I'm trying to build a tee-time reservation page, and want to display
all the available tee times on one page for a particular date. I
simply want to list the times out in 10-minute intervals, like:
8:30am
8:40am
8:50am
Additionally, I want to be able to parse out the times that already
have entries in my SQL database, but for now I'll settle for just
getting the times listed.
I have a page here [URL] I can add the rows now dynmically. My problem when submit I want the locations to be selected and the location cant be same. I have put this <select class='required' but is not workning either too. Secondly I want to make sure the dwell time column is fields in hour:minute format.
However, I just want to add a small bit of functionality to a new site to make the waiting site owner happy.As you can see here, I got a big image of glasses on the top right of the home page.I do this with CSS only:Html:
I want to display the time in a particular timezone (US Central) regardless where the computer is located. I have written the script below which displays the time in the Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific and Alaska time zones in the US. It works okay if the computer is located in the Central timezone but not if it is located elsewhere. I know how to get the UTC time and the timezoneOffset but I can't figure out how to get from there to Central time. Can anyone offer any suggestions?
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
var running = false var timerID= null var dayName=new Array(7) dayName[0]="Sun" dayName[1]="Mon" dayName[2]="Tue" dayName[3]="Wed" dayName[4]="Thu" dayName[5]="Fri" dayName[6]="Sat"
function countDown() { var now=new Date() Present=now.getTime()
running = true var theDay=now.getDay() var theDisplayDay = dayName[theDay] var theHour=now.getHours() var theDisplayHour=theHour var theMin=now.getMinutes() var theSec=now.getSeconds() document.forms[0].displayday.value= theDisplayDay document.forms[0].displayhour.value= theDisplayHour+1 document.forms[0].displaymin.value= theMin document.forms[0].displaysec.value= theSec document.forms[1].displayday.value= theDisplayDay document.forms[1].displayhour.value= theDisplayHour document.forms[1].displaymin.value= theMin document.forms[1].displaysec.value= theSec document.forms[2].displayday.value= theDisplayDay document.forms[2].displayhour.value= theDisplayHour-1 document.forms[2].displaymin.value= theMin document.forms[2].displaysec.value= theSec document.forms[3].displayday.value= theDisplayDay document.forms[3].displayhour.value= theDisplayHour-2 document.forms[3].displaymin.value= theMin document.forms[3].displaysec.value= theSec document.forms[4].displayday.value= theDisplayDay document.forms[4].displayhour.value= theDisplayHour-3 document.forms[4].displaymin.value= theMin document.forms[4].displaysec.value= theSec if (running) { timerID=setTimeout("countDown()",1000) } } function stopTimer() { clearTimeout(timerID) running=false }
If I wanted a div to show for a particular amount of time (say 5 secs) and then disappear (display:none; will work), how would I go about doing it? Would this be better executed in php or will JS do the job just as well?
I'm testing out a script that should display date and time by time zone through use of the innerHTML method. Something is off, neither day or time is being displayed on screen.
function initTime(){ var allTags=document.getElementsByTagName("*"); for (var i=0;i<allTags.length;i++){ if(allTags[i].className.indexOf("tz")==0){
I need to build a slider. which is not there in the page when it loads. then after few seconds it appears and slides from the right hand side of the window and stops at some position on the screen. then after few seconds it changes its image into another one. each and every one of the images has a different displaying time. that time is a database data and i have to specify it accordingly... I have no idea how to do this and i am a newbie to javascript. i don't know whether javascript can do this, maybe another technology..
<!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 needing a dual thirty minute countdown timer. They would appear side-by-side and there would be a start button. Once the first one is finished it would automatically initiate the second.
How to write some jQuery that runs a fadeIn after a minute passes after the script has loaded. I know how to write it without the time waiting....
Code HTML4Strict: <!doctype HTML> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>Fading with jQuery></title> <script type="text/javascript" src="[URL]"> <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { ('.hidden').fadeIn(); }); </script></head><body> <p class="shown"> While you are reading this text you will see some more fade in underneath</p> <br/> <p class="hidden">I have just faded in!</p> </body> </html>
Is there something like $(document.wait(60s, function() { /*......jQuery here */
I am writing this Javascript function that runs every 1 minute using the setTimeout() function. asically it is ment to run every 1 minute and post a user id and a unique key to a PHP script and then the PHP script updates the database. This is the code:online.phpPHP Code:
<!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">
Is there a way to find if any intervals (set by window.setInterval) are still open? I just want to have a way to double check my code ( in debugging) and be sure I'm not leaving any unclosed.
I want to make an animated gif that runs through one loop and then stops. But I want to invoke it at random time intervals...so, for instance, a tight head shot of a person's face winks at the viewer once or twice per minute, at unpredictable intervals.
I think I could figure out how to use rand() and setTimeout(...) to create the random time intervals, but I'm not sure about how to start the one-loop animated gif. Would I have to reload the whole page? Or is there someway to restart the gif animation *without* reloading the whole page?....probably not, the more I think about it.
i am having a problem understanding exactly how setInterval and setTimeout work and really need some I want to create an array and then print out each element one at a time at one second intervals.
I've only been able to come up with something like this, but it just prints the last value of the array after a second.
<script type = "text/javascript"> <!-- var myArray = new Array(); for (var i = 0; i < 11; i++){ myArray[i]=i+50;
I am having trouble with multiple slideshows. I have two seperate and I am trying to fun them on the same intervals. The second slideshow stops.
<script type="text/javascript"> <!-- var image1=new Image() image1.src="ciscoflash/01.jpg" var image2=new Image() image2.src="ciscoflash/02.jpg" var image3=new Image() image3.src="ciscoflash/03.jpg" var image4=new Image() image4.src="ciscoflash/04.jpg" var image5=new Image() image5.src="ciscoflash/05.jpg" var image6=new Image() .....
I work primarily with php, and haven't had much experience with JavaScript. I was wondering if JavaScript is suitable for automatically updating a database with the contents of a text area, at intervals of 3 minutes... without refreshing the page? It doesn't have to change the content of the text area, just take a snapshot of it. I am trying to develop an 'autosave' feature.
I've found many examples of creating slideshows using javascript all over the internet and these forums. However, I haven't found any that show how to create a slideshow and give each slide a different time interval between switching to the next one.
I'm changing my website over from a Flash based one to something that can be read on all devices. In doing so I've looked for ways to add a little motion to the site. I'm working with a friend who has been doing most of the site but here and there I like to get my hands dirty and try some things on my own. Unfortunately he doesn't know Javascript.
I wanted to have an animation window in the bottom corner of the page. Look at [url] to see what I came up with. I took a slider plugin for Wordpress and basically created a bunch of slides and entered them in to switch every .5s so that I could change how quickly they changed images by making some of them repeat the same slide 4 times for 2s, 2 times for 1s, etc. Though it's not pretty, it works. On Firefox everything looks great although it'd be nice to have fade in and out on each slide. On an iPad or IE it actually shows the flash between slides even when they're the same image. Quite frankly, it's ugly. Does anybody have any ideas?
I'm trying to get this to work in a Wordpress site on a window with dimensions of 450X230.
I have been able to piece together some code for a stopwatch. I have everything the way I want it in regards to the function and look of the stopwatch, but I want to be able to set timers so that the ss() function in the code below will go and stop automatically at intervals I can set.
I have an assigment of statistics formulas in java i have calculated the classes class intervals and boundry but i am unable to find out the frequency.........