I did the following coding, i m loading all json data and then filtering itsuccessfully, I instead want my ajax request should be for target record fetch only.
I am trying for a javascript code that would ask for the excel file location when run, fetch data from two columns till eof in an excel file (MS Excel 2010), append it to an existing text file and upload the plain text file to an ftp location.
The ftp username, password and location needs to be hard coded in the script.
My requirement is to fetch data from xml file and show to user, again the user can add some new nodes to the existing file and save it. i want this to be done using html + javascript.
I am trying for a javascript code that would ask for the excel file location when run, fetch data from two columns till eof in an excel file (MS Excel 2010), append it to an existing text file and upload the plain text file to an ftp location.
The ftp username, password and location needs to be hard coded in the script.
function handleName(var){ ??? } function handleModules(var){
[Code].....
I want the functions handleModules and handleNames to print out the variable that it recieves in the div with the id "Show data here", and the old data that was inside that div previously must dissapear to make room for the new data.
I have several functions in a .js file that collect various types of information from the visitor, let's just say they are strings, and want to send that information to my database. I have no problem putting the information in my database once I get everything into PHP (I'm relatively new to JS).
Am I able to make a form in the .js file and automatically submit it once all the functions finish? I also need the page not to refresh when sending this information so I'm assuming some AJAX will need to be involved. I was able to send a basic form using some jQuery I found and have the page not refresh but can't figure out how to do the same in a .js file.
<script type="text/javascript"> // wait for the DOM to be loaded $(document).ready(function() { // bind 'myForm' and provide a simple callback function $('#myForm').ajaxForm(function() { }); }); </script>
Is it possible to test whether two objects are equal using the data they contain inside and not comparing their pointers with ==?
Well actually of course there is but...
Is there a way to do it without actually looping through the object, instead maybe something that came with JS? (something like a .equals() method from other programming languages.)
I am working on a project with asp.net and vb.net language system.Now I made a table on the asp file, and before clicking on a button "update", by JavaScript, I would like to get all the string data written in the text boxes each placed inside a cell of the table.Now, I wrote the following codes;
function getData(){ var tblData = new Array(); var table = document.getElementById("<%=tblA.ClientID%>");
I know javascript has no local or server based access to the disk however I was wondering if one can read a remote page and take its html <TITLE> value...
My guess is no but thought I'd check/ask anyway...
[code]The problem is, that sometimes I call get method, even before the data variable is fetched from server via ajax.[code]So I need sth, that delays the return of the get method. I tried delay, wait, etc, but nothing successfully. I managed to wait for the data, but I wasn't able to return the result.Is there some possibility how to wait for data? Because while(this.data === null){} isnt the right way, moreover it kills the browser
Basically what im trying to do is, when a link is clicked (within a certain div) it reads out the class of that link and searches within XML or JSON for the title and then finds the description within that record.
[How to fetch filename with extension from file path? The file path is like this.(E:/videos/India.avi). I want to fetch only India.avi from file path.how to do it in javascript?/]
What I'm trying to do is fetching Selectable option from my "subcat.php" by get method. It works in Firefox 5.0 and Google Chrome but it doesn't work in IE 7. As far as I know onreadystatechange=function() seems to be not working in IE 7.
I have a PHP file which is called upon through AJAX. The PHP file "fetch.php" searches the database with the given JS variables, an x and y co-ordinate, through GET, and brings back the user id associated with those co-ordinates. So I then get that users information... I'm then trying to bring those PHP variables back into the AJAX call on the original page and display the results. Here's what I've got so far...
Javascript/jQuery Code JavaScript: <script type="text/javascript"> jQuery.fn.elementlocation = function() { var curleft = 0; var curtop = 0; var obj = this; do { curleft += obj.attr('offsetLeft'); curtop += obj.attr('offsetTop'); obj = obj.offsetParent(); } while ( obj.attr('tagName') != 'BODY' ); .....
Everything is working fine, except one thing, I've check the php file and it does echo a username so I know there is a result being sent back from my query. It's just I can't seem to get the user_name_area and user_online_area to display the results from the fetch.php file. Am I parsing them correctly, do I have to assign them to a variable or is what I'm trying to do impossible? I've never attempted this whole json thing before and I seem to be having some problems with it.