I have been building my own website using iWeb, however, iWeb does not supportcontinuous music that will keep playing as you browse through the website. Initially, I managed to solve this problem by adding a html snippet in iWeb. Before each page reloaded, there was a white flash, but for the most part, I was happy with the results and no matter which page I turned to on my website, the music played continuously without interruption. Then I decided to change my navigation bar on my website. iWeb's navigation bars are very basic and I wanted to change the static navigation bar to one that fades-in and fades-out when the cursor passes over each button. I managed to do this. This too required a html snippet on each one of my pages and extensive changes in my ftp sever files. The results are beautiful. Now I am having problems again.Now that I have my fading navigation bar up and running, I can not get continuous music to play using the same html snippet as I did before. Apparently, the flash-based navigation bar is inteferring with the continuous music html snippet. I don't know if there is an easy work around. My question to everyone here, is there a way I can bypass the iWeb route and add continuous music in my Cyberduck ftp server? [URL]
I am currently developing a page which allows access to music on a server. This music is being streamed, but users are also able to download this music (assuming they have the license to do so). All of the music uploaded is of the .mp3 format, however they have no filetype extensions, and were not named using any particular naming convention. Because of this, I was hoping to change the filename (when a downloaded is initiated) to variables I have stored based on the current song.
I am currently simply opening a new page, in Chrome is looks like this: chrome.tabs.create({ "url": song.url })
Hit presents the user with a prompt to save the file, however, its default name is a random alphanumeric string with no extension, as per their file name on my server. Is there an easy way to do this without renaming all the music server side? I do have the variables song.title and song.artist setup!
Edit: Since this page is only for Chrome users, I listed the code I am using. I understand window.open and was originally using this. It functions the same, and if I need to revert back to using is instead, I shall.
I have the following JavaScript (see below). The script requests an XML file from the server and displays it on the page.
The script works fine when the requested XML file is stored on the same server as the script.
The problem is when I try requesting an XML file from an external server such as the National Weather Service. I get an error. If I take the XML file from the National Weather Service and save it to my server it works. Why can't I use my script to request XML files stored on external servers?
Javascript Code
window.onload = initAll; var xhr = false; function initAll() { document.getElementById("makeTextRequest").onclick = getNewFile;
I am creating an XML document on my page with javascript. My question is, is it possible to save that xml file on the server (I have write permissions) only using javascript, ie no server code? This task would be trivial using server code, but I was wondering if I can do it all with client code and post backs? Well, any input?
Im writing client-side javascript and I want to do a server side include. There are many server files but only one will be included. These files contain peoples names and phone numbers. This info is packaged as a line of javascript but I can change that packaging if necessary.
The file name to include is being passed as a url parameter: [url]
I know how to parse the url string and stuff the ID number into a javascript variable.
I set <ICODE> foo = "/people/12345.html" </ICODE> and tried <ICODE><!--#include virtual="${foo}" --> </ICODE> but this did not work.
Is there a way to do this with javascript given that the name of the file I wish to include is contained in a variable? If not, what is the usual way of getting the data in the server file into my client-side javascript?
I'm trying to save a PDF file that's built using the jspdf PDF JS files [URL], the example (server side) uses Jaxer to save the file to the hard drive. Can i do this via JQuery instead? PDF Example
I have the html and the file from server look like this
html Code HTML4Strict: <div id="container"><a href="#">load form</a></div> file from server: HTML Code:
[Code]....
So basically when i click on load form, the form loaded to the div#container , the link 'load form' disappears. When clicking button 'hide div' the form hide and the link 'load form' reappear.
Problem is, I can't access dataValues at the server side once I assign this same URL to the iframe.Is there any other way to POST JSON value through form submission without ajax? or any other way out, I am trying to download file that is based on some parameters and isn't a direct download link.
Is this permissible, or do I have to download jquery.js to my server? If not, I have other questions:
- My hosting service does doesn't have gzip compression enabled --what file do I need to install on my server if I don't have GZIP available?
- How can I extract that file (jquery.js?) from jquery-1.3.2.js.txt? (looked for GZipper, but from what I can see that's Mac s/w and I'm running windows)
I'm using the jQuery file tree pulgin to display server directories using jsp connector.
I'd like to know if we can change the callback function function(file) which alerts the file name upon single click can be changed or not.
So, Single click of folders should expand/collapse them. Double click on the folder should send back the folder name. Single click on files should send back the filename.
I am using li-scroller. As it is, it scrolls through the content, then doesn'tstart againat the beginning until the content has scrolled out of view. I would like it to close that gap, and never have a break in the scrolling content. Just loop through it continuously
I have a website that uses javascript to communicate with the database for the CMS system.
I had a programmer develop a website who refuses to add a logical function to which I am going to have to do myself now.
When you delete an image or file on a page of a website, it does not delete it from the server. It just deletes it from the website and database only and I can see how this will eventually cause problems when files accumilate in the server.
Can someone give me some samples, direction or instructions how I would implement a function so that when the admin deletes the image on a website, it also deletes it from the server itself.
So, I have a dynamic PHP file on my server. I want to make it so browsers can take the code I provide and paste it in an .html, .php, or .asp file, and it'll display across the board.
The file would need to be included, unless someone thinks there's a better way of doing this?
The only example I could think of would be Google Adsense's code? But I'm not sure.
I am uploading text file on html page, that text file lies on desktop and getting updated at every hour. I will keep my html page on server so how will it upload that text file from my desktop ? it is being generated by one cloud sensor .
I am trying to find a way to search to see if there is a specific file located in the current directory on the server. If a folder contains file1.txt or file2.txt and depending on which file is in that folder change a certain javascript variable. What it comes down to is, is there a way to search for specific files on the server and limit that to the current directory/folder.
I'm trying to read a file (will be a firmware update) into a byte array or binary stream or stream of some sort, and then POST it to my server. Any suggestions on opening and reading files from within js? Note, the server is a development server and will not run PHP or CGI scripts for example. I just need to be able to open a file from within a js function.
Also, no ActiveX objects, this needs to be Cross Platform.
I would like to create a script that behaves differently according to the date it was uploaded to the webserver. Meaning - if I send the script to my friends and each one uploads it to his server on a different date - each one will get a different behavior.
Something like:uploaddate=getuploaddate(); if uploaddate between Jan 1...Jan15, 2010 do this1; elseif uploaddate between Jan 16...Jan31, 2010
So I have an web application deployed on tomcat. That application is a document browser[URL] that renders some html pages. In one of those pages I will have a svg that will change some colors if some files are/are not deployed in the server. So I am trying to create a javascript function that open that file. The code I am using is this:
Code: <script type="text/javascript"> var xmlhttp=false; /*@cc_on @*/
Is there a way for JavaScript to read a text file from a server? Any APIs in HTML5 letting you do that? I would like to build a WebGL object viewer but the files should be read from the server.
So, this is my last problem. If I can nail this, then the website will be completely AJAX driven, and will be spectacular.
Now it is really simple.
1) When I hit the button, in the simplified example below, the website sends a code to the server.
2) The server then re-writes the "xyz.js" JavaScript file with a new array of values.
Is there any way to re-retrieve that JavaScript file, from the server to make it the current "xyz.js" rather than the old one that loaded on the client originally.
I can get a new XML data file and re-submit that to the website, but how do I re-retrieve the new JavaScript code?[code]...
