Input From Textbox - Redirect In Function Not Working
May 11, 2010
I'm trying to write very basic page that just takes input from a text box, processes it with a function called DoSearch() when you click the submit button, then redirects to the Google equivalent to display Google's search results. If I put a redirect in the body section it works fine. I've also added an alert in the function and that works fine, but the redirect doesn't. I'll post the source below because it's only short:
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.
I have one form where I need to get value from the first form, I am able to redirect the value which I want but unable to receive it... I am Redirecting as shown below:
I have an input text in which i use datepicker.When i select a date from the datepicker it doesn't work, but when i type the date manually data are loaded correctly.
Short version: if the user types an alt+ctrl+char combination which leads to a defined character, but s/he's not in a input(text)/textarea, then I'd like that keystroke combination to do the same action that it would have done had there not been a defined character.
Longer explanation: I've got a US keyboard and a pseudo Hungarian/German keyboard (I combined them). The extra keys on the European keyboard are entered via alt+ctrl+char and alt+ctrl+shift+char. Now when you define an access key in FF or IE, the browser tends to care about alt+char being pressed. If ctrl or shift are there, too, they can come along for the ride. However, if I have this key combination mapped to something in the operating system, then the mapping takes priority and the accelerator is ignored.
My question is how to get FF's "default" behaviour of trying the access key when I'm not in a text input or textarea. The reason I think I might have a fighting chance is that if I stick an alert('hi mom') in the onkeydown event handler, then the element with the accelerator is activated. I just don't know how to bypass having to use the alert.
The example below assumes that alt+ctrl+g maps onto a key which will display in the input (with my European mapping it maps to §). If it's not true for you, then you won't see any issues on your system (for example, on my US keyboard mapping). In that case, one should select another letter as the access key (go to a text area and start typing alt+ctrl combinations till something displays), and change the 7th line in the page below:
I need the code for if the user enters in a code into the field for example E1 and clicks submit it'll redirect them to a certain form. And if another user entered in E2 it would redirect them to a DIFFERENT form.
I have data pages in my e-commerce site (from 1999) that are imbedded in a parent page using the object tag. I have started to include a little JS snippet that is intended to redirect to the parent if the embedded pages are loaded separately:
This works fine in Firefox, but in IE 7 and 8 it gets into an infinite loop of reloading the parent page into the object frame.Here is a sample:http://www.greathallminis.com/Ancient_15mm/darkages_anc15_mm.htm(I've left this page with the issue, while I have excluded the script for IE elsewhere.)
I'm trying to get Jquery's Autocomplete to redirect a user based on their input - according to Jquery, it works like this: An autocomplete plugin can be used to search for a term and redirect to a page associated with a resulting item. The following is one way to achieve the redirect:
This script is supposed to redirect IE 5 to a page on my site. However, the code is not doing the redirect part. Take a look:
/******************************************************************************* OLDIE - or Old IE. A script that finds the version of IE you're using, and redirects if lower than the set parameter. [[ Created by Ryan McLaughlin, www.DaoByDesign.com ]] *******************************************************************************/ var browser= navigator.appName var ver= navigator.appVersion
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I also would like to point out that the code belongs in a .js file. NOT <script type="javascript".........
I have a Javascript redirect on pages inside my site (not the index page) because Netscape 4+ doesn't see the CSS properly. I'd tested it at home, and it worked fine. But now testing it on another computer, its not redirecting. Code:
I am having a problem with the following script. It sometimes works and sometimes does not. For instance, I placed the HTML code on my desktop and saved the text as .htm-
Open the file in IE and click to accept blocked content. Then I entered a number. Sometimes it works and goes to the document.location url.. but sometimes it just goes to code...
I have a simple ajax request that is supposed to (after a short timeout) redirect the page to the URL that the server sends back but it just wont work. It does work without the setTimeOut() function however.
var http = false; if(navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer") { http = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"); } else { http = new XMLHttpRequest(); }
function go() { var u = "http://site.com/"; http.open("GET", "go.php?" + "u=" + u, true); http.onreadystatechange=function() { if(http.readyState == 4) { var redirURL = http.responseText; setTimeout("window.location.href = redirURL;" , 2000); } } http.send(null); }
I have a link in one page and want after click to be redirected to other one and call javascript function from the second page. How to do this? I've tried with setTimeout() but doesn't work for/because of :)
I have a form where I need to set the radio button according to the user's input. For example, if the user enters 21 or greater, I need the adult radio button to be ticked. If the user enters 0-20, I need the minor radio button to be ticked. Here's my code and I'm sure it's not right. Please help.
I have a three textboxes in a form. Using OnBlur, I am attempting to call a function to add one to an input textbox to add 1 to the cost.As the user enters text into textbox01, the number 1 appears in the input box about cost, as the user enters text into textbox02, the input box displays 2 and the user enters text into textbox03, the input box displays 3.
My JavaScript is as follows: <script type="text/javascript"> //copies contents of first textbox to second textbox
I have used the aforementioned code to validate logout function from my webpage. However, I want to redirect the user to another page (for ex: loginpage) on loggingout.
Could somebody confirm if and how I can change the TYPE of a textbox from PASSWORD to TEXT depending on whether a user checks a checkbox.
In essence I have a login and password form and the end user wants the option to check a checkbox to make the Password textbox show normal text rather than the asterisks. If the checkbox is unchecked then it shows the asterisks when entering the password.
i'm trying to do is have a textbox which some types 'hello world' into (or whatever), a script that takes that input and splits it into an array of individual letters, finds the appropriate graphic version of each letter and spits it out on the screen. so far i have Code:
Below is the script and form fields I am working with. What I want to do is sum the two textbox fields and have the result show in the total textbox. The code works fine and the total textbox is updated with the value of form1.basic. The problem occurs when I add the "+ parseInt(document.form2.supporter.value)" code in the script section.
