I'm trying to make a autoclick script that clicks an image every five seconds. The problem is, this image doesn't have an id, and I have no idea how else to call it with a DOM thing.
View 6 RepliesThe first example works as planned and has a valid .height/width value, but the second and third example using encoding/space doesn't (0 height/width). I was under the impression that replacing spaces with %20 was supported?
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javascript Code:
imageFile = new Image();
imageFile.src = "/somedir/somedir/image.png";
imageFile = new Image();imageFile.src = "/somedir/somedir/image.png";Â
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I haven't been able to resolve this on my own and searching for answers on the internet has been going on for along time now. I'm simply pondered as to why that encoded format doesn't work and how to use a spaced filename.
Why doesnt the following code work in IE. There is an error on the same row as fillText. It says object doesnt support this property or method.
<html>
<head>
<title></title>
<script type="text/javascript" src="excanvas.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
<canvas id='chart' width='500' height='200'>
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I'm having some problems calling a JS function with a form button.
My function looks like this:
function selection(modify, id) {
document.frmNews.hideID.value = id;
document.frmNews.hideType.value = modify;
document.frmNews.submit();
}
The button:
<input type="button" name="btnEdit2" value="Edit"
OnClick="selection('edit', 2)" />
The button works if I change it's type to a "submit" but that seems to
skip the whole function and just submits.
Am I missing something?
I'm trying to utilized a more object-oriented approach to managing
window events in javascript. Thus, I am creating a "controller" object
to handle events and interact with the server. However, I apparently
don't fully understand what "this" refers to. In the code below I was
expecting that when the button was clicked (handleDeleteButtonClicked
function) that "this" would be pointing at a ViewController object.
Instead it was the Button (HtmlInputElement).
<html>
<head>
<script>
/* Constructor */
function ViewController() {
this.foo = "bar";
}
/* delete button handler */
ViewController.prototype.handleDeleteButtonClicked = function() {
window.alert("delete clicked, this=" + this + " this.foo= " +
this.foo);
};
/* initializer */
ViewController.prototype.initialize = function() {
document.getElementById("delete-button").onclick =
this.handleDeleteButtonClicked;
};
</script>
</head>
<body onload="javascript:new ViewController().initialize();">
<input id="delete-button" type="button" value="Delete">
</body>
</html>
I'm trying to write a little script that disables the submit button on a form, changes the text of the button, and then submits the form.
Can anyone tell me why this works ok:
<input type="button" value="Submit" onClick="this.disabled=true;
this.value = 'Submitting...' this.form.submit();">
But when I try to make a function it doesn't work:
<script language="JavaScript">
function DisableButton(b) {
b.disabled = true;
b.value = 'Submitting...'
b.form.submit();
}
</script>
<input type="button" value="Submit" name="submit"
onClick="DisableButton(this);">
When I try this the button text is changed and the button is disabled, but the form doesn't submit. In IE I get an error that points to theline that says:
b.form.submit();
and the error:
Object doesn't support this property or method
What's the difference between doing this code directly in the onClick event and doing it in a function?
<pre><font size="4">Hi there,
I am trying to move the div object, but it seems doesn't work.
<script language=<span style="color: rgb(51, 102, 204);">"javascript"</span>>
I have an input form that accepts numbers. I am trying to compare the last field value to the current field value. My problem is that when I use the variable name of the last field in an object path, I get the error "null or not an object". The var 'L' is the problem in the statement below. If I manually type the field name in place of 'L', it works fine. How do I have to write this statement so 'L' works?
Problem statement:
c=window.document.save_info.L.value;
Here is my code: Form element:
Code:
<input style="border:1px solid gray; background-color: #FF9;" onkeyup="moveOnTwo('frm_score1',<?PHP echo $num_holes; ?>,this,'frm_score2')" size="1" maxlength="3" name="frm_adjsc1" id="frm_adjsc1" />
JavaScript Function:
Code:
function moveOnTwo(lastFieldID,holes,field,nextFieldID){
var L = lastFieldID ; var N = nextFieldID;
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I have looked at the various posts about setting onclick in IE and I cannot see any that exactly describe the problem I am having.
Firstly I am not trying to set onclick by calling setAttribute, which most of the posts describe. I am simply assigning a value to the onclick attribute of the element, which those posts seem to imply.
Specifically I am getting "Object doesn't support this action" on the following line:
editButton.onclick= editCitation;
editCitation is already a function, so I do not see why I should have to wrap it in an anonymous function wrapper to get IE to permit the assignment.
I am trying to preload some sounds for a website I am working on... Originally I used the embed tag but that caused problems in Opera and did not validate... So I've switched to the object tag which now works in everything except IE8...
<object id="sound_lock" class="embedded" data="sounds/iphone/system/iphone_sound_lock.wav">
<param name="autostart" value="false" />
</object>
I had to put in a class to hide the sound files because tey were appearing with controls in Opera...
.embedded { visibility: hidden; }
Lastly here is the javascript code that plays the sound when required... Works in latest FF, Opera, Safari and Chrome but not in IE8... IE8 generates an 'object doesn't support this property or method' error...
var thisSound=document.getElementById(soundObj);
thisSound.Play();
I'm assuming this is because IE8 can't get the id from the object tag but can't find a work around... I want to make sure all the code validates appropriately so I am trying to avoid the embed tag..
I'm running into an IE7 problem where the Visual Studio debugger is saying:"Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object doesn't support this property or method".Visual Studio is highlighting this line as the problem:[code] I then trim/lowercase it.The pertinent code block is below, the "lis" are list items I'm iterating over, I'm checking if the text of the li is equal to a dynamically populated hidden form field on the page.Code all works fine in Firefox, but throws errors in IE.[code]
View 1 Replies View RelatedI downloaded a jquery plugin, i have edited the code so that i can get an ajax style poppup it works fine in firefox but not with ie :
Code:
This is where im getting the error.
Code:
I have created Class1.dll file . and in javascript I am creating ActiveXobject . when i debug the application. Its gives error like Object doesn't support this property or method.
My code is:
We are having a javascript which is throwing the foll error
"Object doesn't support this property or method".
The javascript function being called is using a Scanner API. So this is using some ActiveX.
Below is the code for javascript:
There is a object tag in html:
The javascript functions are called from body tag.
I have been working on a image slideshow for my client.
When I test the slideshow in Internet Explorer 8, it displays the following:
All displaying this error "Object doesn't support this property or method".
Here is the line for index.htm:
Code JavaScript:
Here is the link to my slideshow The slideshow I am using is [url].
How I can fix those errors?
I'm developing a website and am testing in IE 8 and am getting an error "Object doesn't support this property or method" for https:[url].... when I click on the error message on the lower-left of the browser window.This error comes on only when I am at the home page, then if I click on Lawn Care on the right. It is supposed to highlight the word and scroll to it. It is fine if I'm already on the Maintenance page.The site works in all browsers except IE 8.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI tried to display all html control types in the form. But it has run time error
"object doesn't support this property or method" on document.write(obj.type);
Even I do document.write('hello world'); it still has the same error.
function clearForm()
{var i=0;
for (i=0; i<InputForm.elements.length-1; i++)
{var obj = InputForm.elements[i];
document.write(obj.type); //runtime error: object doesn't support
this property or method
}
}
Can you help me with this. Browser IE 6 and JQuery 1.4.4
Error is at this line$("#form0").validate({ rules: { issueCheckBox: { selectNone: true}} }); in document.Ready function.
If code is not properly formatted please see the attachement. Script.txt
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My script is throwing an error only in IE8. I'm using Mootools 1.3.The error thrown is: Object doesn't support this property/method.The IE8 debugger is telling me that the error is this (line in bold):
Code:
append: function(original){
for (var i = 1, l = arguments.length; i < l; i++){
var extended = arguments[i] || {};[code].....
The above code is around line 380 in the uncompressed version. It's part of Object.extend.Now I am suspecting this is happening when I do a each on an array like object. This is the code I'm suspecting is triggering this:
Code:
var self = this,
c = certManager.addedCerts,
e = window.expManager.workExp,[code]....
The first array (c) is populated with numbers only. The second one (e) is populated with objects that have a store/retrieve going on. Basicly what I am doing at this point in the script is submitting a form thru ajax. I'm transforming the objects into arrays and then encoding them with JSON.
i have a main.asp page where users can select items from dropdowns and listboxes. i have a view report button where i have a onclick property which triggers a javascript function. the function combines all the screen inputs and based on that generates a report in a new window. i have used window.open for this.the problem is, when i close the child window, come back to the main window and click the button again (with all the input fields already selected), the same report should be generated again. instead, i am getting the error : "Object doesn't support the property or method".
i have to refresh the main.asp page, select all the input fields again and then click on the button to generate the report.why am i losing the objects of the parent page after doing window.open?
I have a cross domain iframe resizing script (using postMessage) that works perfectly in Chrome, FF, Safari and IE9 - browsers that use addEventListener I'm trying to get it to work in IE8 by adding what I thought was the right language for attachEvent, but it's not working in IE8 - I just get 'Object doesn't support this property or method' - again just in IE8.
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I am trying to use $.ajax/$.post. I have a jsp and included jquery script tag
<
script src="/Abcjquery/jquery.json-2.3.min.j" type="text/javascript"></script><
script src="/Abc/query/dashboard.js"></script>
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I'm getting strange error "Object doesn't support this property or method" while accessing the application recently. The same code I am using since long time.
The below code is written in java class:
The error is appearing on the line:
How to resolve this error?
My website is working perfectly on Firefox but when I visit it with IE(7), I get the following errors and some things aren't where they're supposed to be.
Webpage Script Errors
I get an error when I try to dynamically add an attribute to some elements, since I been getting the error "Object doesn't support this property or method" in IE I reduced the attribute value to just alert.
Code JavaScript:
Note that in firefox all the elements with the class boxcontainer gets "hello world" alert. I removed this specific code (shown above) out of the page and the error in IE goes away, so I'm 100% sure nothing else is causing it.
I have a problem in form submit.
I have multiple forms in my page with different name, instead of submit button i have images, on click of image i am submitting the form. but while submitting its giving Object doesn't support this property or method error: