GetElementsByName Doesnot Work Fine ?
Jun 6, 2011I got a problem with getElementsByName in IE 7 check that if i do this
So if i've changed its type to radio so it's give me the right number so what the hell
why ?
I got a problem with getElementsByName in IE 7 check that if i do this
So if i've changed its type to radio so it's give me the right number so what the hell
why ?
Why doesn�t the following code work in IE, I use excanvas.js as told in other articles? excanvas is in the same dir as the html-file.
Code:
<html>
<head>
<title></title>[code].....
i am using an image scroller and i have it on three pages, the pages use the same header, the same css and the same basic structure.such as
table
content
footer
the problem is that the scroller works fine on two of the pages but does not work at all on the one page.here is what i am getting on that page
Message: 'ElementExtensions' is null or not an object
Line: 1898
Char: 3
Code: 0
URI: http://www.mysite.com/lightbox_slideshow/prototype.js
Message: Object doesn't support this property or method
Line: 705
Char: 41
Code: 0
URI: http://www.mysite.com/lightbox_slideshow/lightbox.js
Message: Array length must be assigned a finite positive number
Line: 464
Char: 5
Code: 0
URI: http:[url]....
the only common denominator i can see is that the page it does NOT work on is in fact a photo manager page, the other two (that DO work dont deal with photos)i checked the array and the js vars and stuff are different from my photo manager vars (php) so i was thinking maybe there might be a clash of some kind accessing the queries at the same time when the page loads but i dont get any errors other than these.by the way the scroller is black not grey like the others for background.does it sound like from the errors that i am getting that it might be a db query clash of some kind.
Here's my issue, hoping someone can help. I have a page with 5 roundabouts on it showing pictures depending on a button click. Buttons would look like:
DOGS CATS BIRDS FISH REPTILES
So if you click Dogs, I want it to hide the roundabout for Cats, Birds, Fish, and Reptiles but show Dogs. This works perfectly in FF, Chrome, IE8, IE7, but if I view in compatibility mode or with an IE6/7 browser, all 5 roundabouts show and even if I hit the buttons, which fire the show/hide code, nothing gets hidden. Here's some code, I'm hoping someone has a tip on where I am going wrong in getting this simple show/hide of a div.
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I've got jQuery and 2 plugin libraries running on my website. One runs the navigation and the other runs a dropdown search box. Everything works great on my localhost, but when I copied the directory to the external server none of the jQuery worked. I'm not getting any Errors in my error log, and the directory has been copied exactly. [URL]
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value of the field 'name', but it returns undefined.
But function document.xxxform.name.value returns the correct value.
I thought this 2 functions are identical? If getElementsByName is not
the same as the later function, is there any other function I can use
which is same as document.xxxform.name.value, but allow me pass in a
variable name of the 'name'?
I want to do something like:
var name = 'label'+i
text = document.getElementsByName(name).value
I've tried to access the value of a selected option through the
following getSelectValue function, passing the name of the select
function getSelectValue (name) {
var sel = document.getElementsByName(name)[0];
var i = sel.options.selectedIndex;
return i == -1? "": sel.options[i].value;
}
getSelectValue ('belongsto')
...
<select name="belongsto" ...
yet I always get the error "sel has no properties". Any idea what's
wrong? Is there a simpler way?
I'm trying to get all the "divs" that have a given NAME using
getElementsByName(). For example, the following code:
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function on_load()
{
var pages = document.getElementsByName("name");
alert(pages.length);
}
</script>
<body onload="on_load()">
<p name="name" id="id">Teste</p>
</body>
<html>
when I open this page in Firefox, it gives me a popup saying "1", that
is correct. But if I do it in Opera, it gives me "0"....
I am trying to add a green tick or red cross to my form so that the user will know if they have filled out the form correctly before submitting it and getting told that they need to fill out this or correct that.I have added NAME to each form field and have been using this to read the content but for some reason I am unable to read what is in the field I get the error, 'undefined'.this is what code I have started on...
function checkValidFormInput(id, noCheck) {
if (noCheck == '') {
var idValue = document.getElementsByName(id);[code].....
my code is still in the early stages and is missing the other parts to place a red cross, as the moment i am working on placing the green tick.what I have wrong in my code that is causing it not to read the form field.my form field is coded as so..
<li class="value">
<input type="text" autocomplete="off" name="customerName" value="<?=$fullname;?>" style="width: 200px;" onChange="checkValidFormInput(this.name, '');">
<div style="float: left;" id="customerNameImg"></div><br style="clear:both">
</li>
How can I fetch a part of the array in IE?
The code works as expected in Opera and Firefox, but IE returns an error saying that matchPaid does not contain a value.
As it seems IE does not pull any of the input fields belonging in the array.
I believe the issue lies in this line:
var matchPaid = document.getElementsByName("plan_bonus_amount["+key+"][]");
The rest of the function:
JavaScript Code:
function updateMatchPowerline(total, newPlan) {
var totalPlan = parseInt(document.getElementById("total_plans").value);
var totalMatch = document.getElementById("total_match");
if (newPlan === true) totalPlans = totalPlan + 1;
else totalPlans = totalPlan;
var matchValue = 0;
for (var key=0;key < totalPlans;key++) {
var div = document.getElementById("match_table_"+key);
var newTbody = document.createElement("tbody");
var match = new Array();
if (key < totalPlan && parseInt(totalMatch.value) > 0) {
/*Fetch the current values, then clear the table*/
var matchPaid = document.getElementsByName("plan_bonus_amount["+key+"][]");
for (var nr=0;nr < parseInt(totalMatch.value);nr++) {
match[nr] = parseFloat(matchPaid[nr].value);
}
remove(div);
}
for (var nr=0;nr < total;nr++) {
if (typeof(match[nr]) != 'undefined') matchValue = match[nr];
else matchValue = 0;
newTbody = createMatchPowerline(newTbody, key, nr, matchValue);
}
div.appendChild(newTbody);
}
totalMatch.value = total;
}
Does anyone have an idea on how I can fetch those values in IE?
I am trying to adapt an existing script which returns a list of URLS from my website based on an entry in a search box. I would like to adapt it so that I can enter a value other than the string value "xxx" but so that I can search for "xxx" or "yyy". I can see that the script uses the function GetElementsByName with a Name value. Is there any way that I can change the value of the Name to be '"xxx" or "yyy"' instead of just "xxx" or should I be using a different function?
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fine, but why is the error being displayed???
function chgMusicLink(userid,userlink,usertype) {
var card_music_id = document.getElementsByName(userid)[0].value;
document.getElementsByName(userlink)[0].href="/card_music_preview.tcl?card_music_id="+card_music_id+"&card_music_type="+usertype;
}
I am passing a value through query string to a popup and then trying to pass it back to the main page... I store the value in a hidden input box
<input type="text" name="FromZip" id="FromZip" value="<% response.write(Request.QueryString("txtZipFr")) %>" />
and am passing it back through query string to the main page with
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I'm (experimenting) writing my own RTE in JavaScript, I'm doing pretty good until it comes to the commands, the execCommand method. Here's what I have so far:
function get(editid) {
// IE
if(document.frames[editid].document) return document.frames[editid].document;
else return document.getElementById(editid).contentDocument;
}
[Code]....
The xC (execute command) function is not working! I've tried so much.
I have the situation where I want to clear out the whole tree of nodes given a parent node. I get this to work in Firefox (where, actually, it's not necessary to traverse the whole tree) but in IE it doesn't work at all.
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the simple script to print the current URL is fine:
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
document.write(document.URL)
//-->
</script>
but as my cgi-script receiving the URL referrer needs the actual page name,
anyone browsing a top level directory without the index.html as in:
http://site.com/about/
and the cgi-script will not work. So how can this javascript be done so if the document.URL end in / the script adds index.html.
The php file is just an echo statement
now to simplify for the moment. If instead of calling the replace
function I've also tried putting in an alert function. Alert works,
the calling the php file does not.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated, I've never encountered such
difficult functionality as with javascript in firefox compared to IE.
Might just be my luck though... Code:
I have a html document, in which I include two standard libraries of
functions (supposed to help me with cross browser issues), and one
application-specific script file. All Javascript fcoz.
The very first attempt at invoking a function from this last script file
fails miserably in IE (6) but works as it should in Moz (1.4)
I have tried putting alert()s here and there, so I (think I) can tell
the exact spot where IE dies.
Structure is like this (all in HEAD):
<script type="text/javascript" src="../libPlatform.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="../libDOM.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="tooltip.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
function register() {
initAPI();
alert('after init');
regTooltip('a1');
alert('after dreg-1');
regTooltip('a2');
}
</script>
initAPI sits in libPlatform, and executes. I get to see the first alert.
And then, boom, IE script errors on page: Object expected (points to
'regTooltip')
Am I missing something here? If my code is wrong, why is Mozilla so
forgiving about it? How can I persuade IE to get the function?
Note: if I put regTooltip() right above register(), so locally in the
document, it works.
I'm struggling with these 2 scripts.
Atm on my side i'm using this for putting in content in certain divs, and that is working fine.
$(document).ready(function () {
$('a').click(function() {
$('.fjern').remove();
});
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But on my picture site, i'm using a lightbox jquery script that also works fine when it just applies to the gallery div.
But If i use the above script to get the images from another html, inside the gallery div. I suddenly can't get the lightbox script to apply to them.
The lightbox script only works if the images is placed in the div directly. Hope this makes sense.
How do i get the lightbox script to run to the images moved inside the gallery div fra the above mentioned script?
Ps. The lightbox script looks like this:[URL]
This code is generating row in table at Run time. But once I reach up 10 rows which I kept maximum limit after that even I Refresh the Browser and try to do same function its giving error in IE
Line: 31
Char: 6
Error: Invalid Argument
Code: 0
Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
[code]...
Is this a known problem? I have Fade-In Slideshow v1.51 running on a site I am building. The purpose is to rotate banner images.
Sometimes when the page is loaded in IE it only loads half of it...other times it loads fully. In every other browser I tried it has been fine - Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Safarai just not Internet Explorer. Here is the JavaScript code, that is in the head:
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IE8 display PNG images fine until rotate show this issue in the below page: [URL]
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It freezes in Internet Explorer; but works fine in Chrome.
I've got some PHP and javascript working together to create a
marginless image popup from another arbitrary image. This works
perfectly in Firefox, but IE bombs and I'm not really knowledgable
about Javascript to be able to tell immediately why. Here's the
relevant code from the page:
<a href="#"
onClick="window.open('http://www.somesite.com/popup.php?image=popup.jpg',
'popup', 'width=737,height=492, directories=no, location=no,
menubar=no, scrollbars=no, status=no, toolbar=no, resizable=no,
top=300, left=300'); return false" style="cursor:pointer"><img
src="http://www.somesite.com/pics/thumb.jpg" alt="Click here to see a
larger image"></a>
I am using the following code to to make an ajax request for a page and then injecting the response into a div in the current page
$.ajax({
type: "GET",
url: 'test.htm',
[code]....
I have some jquery that pulls in an image when an error is found on an input field in my form, just a red dot. You are supposed to be able to hover over this dot and it displays a message telling you what you did wrong in the form. FF works perfectly. IE doesn't. When the page refreshes with the error dot, the dot is in the wrong spot. if I put my cursor anywhere on the table it is in, the dot moves. I don't even have to get close to the dot. It jerks 100 pixels or more to the left (where it is correctly positioned). I have examined the css and the style values are identical before AND after the dot moves!How is this possible. I can't track the original wrong position becomes the style values never change!
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