I'm trying to make a nice register script, and I came on this site:[URL].. It gave me a nice check for names and email, but I'd like to use it for my passwords too! (normal and confirmation password). Is it possible to send multiple variables at once to the file, and use them? This is what i've got now: (sorry, can't find out how to type beneath the code tags.)
So, for a simple little example of what I want to do...
REGISTRATION FORM <br> Desired Username: <input type="text" name="username">
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I want to rig up something that will automatically check the values posted in "password" and "passwordcheck" before the form is submitted making sure that they match each other and give a little error message if they don't. Ideally, if they don't match it would also prevent the form from even being submitted. My knowledge of Javascript is pretty basic, in fact it primarily consists of what's covered under the "basic" category in [URL] Javascript tutorial, as well as a very modest understanding of form validation in the "advanced" section of the same site. So I haven't had much luck trying to accomplish this myself.
I don't need anything especially fancy (since if it were it would likely be beyond my comprehension at the moment) I just need it to be functional.
This is the discussed site: http:[url].....Here's its code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head> [code].....And continue for as many entries that are made (continually updating).
I want to create a script where when you hit a button it adds a number to a variable and when you click another button it shows you the amount you have so far. Also I am having trouble with the clear() function where it was suppose to clear the variable. When my var is equal to a certain number (not there yet) I want it to goto another page (I can do this on my own).
Here is my code <html><head> <title> Buttons</title> <body style="background-color:#000000"> <center> <p style="Font-Family:Curlz MT;color: #CC3333;Font-size:40px;">Click the buttons to test my script </p></center> <script type="text/javascript"> var x = 0; blue function mouseOver() { document.getElementById("b1").src ="Hi_h.png"; } function mouseOut() { ..... (The button are images so you want be able to see them if you don't download them).
I have this script, where I want it to use a multi-user login. the code is below.
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I have 2 problems. One is that mainly, it doesn't work! And Two, is there someway you can block an external script from being viewed in a browser, or someway to keep people from reading the Usernames and Passwords?
i need to take the height of a div named #main and add that height to another div named .sidebar.I'm new to this kind of stuff, but whould it be possible to do this with jquery, if so, how?
</div><div>I've got a problem with IE6 and I need to basically find the width of the "header" DIV and make the "secondLevel" DIV match it. So, I guess I need to target IE6 specifically in the code. Here's what I have:
Basically, I am asked to set fixed height on a group of tabs. The tab that has maximum text will set the height for the rest of the tabs. The simplified version of the code looks like below:
Ive attached a screen shot of the type of layout I have. I have two columns, the left column is straight forward single div, but the right may have up to three divs inside of it (there is an outer div called right-col which I forgot to shade in which wraps around div box1 and 2), and I would like the last div to extend so it is the same size as the div on the left (similarly, if the content on the right was longer then the left, then I would want the left div to expand). Ive attached a screenshot of what I mean. There are loads of plugins, that show you how to make two/three columns equal heights, but I have not found anything to show me how to make two columns in a div equal height to another whole column - hope that makes sense.
Find a solution to this... I am trying to get a page to load into a div, but only if a database variable is equal to 1, if the variable is not equal to 1, it should check back every 5 seconds. Once the page is loaded into the div, it should stop checking. Also when the page that was loaded into the div is closed, everything starts over again.
i am having an issue setting equal div heights The following works in IE but not in FF. In maincontent i have a nested div. Strange thing is when i uncomment the alert, and click the popup the div height is being set in FF??
I have already done a number of things with Jörn's validation plugin and I'm excited about its features. But here is my question: how do I validate a field so that it fits the two following conditions: it should be an integer and should not be equal to zero? So, if a user enters "0", it should be error; if he/she enters "12.5", it should be error also; but "-3", "125", "40" are OK.
I'll get it out their early, I am somewhat of a javascript novice.
Here is the code I am working with:
<script type="application/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { var numitems = $("#foo6 > li").length; var secondstartpoint = numitems -3;
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As you can probably see I am trying to set the start point of a jquery carousel to equal a variable that I have created. You can see I have tried " start: secondstartpoint", but this isn't working. I think possibly because the way the plugin is formatted so that the "start" option can only equal a number.
Javascript variables are loosely typed: the conversion between a string and a number happens automatically. Since plus (+) is also used as in string concatenation, `` Ƈ' + 1 '' is equal to `` ཇ' '': the String deciding what + does. To overcome this, first convert the string to a number. For example:
I am working on a multiplication table and it is suppose to allow you to enter a value, and then if the value is correct, the text color will turn green, if it is incorrect the value will turn red, it isn't doing anything, I am not that good in programming with Javascript, so I think it's probably something with my code, all the elements are named properly the are all input fields.
function checkMath(s,n) { if(document.getElementsByName("math_"+n.toString()+"t"+s.toString()).value == s * n)
im wanting to add check boxes up to create a total sum at bottom of the form or anywhere for that matter.im wanting to add the values up of the check boxes and then the total amount of checked boxes appears in the total amount. also ive been trying to get it when you uncheck a box the amount goes away from the total amount.here is what ive got
<script type="text/javascript"> function initialize(){ Total = 0;
I figured out the one question but I am thinking the code below would get into an endless loop if two items to sort were equal because it never returns a 0 to alert the javascript sort function that the two items are equal... Is this correct?