50 that COULD include whole numbers, decimals to the tenth, hundredth and the thousandth place? Ex) 2.145, 3, 5.8, 41.002, 10.12, 7, 18.023, 33.2
Also, if the only way to do it is to put trailing zeros to the thousandth place that's fine as well Ex) 2.145, 3.00, 5.800, 41.002, 10.120, 7.00, 18.023, 33.200
I use the following to verify that a user has entered a number between 0 and 99 in a form:
It seems to work fine in all browser / machine combos except Firefox on a Mac, when entering 0 returns false (I don't know if entering other numbers also returns false.)
I'm new here, and I'm a programming newb but am very interested in learning and possibly pursuing programming in the future. As such, I'm taking an intro to Javascript class at my university, and our homework is to make a function that when called upon makes a diamond out of *'s. It is supposed to do so by prompting a user for an int and then makes a diamond shaped object with the inputted number of stars in the middle of the diamond. an example of what this would look like (if a user entered in "5" to the prompt):
I have been presented with: Draw a flowchart and write a javascript program which will accept two numbers from a user and will determine whether the second number is a factor of the first. This is determined by dividing the first number by the second and checking if the remainder is 0. This is made easier if you find out what the operator does. The output should be in the form 4 is not a factor of 6 and 3 is a factor of 6. I have tried a few attemps and yet still not sure what the problem is :confused:
I am trying to put up a page for my students for them to be able to enter their class number into a field and instantly get a personalized text message. (ie student number 5 enters "5" and gets a message like "Congratulations on your homerun in Kickball Bobby!"
I need to get a piece of code that will allow me to have a user input a number, say 1-200 and that variable would make up the last part of an IP Address that the user wants to browse to.
I have a character countdown that tell you how many characters you have type in the text area. But I am having a problem, I can't see to show a text or the number the character the user when I load the page. I want it to show Characters Type: 0 when you load the page, and not having to press a key to show it, here is the code I am using...
I have a javascript class and one of the assignements that we had to do was create a water bill that calculates the number of gallons used and the price for the water consumption. It will not work at all...
How do I create random 15 letter/number piece of text that is composed of letter and numbers jumbled together then automatically place that in a field? This is all of course activated by a link.
I have a form that collects information about up to 5 items. I would like the user to be able to select from a drop down menu how many items for which they want to compare information, and then have the form change the number of input fields accordingly.
In other words, if the user selects enter info for 3 items, then input fields for only 3 items are shown, if they change it to 4 items, then a fourth column shows up in the table with the appropriate input fields.
I'm having to write a program that generates a random number between 1-1000 and then allows the user to make guesses in a text box, answering to high or to low, until the correct answer is entered. I had the program working fine with using strictly prompts and alerts but when I tried to create a form I started having trouble.
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