Ho can i change the endoing type of the browser through the Javascript?
I am working on the bi-lingual project. In this there are 2 languages Greek and English. I am showing the data on the page but it is not in proper character set i.e. encoding.
The default encoding of the page id ISO-8859-1 i.e. english. But for the Greek characters it should be ISO-8859-7. I am not able to change the encoding (charset). can you please provide me a function by which i can change the charset of the page?
MS has published on its sites javascript encoder, which enables "encrypting" javascript code. It allows hiding js code from being seen as a text file. There is a decoder for it, available in the net, freeware, srcdec14.exe.
I have tested both, encrypting, decrypting, the source and the final files are identical.
But what I met on a certain site is a js file, encoded I think in another way, because I cannot decrypt it using the srcdec14.exe.
This is why I have a question for genarally any information cons. this subject (are there several ways MS is able to read encrypted js files?, do you know other decoders?,...)
I have a question if it is possible to manipulate the settings of character encoding in Ms Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5 and 6.0. The problem is that the default instalation of Ms IE seems to have hard selected default encoding to "Western European (ISO)", which means iso-8859-1. When browsing pages with some Central/Eastern European characters these are converted to iso-8859-1 so displayed wrong.
I would suppose the "auto-select" option should be default, so the browser can select the right encoding according to the meta-tags in the head of webpage. But this is apparently not true.
Please, is it possible to use JavaScript or Java applet to get the information about the current client character encoding settings and/or change it to the "auto-select" value ? How to do this ?
I am trying to pass an SQL query as a URL parameter but it contains the characters + and %. As these characters are used in the encoding of a URL I get unexpected results. Is there a way round this problem?
I am trying to fill a dropdown menu with ajax, but the table contains latin characters. In mozilla i get a weird black character instead, and in internet explorer the whole code breaks because if a word ends in a latin character then it ignores the <bri put on the end, therefore affecting my data logic.
I am using results = http.responseText.split("<br>"); as a delimiter.
Is there a way to fix this without resorting to using xml encoding?
I am working on/modifying a dom script to automatically convert e-mail addresses in the text format of username [at] domain [dot] com that are inside a pair of em tags into working mailto links.
the script works by getting all em elements in the document, checking to make sure they aren't empty and also that they contain the string s[at]s in them and then converts them to mailto links
the problem im having is that the script is skipping over every other em tag, so it is only creating mailto links for the 1st, 3rd, 5th, etc. em tags I know that the problem occurs in the final line of the function
ems[i].parentNode.replaceChild( a, ems[i] );
because i've added alerts through the code and i know that its cycling through all of the em tags correctly, but when it gets to that last line for some reason it is only replacing the odd ems. Code:
I've been fiddling with this for a while now and can only find out how to convert / change character encoding.I want to write something super small that will just display the character encoding of a file i specify.
<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" ><tr><td valign="top" style="font: inherit;">I've been googling around but found no answer that works for me. I'm loading some content from a PHP script using the load() function inside an html document that already has the utf-8 encoding meta tag. I suposed that the rule at the head of the container document will affect all loaded contents, but it doesn't. The PHP I'm loading is using a switch to serve different contents, for every case I have open php tags like this:
How can we get character encoding in any site through coding. Actually i need to add an option in my website, in which i am entering a domain name(url of any website i.e.[url]) and through coding i have to find out the character encoding, doctype, frameset.. etc of the entered URL. OR Are there any such links which can help me out to get these parameters directly by passing the url only. how to get the parameters of any site..
I'm seeking to send this string via getJSON to my app:Academia-Gate the Nanny State & The Professors: My Brief Email Exchange With The Co-Chair of the Cry Wolf ProjectI have this code immediately prior to the getJSON call:
Using Firebug, I can see that the text variable containing the above string, does contain it correctly, at the time it is used in my getJSON call. However, using breakpoints, I can see that when this text is received by my php app during the call made by getJSON, it looks like this:cademia-Gate the Nanny State & The Professors: My Brief Email Exchange With The Co-Chair of the Cry Wolf ProjectHow can I correct this?
I have to change text input type to password input type and i am using jquery script. This script work for FF, Chrome and Safari browser but not worked on ie7, ie8.
Script is as:-
How can i update my script, so that it works cross the browser.
just came across this in a book for browser javascript on/off detection:
Code: <noscript> <img src="monitor.php?scriptoff=true" /> </noscript> just wondering if browsers when js is off will ever access any <script type="text/javascript" src="file.js"></script>
files? i mean wouldn't it be better not to bother with the noscript thing and just be aware of if file.js is accessed? or do some browsers access the file.js even when js is off?
I have web form (not MVC) that has bunch of textarea and textboxes where user can input HTML markup. For example, a textarea is provided so users can put YouTube embed iframe html tag where it will be shown on their profile. The problem is that asp.net 4.0 http request validation doesn't like things like ">" or "<", etc. I can put pagevalidation="false" on the page and/or revert back to .net 2.0 validation but why would I want to do that since I have geniuses like you guys that can show me how to do what I want with jquery without jeopardizing security.
So what I want to do is form a handler so when the form is submitted, the content of the textboxes and textarea on the page be encoded (i.e. > to > etc.) before the submission to the asp.net 4.0 so we can keep the httprequest validation stuff happy. I have added a class "mustEncode" to each of the textarea and textboxes.
I believe that this has been answered somewhere but I cannot find it. I have 51 textboxes on page. In 50 I can enter value. 51st should tell me what is average of entered numbers.
As user types I want script to iterate trough form count and sum non-empty fields and than divides this two numbers.I need to sum values from fields that have value (not emty fields) and to divide this number by number of non empty fields. This should occur on every change in any of those 50 textboxes so to have live preview of average.
I'm really new to JS and I don't know even how to sum these numbers.
I have a problem changing the cursor type with javascript. I have a button with an mouseover effect (change of color and cursor type). It works fine in Netscape 7.x and IE 6.x but not in IE 5.5 I'm using the following script:
function change(element,mode) { if (mode=="in") { cursortype = 'pointer' colorval = '#FF491B' } else if (mode=="out") { cursortype = '' colorval = '#F47240' } element.style.cursor=cursortype; element.style.background=colorval; }
The error I'm getting with IE 5.5 is "cursor type not defined..." or something but the pointer is supposed to work even with IE 4.x