There are times that I am using another person's computer who has no
knowledge of updating HTML and does not even know if he has the
necessary programs to do the FTP.
I may see a minor problem with my site and would like to change it on
the fly. What I would like to know are the answers to the following
questions.
1. Is there any way to display unformated HTML within a web page
without using the browsers source facility?
2. Is there a way to modify it? Maybe showing it in a form textarea.
3. Is there a way for javascript or a form to do an FTP back to the web
site? This would obviously require id and password.
We are building a web app that will require non-technical people to build and edit a single HTML "home page". Ideally it would allow them to add blocks of text and images to the page, change simple styles, and add and maintain links.
I don't even know how to go about searching for such a thing. It's basically like a single page simple CMS. Something like CKEditor could be used for the individual blocks, but I was wondering if there was anything out there that allow us to put this together rapidly via the power of jQuery.
I found "editease" [URL] which looks close... but it's a bit out of date and it depends upon PHP. We run ColdFusion, but could port over PHP if we needed to.
I need to know level of difficulty/hours needed to do this:
A user uploads a photo into an editing tool. It takes a couple of seconds to upload the full res version. Then, when the photos are being edited in the tool (cropping, color, etc.) it converts to low res for faster editing, so the high res image doesn't have to load every time there's a change. Once the user is done, and/or adds their final product, the manipulated image is saved to hi res again, for print.
What is the time estimate/level of complexity if this? The code is there for the tool (some advanced JavaScript), just need to change the speed of editing. Server disk write speed is plenty fast.
for example there is site with address www.X.com, that has the price of some product:<div id="product1">price: 100$</div>now I wanna make site www.Y.com and then, I wanna read the price of product1 which is in the site www.X.comwe can read the value in the html site with javascript command like this:String s = document.getElementById("product1").valuebut how can we read this value in out of that site automatically?
I am trying to build a site using html, css and javascript. problem is it works perfectly in IE but practically not at all in firefox. I have lots of mouseovers and tooltips, none of which will work. The only thing that seems to work is an onload random image generator. The html and css all return no errors using firefox's validation tool. I am completely new to javascript and have been trying to learn via building this site, so apologies if the code is really messy. Would be really grateful if anyone could help - I thought I was getting to grips with this when it all worked in IE, but am now feeling pretty stupid and think I must be missing something pretty fundamental. I've spent an age getting frustrated trying to resolve this.
I have a basic flash gallery that I embedded into my site (HTML & CSS). When viewed in Firefox everything is fine (840px by 427px), but when viewed in IE the gallery changes size & needs to be (887px by 440px) to be viewed correctly.
So, I put an Javascript If Then Else statement. Now it targets and changes in the IE browser (width='887' height='440') , but it also changes the Firefox one to 887x440 when it should stay the original 840x427.
Here is the preliminary design of a site I'm making in Adobe GoLive (CS2) in OSX Snow Leopard:I'm using CSS for the layout.What I'd like to do is have the nav menu at left be a separate HTML page that I only have to edit once, and then have repeated throughout the site.I achieved something similar with a javascript code I learned from a friend for the title and top menu of this site:The script on the ScorpioMartianus page looks like this:
I am driving an html site from my network drive in my office that can be viewd on LAN. I need to put a blog kind of section on my site so people who visite this site can leave there comments on it and all can see thses comments.
What I am going to explain is possible in JS and if I could find a snippet somewhere?
For the sake of simplifying, I have a an HTML table with several cells in it. Like a calendar.
What I need to do is be able to click on any one of cells in the table that contains text or a graphics image in it and edit the text or the img src then save the changes.
I am trying to make a table wherein I can edit the value of the cells of the table just by clicking on them. Is this possible? I want it to be like a browser-based excel type of interface.
Would I toggle the visibility of the text and a hidden input form when the user clicks on the text? But then wouldn't that require separate forms for every single cell?
I have an events form with date fields filled out manually, and wish to convert to pop up calendars. i have a pop calander script but it is updating all the fileld with the same date! as the call to the script is the same.
i am open to new ideas on this so i can have say 5 calendar icons for dates to be set in the date-text field when a date is selected in the popup. and then have the option to click more dates to open up more fields.
my fields are:
event title description date start time end time
has anyone do something like
edited:
when the form is submitted it then reads all info and adds to the MySQL database with the same field names and in the form.
I am trying to make a page where users could edit fields separately on the fly (using jQuery). Something like this:1. User clicks "edit" link -> corresponding field value changes to input with current value. And edit link changes to "save" link.2. User edits the value and clicks save link. The new value will be saved to db and will be shown and corresponding "edit" link is restored.Here is a start what I tried but I am a bit lost. I can't get to work even the link changing separated from all other functionality. Here is my code:
Code JavaScript: function changeButton(id, type) {
how to do a text editing interface similar to the one on this forum, where you can click on a bold B to set the tags between the text to be bold, etc. How do you get a javascript window with a text field so users can enter the text, and then how do I enclose the tags around that value?
The rest of the stuff in PHP I can do (just substitute [b] for strong or whatever), but I'm baffled about the javascript bit.
For sites like Facebook that allow you to crop your picture/rotate etc... Is there a javascript plugin out there that one can plug into ones site to be able to achieve similar?bviously the JS script must say it to a server side script for it to be saved to disk. But how is this achieved. Is this something one can code from scratch? I am really keen using one
I found script and put it on my website to validate email addresses. But now there are email addresses like q.com that can't register on my site because the script is looking for at least two digits before the ".com"
I am really new to javascript, and what I try to learn I can't seem to retain. Anyway, I have some text that onclick will allow anyone to edit it. I was recently told that this field should only be editable for admins. I don't know anything about the code or the website because it just became my project a couple weeks ago.
I am referencing an iframe from another server in my website. The iframe is in a table format, and I want to get rid of the top two rows of the table for my website. Is there any way I could display the iframe without the first two rows?
I'm trying to create a multi-field in-place editing: basically I have a series of values that I'd like to display as a text but when I click a specific button those texts have to become text-fields.
