JQuery :: Disable Current Day When Today Is Monday?
Jul 13, 2010
Man, my employer's client is getting picky! I put together this great jQuery datepicker (with the helpful assistance from some of you, here) with this [code]...
This creates a great 3-month datepicker with only Monday enabled for the current and future weeks. Now the client tells us they want the Monday of the current week disabled if (and only if) today's day is Monday!
(For example, if today is Sunday, the Monday of this week can be picked, but if today is Monday, the Monday of this week cannot be picked.)
I've got a page with DB data displayed, and a link beside each record to update the corresponding record. When the update icon is clicked, a popup with the data comes up, once the user is finished updating, when they click submit, I have the following code:
<input type="button" onClick="opener.location.reload(); self.close()" value="Refresh and close">
My problem with this is that it refreshed the parent too quickly for the data to have made it's way to the DB, since it requires a manual refresh once the child has closed to properly display the updated data.
[URL] The calendar shows, from left to right, Monday-Sunday. For each day, the date turns green from monday-saturday (for example, try to set your computer day to 15 January). However, no green color is there when the day is a Sunday (the absolute right part of the calendar).
I am going cross-eyed because I am getting an error that I just cannot see what is wrong - the error says "If <script> tags have a "type" attribute it should equal "text/javascript" or "application/javascript" I have that declared on line 4 of my program. (I am using youtube video to learn about arrays.)
Here is my dilemna. I know HTML...and that's about it. So someone decided to give me a project that involves JavaScript. i've been reading tutorials online as much as possible...but I am a way beginner - be soft on me.
I have a form that had many drop down boxes. When a user selects a specific request type it populates the standard turnaround time in business days.
I need the "Standard Delivery Date" box to then autopopulate today's date plus the standard turnaround time that pops up in that field. How??
Here is a code that I have been working on - but so far it's not working.code...
I have one web-page on the web-site & I would like to detect a select date isn't in the past, so I use:
var date_today = new Date();
It works well, except if I (or other user) changing the System Time of the computer to the past,I discover that the date_today is actually that date ... therefore my detection is wrong!I would like to use the today date of the Server where my web-page located ... so that I don't concern about local system date any more Any java code to get today date on the Server?
What I'm looking to do is be able to load a number of pages in advance for a daily blog, and then have index.html automatically pick the right page based on today's date. I guess I'll name the files something like '20090708.html', '20090709.html' etc.As well as selecting the right page to display (happy to use frames for that if there's no other way), I want to include "previous post" and "next post" buttons at the top of each page. Happy to hardcode what they point to, but I'd like a function whereby the "next post" button is not displayed if the user is on "today's" page.
I accidentally damaged my slide show today and cant work out how to fix it. If you go to [URL] its on the home page. I had only links showing so I added the <ul id="slideshow"> tag and now I have the box coming up but its just blank.
<title>Auction Log</title> <link href="styles.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> <script type="text/javascript"> var bids = new Array(); var bidders = new Array(); var bidTime = new Array();
I have 3 combo boxes/select option statements that are Months, Days, and Years. I want to set each combo box to today's date. How would I do that through Javascript?
I have a few functions I would like to develop using the date but I know very little about how best to start off coding for it in JavaScript.
I wanted to get three separate functions to handle getting yesterdays date, today's date, and tomorrows date. And was thinking about having the function call passed two paras being the id of the image and the var of the corresponding image path.
onclick="yesturdaysDate('sumImg',summary);"
var summary = "/path/to/directory/img"+dd+mm+yy+"type.jpg"; ...or something like that?!
The format of the date (dd + mm + yy) is related to the file name of the image I want to call in.
I have had a look around on the web as I learn best from examples but found very little that wasn't well over the top or just plain too complex.
I found this that is close to the scale I was looking at the code to fill.
This gets today's date formatted in dd mm yy which is ideal.
var date = new Date(); var dd = date.getDate(); var day = (dd<10?Ɔ'+dd:dd); var mm = date.getMonth() + 1; var month = (mm<10?Ɔ'+mm:mm); var yy = date.getYear(); var year = (yy<10?Ɔ'+yy:yy);
Unfortunately it returns = 0308104 and I'm not really sure where the 1 has got in.
What I want to do is to check if the selected date in a form textbox is less than today in which case an error message should be displayed. I tried to write the code myself, but unfortunatelly I miss something.Here are th lines:
Code: function dateValidation() { var obj = book.dc1.value; var day = obj.value.split("/")[0]; var month = obj.value.split("/")[1];
1. Take the current URL of the page and open a new window with a URL based on the current page. Some examples (I use "->" to mean "this URL turns into that URL"):I plan to use these bookmarklets in sequence, first pressing 1 to log into the CMS, then pressing 2 to edit the current page.
a.) specify two parameters for the changeYear function: today and holiday.
function changeYear(today)(holiday){
b.) in the first line of the above function, use the getFullYear() date method to extract the 4-digit value from the today variable and store the value in a variable named year.
first line
c.) in the second line; use the setFullYear() date method to set the full year of the holiday date object to the value of the year variable.
second line
d.) in the third line, use a conditional operator on the year variable. The test condition is whether the value of the holiday date object is less than the today date object. If it is, this means that the event has already passed in the current year and the value of the year variable should be increased by 1.
third line
e.) in the fourth line of the function, again set the full year value of the holiday date object to the value of the year variable.
With the releases of IE 8 (probably IE 9 by now), just how necessary is it to adjust for IE 7 or earlier if you site appears fine in other browsers like Firefox...etc?
It seems that the latest versions (or two versions) of IE sees things the same as Firefox..finally.
If I do need to test and adjust for earlier versions of IE, where can I find specifics on those versions to include in my JavaScript?
I have a navbar numbered 1 thru 6 for a slider. You can see it here. [URL]. Is there a way to have the current navigation number share the rollover state? In other words, if I slide to #4 then the actual navbar #4 displays in a different color until I navigate away from it. I originally thought that this would be a simple CSS thing, but that idea went more towards javascript 'test'. Then I wondered if there might be a plug-in for this sort of thing.
URL...This item is almost finished for a project.I've gone over ita few hundred times.Each time a tab is selected, it goes to thecorrect <p> paragraph and displays the paragraph assiged to that tab, but that tab orcurrent tab does not stay ON.
