Dynamically Including Script Where The Js Contains Some Http Redirection?
Oct 9, 2011
I have a javascript file which will be included on an event occurrence in the document. So once the js script got loaded it is getting executed but the problem is inside the script it is adding elements like iframe or img to the DOM tree so the browser trying to request source for iframe/img till here it is fine. Then onwards the browser is waiting for the response and not coming out. It is in Firefox. In HttpFox plugin I found the URL being requested from iframe/img and I directly hit from browser it is getting redirected to different page where some response is coming.
I dont know what these js files are doing and the requirement is also not clear. Only thing I know about this is the included js is related to the google adserver. This is a client requirement I have to do this.
I'm working on a website incorporating facebook plugins (widgets) but am running into the issue of having to statically input a page's url rather than dynamically including the current page's URL in the facebook "like" code. I have tried numerous methods to no avail. The code merely loads the FB's own source like page as the href page instead of the page the like code is on.Here are the codes and my desired output: This is predefined FB code
I dont know php, perl, python, asp.net, or any other coding, but have dabbled in JS over the years and know minimal coding. So I Googled for hours and finally came up with the correct location.href use for when you're trying to use it in a function only and not a document.write format. So I came up with this code:
Code: <script type="text/javascript"> function AutoLink() { location.href = location.href;[code].....
I have a site in Dutch and (a translation) in English, say www.dutch.nl and www.english.nl. A Dutch site, say www.fools.nl, has a link to www.english.nl. I want this to be changed into www.dutch.nl, but the site never updates. How can I inmediately redirect the visitors of www.fools.nl to www.dutch.nl, without using php.
I am setting up a web page to collect some data via a questionnaire. The questionnaire part is working fine, but I need some help with one part. I have two different versions of the questionnaire (basically just different orders of questions) and would like the users to be redirected to one of the two versions. The idea I had was to have a redirection page that simply had a web page counter on it (like so many pages have now days) and based on this counter, people would automatically be redirected to one of the two versions of my questionnaire. Basically, if the counter was odd, the person would be routed to version 1 and if even, they would be routed to version 2. I thought this would be similar to redirecting people based on the type of browser they are using or their language settings. However, I was recently told there is not a way to do what I proposed above. So, this leaves me with two questions:
1. Was the advice that I received accurate in stating that having a simple script to redirect the user based on a web page counter is not possible?
2. If so, does anyone have some advice as to how I could go about automatically redirecting people to one of two web pages?
can anyone give me a simple redirection script? something suitable for "You'll be taken to this page in 5 seconds... if not you can click on this link"
i did a search at hotscipts but turned out lots of complicated scripts...
Does anyone know how to make a page redirect to another page after a given time? I am using a FREE ISP so i do not have ASP etc. I only have JAVA Script and HTML.
I'm a non-web programmer being forced to do some web programming.
My immediate problem is that, on submission of a form, I need to be able to open a url (that I control) with the filled-in form values appended to the new url. In other words, I need to be able to do the equivalent of :
Right now what I have is an .htaccess file which blocks users not on my ip address list. But what I really want is a filter that will gather the ip address of the viewer, compare it against the server's ip address list, and redirect the viewer to a certain other link based on the viewer's ip address.
example: user types in www.example.com, and according to ip address, is redirected to their own personal subdomain:
I'm looking for a browser redirection script that will send you to another page if you're not using IE 5+ or Netscape 6. Does anyone know where I can find one?
Its like xyz.com/index.html is hosted under us and it can be edited by many people. Some spammers edit the above index.html to javascript redirect to abc.com. I want to figure out this pages in my site xyz.com .Is there any way to track the abc.com domain on unload of the page xyz.com . Please let me know if you need any more information.
I'm looking for a solution (without success)to a redirection problem from a Javascript function.I'm currently in test on a local network, and I have installed Apache on a workstation whose IP address is 192.168.0.3 (in fact I installed EasyPHP).From a laptop, I can connect to the Apach server without any problem and get all HTML pages (even PHP built pages) I want.My only problem is when I try to redirect an HTML page with relative URL from a javascript function. This JS function is not of my own,I just adapted it to my environment.I'm using it because I need to send information of the user screen sizes to the server. This works pretty well when I run a browser on the server. But it fails when I try from my laptop.In fact I got the message saying "It can't connect to localhost".
I have external links on my website which are added by users of the system. I want to do the following: 1) Change the HREF value via jquery of any external hyperlink to be a page on my site that opens in a new window 2) This page will be a 'Please wait, we are redirecting you to your chosen website ' kind of page 3) This page then redirects the user to the URL they clicked after a couple of seconds
I thought of doing something like the following: $('a[href^="http://"]').attr({target: "_blank", title: "Opens in a new window", href: "/redirect/"+$(this).href}); So the idea being that I open all external URLs in a new window but I load a page called /redirect (which is my own page) but I pass to it the URL I want to redirect too.
This is not working as each time I click my link my URL is: /redirect/undefined
I want to write a javascript program which will redirect the user from a welcome page to an an intro page when a cookie is found. If there are not cookies found, the welcome page is loaded but a cookie is written so that next time the user visits the page, he will be redirected to the intro page automatically.This program would allow only new visitor to view the welcome page and other visitors to skip the welcome page to be brought to the intro page right away.
window.onload = pageInit; function pageInit(){ var visited = "";
I have a problem with a Javascript dropdown form that is supposed to redirect users to the site that is selected. It works fine in IE, but it supposedly doesn't work in Firefox.
If anyone here can point out what is wrong with this code, I would appreciate it. Also, if there is any way to compact the code down or make it cleaner, that would also be appreciated.
<script type="text/javascript"> <!-- function goto(form) { var index=form.select.selectedIndex if (form.select.options[index].value != "0") { location=form.select.options[index].value;}} //--> </script>
<form name="nav_form"> <select name="select" size="1"> <option value="">Select a Site <option value="http://www.sitepoint.com/" />Sitepoint </select> </form>
I am trying to implement a simple JavaScript of redirecting my window to a new URL upon clicking a submit button. This is an easy task except when I have to put an input type='submit' in front of the onClick command. It always commits the CGI action, and skip the URL redirect part. The example code:
I am still experimenting but I have a href which runs a function with a delay of 1 seconds, in that time; jQuery is also playing a 1 second animation. The new page is then loaded successfully. However, when I navigate with the browser Back button, how would I make sure that the initial page is reset to it's inital state as at the moment it appears as it would after the animation (which occurs when the href is clicked) has played.
The form's drop down menu includes three cities (Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver). When the user presses "submit form", the script should create a cookie to store the user's city selection. Next time the user visits the site, they should be redirected to their city's site, ie. "/vancouver.html"
Right now, the code is returning an error from the onload("redirect();") function. The error indicates I am trying to redirect to "/[object HTMLSelectElement].html", but I am not sure if the trouble is in reading or writing the cookie. For simplicity, I've removed most of the other content from this page (my cookie.js is attached as a .doc):
I'm facing a validation error, whenever I leave any of the fields blank, it gives me a warning and then it redirects me to (index.php?option=com_ccnewsletter&view=ccnewsletter)What I wanna know is how can I freeze the page until all fields are filled?This is the javascript code:
<script type="text/javascript"> function formsubmit(task) {[code]....
