Firebug's console is showing when visiting my test.html page Headers, Post and Response. In the Post tab it is showing: "id 9". I need to create a new page and get that 9 in it so I can use it. I don't mind jQuery, Ajax or Javascript but I need that 9. I know that with php I just need $_REQUEST["id"]; but I cannot use php.
HTML Code: <script language=javascript> id=Math.round(Math.random()*2)+1 document.write("<img src="+id+".jpg>") </script>
above is the js code I use to generate a random id, which in effect displays id.jpg on the web page (assume we have id.jpg in the right folder).
When a user sees that page, he is going to choose what word describes the picture best. (purpose of CAPTCHA: verify the user is a human)
HTML Code: <select name="selected[1]"> <option value="">Click to identify</option> <option>Clock</option> <option>Dog</option> <option>Ship</option> <option>Tree</option> </select></td><td>
The selection is sent to backend php script using POST method.
Here is my problem: In the php script, I know, for example, the user chose Dog to describe the mysterious jpg generated by js code. But there's no way for me to know the id of the jpg file generated by js code. Hence, I will not be able to check whether the user chose a valid description of the jpg file.
How can I send information about the id of the jpg file to the php script?
I'm working on a form that I can add additional fields to dynamically (select fields and text input fields). I do so by clicking a button, which calls a javascript function, which in turn adds elements to the DOM. However, only the hardcoded (non-javascript created) fields are being POSTed. I assume this might have to do with the fact that the form uses tables to lay the fields out. The basic structure is similar to below:
Is it possible to make it so that when someone presses a certain key, or sequence of keys, on their keyboard a picture is posted instead of a letter? As in, if I type shift+c in a textarea or input box could an image be placed inside the textarea or input box instead of a "C"?
I have a form which submits data to a php file, which than sends a pdf file containing the inputted data via php headers. So after the submit, you still see the page with the form on and get a pdf-download now I want to see if the pdf download-window came up and if so, redirect the user to another page (instead of the page where the form is on), but the window to download the pdf should be still there so the user is still able to download the file.
I am using ajax in my site and want to implement a friend request button. When a user clicks this button their userid and the userid of the friend thwey are requesting will go into a table called notifications in my mysql database. This works fine in regular html/php with javascript disabled but not when using javascript/ajax.
Here's my code which may clarify things:-
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<script type="text/javascript"> function makeRequest(friendrequestloggedinuserid, friendrequestuserid) { if (window.XMLHttpRequest)
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The above code works perfect if javascript is disabled and the button is clicked as the new row is inserted into the database however if javascript is enabled the alert shows inidicating the ajax file is working but the new row is not inserted. Is this something to do with the POST process between my javascript code and my ajax_processrequests.php file?
BTW $loggedinuserid and $userid are retrieved earlier on in my code but showing how they are retrieved is irrelevant to this because I know they are present at the point of the above code.
so just a simple questions maybe someone can help me out. I know nothing about java first of all but i do know in this code how to get rid of the comma - the only thing i need to change is to make it paste email results vertically instead of horizontally because it helps me collect emails from some older emails i have
How do I link a cookie, presented in a div, to a text box on the same page - so it can be searched?
Now I have a search box that link to the Google Maps API. I also have the two most recently search items to show up as cookies below the map. My goal is to have the cookies show up as links so that when you click them, they show up in the text box to search.
I'm thinking of three ways to do this and wonder which is the best way to do it.
1) Can I just adjust the div tag to link to the text box?
2) Can I adjust the function relating to how the cookies are posted on the page?
I have a div with headers. Of course, when there are too many rows, you have to scroll and lose the headers of the form. How can I accomplished "fixed headers?" so that they're always visible?
I use javascript for printing a document. But i don't want the headers to be printed. Now i know you can turn it off yourself but is it possible to turn the headerand footer off using Javascript?
I have cleated a bit of code that will dynamicly add a new line to a form so the use can add an infinat number of entires for this element.The code adds the form elemetns in IE and FF ok but when i click the submit button it does not submit the information from the dynamicly added elements in FF.Oddly enough IE works fine!Here is the code:
I was working with Gdata to access the data in my google calander. I want to do this with a simple HTML-JS page, no server side scripting (hitherto dont know if this is practical).
For this I need to read the HTTP headers for a GET response. Can anyone tell me if its possible to read the HTTP headers with Javascript or by some other method on client side.
someone had been asking about getting images to load in a specific order a while back, and while i was thinking about that, i came up with the following preloader script. the thing that separates this one from most of the other ones you'll find is that it lets you know if any of the images didn't load. if i weren't too lazy (i'm actually posting 'cause i'm hoping someone will do this for me), i'd connect the XmlHTTP request object to the array of failed image urls, and get the actual error headers, too.anyway, here it is. it takes an array of url strings to load, and returns an array of the ones that failed, for whatever reason.
function preLoad(args){ if (document.images){ var img = new Image(); var failed = []; img.onerror = function(){ failed[failed.length] = this.src; if(args.length > 0){ this.src = args.shift(); } } img.onload = function(){ if(args.length > 0){ this.src = args.shift(); } } img.src = args.shift(); } else { var failed = args; } return failed; }
I have created an html page that must not have the automatically created url/page number at the top, in the header, or the url/page number at the bottom, in the footer, when you print the page. I know that it is possible because google maps does it [url].
Does anyone know of a way to turn off headers and footers in IE using javascript, so when someone goes to print a page they wont get the url and other stuff on the print-out?
I know it can be done using through the browser menu. But I wanted to make it automatic so the user doesn't have to. Done a search on google and can't seem to find anything to help. Can it even be done?
I am new to jquery. I am trying to return a string array with two strings back to a jquery ajax call. On success, when I try to retrieve the values, my result is just a string "System.string[]". How do I retrieve the values that I returned from the server in my call back function for success.
I'm trying to use .load to get a simple web page. In the documentation for the .load function, I see that I can just return parts of page. I pass through the <body> element in order to just get the body, and not the headers of the html document, however in FireFox, it seems to still be returning all the headers. How can I use .load to ignore the headers.
I need to call a JS function in headers attribute of td tag.
<td class="ScrollableCell" id="ItmUploadDate" headers="javascript:GetHeaderID('ItmUploadDate')" >UploadDate</td> All that this function does is append a text called
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When I do this, I always see the html td tag as is, but is never interpreted as headers="ctl00_cphContent_RptrDboard_ctl00_ItmUploadDate"
I gave a simple usage of the function. But there is some complex logic in the function.
I started some programming with Javascript.I'd like to use it to expand/collapse some headers in a page. I made following code to do this.:collapse-expand.txt.That works perfect!But I want to add something, and I have some problems with that. As I have e.g. 4 headers, I want to expand the text (in <p>-tag) by clicking on header 1. When I click on header 2, I want to collapse text of header 1 and expand header 2 text.And so on.That way, I get the height of the site relatively small without needing to scroll.I don't quite know how to implement this function into my JS-code!And if it could be implemented in my .js file, how do I link that in my html, because now I have in every header the same line:<a href="#first" onClick="shoh('first');">, <a href="#second" onClick="shoh('first');">, etc..How can I get the content of header 1 be seen as soon as the screen pops up. So you don't have to click on Header1 before you can see it? And then go on from there: clicking on header2 makes text of header 1 disappear and expands text from header 2, and so on.
I have a very large form and have a couple of checkbox groups where multiple items can be selected. They are grouped as an array of checkboxes. When I post the checkbox groups, the PHP script receives duplicate values. If the group has 2 checkboxes, 4 values are posted. If it has 10 checkboxes, 20 values will be posted.
i.e:
I then submit everything to a PHP script via an Ajax call, then output the result to a div. (see below)
However, when my PHP script loops over the $_POST array, it seems that each checkbox array is duplicated, so my PHP array returns:
This happens with all my checkbox arrays, but not with an array of hidden fields for some reason.
I don't think this is a PHP problem, as it looped over everything correctly when submitting via a conventional POST. I checked the contents of $_POST, and it seems that the duplicates are being posted.
I am submitting a form via AJAX. The form may either return HTML (when there are input errors) or JSON (successful response). If during request I specify "dataType: 'json'" then HTML doesn't get thru correctly, if I don't then JSON is displayed as plain text. I am sending the "application/json" header back correctly. I don't understand why doesn't jQuery just pick that up and parse it as JSON? Is there an option? Is there something I can do to make this work?
Does anyone know how or if this its possible to get the response headers using the jQuery Form Plugin? I've got a success function which needs to get access to a response header I'm setting.
I have a table that I am trying to implement sortTable so i can sort the Table by the Column Headers. I have come across a few different ways to implement sortTable, but none of them seem to be working for me. here is the first way I tried to implement it (in the <table class =" ">) this is not the way I would like to do, as I have CSS defined class "halloween" I would like to use (unless u can implement 2 classes?) anyways it is still not working but here is the code