function sonKare(sayac, oteki) {
var vertical, horizontal = hangiYataySira(sayac, oteki), j, k,
l, m, united, tekRakam, actualV = [], actualH = [],
numaralar = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9], olmayanlar = [];
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This is a recursive function. As stated above there is a line which does not work for the second time. What I mean is, it works perfect for the first time and after function calls itself, it doesn't work. Javascript does execute the line above it but just disregards that document.form1.buton.click(); line. I use Firebug for debugging and I checked it many times, when that expression needs to be executed for the second time, JavaScript just ignores it and immediately goes at the end of the function... I just can't figure out why JS does such a thing?
I need to read a registry entry(path of a file) from a .htm file. On doing so it gives an alert "ActiveX maybe harmful..". To avoid this, I wanted to try a hta file instead. All the files including the htm files will be used locally & will have nothing to do with the internet.
I was hoping I could have the user just open an htm file, which executes the hta ( this .hta will in return give the path read from the registry).
When I use .load to load a html page into a div, the javascript that is meant to run on the page does not excecute. I've done a search on ways to append the script into the div, and found things like $.ajax and $.getScript, but it couldn't get it to work. I read something about eval()... but that confused me a fair bit.
The function is called from a child popup window which closes the child when called. The function works well however when the child window is closed the cursor on the parent window continues as if it is trying and load something (although nothing is being loaded). Do I need some sort of end function to close the function off after it is executed?
I have an application on my server that is called leaf.exe, that haves two arguments needed to run, they are: inputfile and outputfile, that will be like this example:
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pnote.exe input.pnt output.txt
They are all on the same directory as my home page file(the executable and the input file). But I need that a JavaScript could run the application like that, then I want to know how could I do this.I'm using just Apache, I don't have any language for web installed on it. My goal is to do a site using just JavaScript, without the help of anyother language than it, HTML and CSS.
I'm trying to get a external javascript function to execute using php. I have
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I am just testing the execution of the function call with an alert(), once the alert fires, I can then test the function itself. I got an alert to execute from the webpage using PHP Code:
From inside a javascript function i need to execute a vbscript sub routine. You might be thinking why i can't do it in javascript. well i probably can but i am better at VBscript and it would be a lot easier.
I've been looking all over for an explanation of this function declaration but cant find it. what it means to have a function with no name, just declared as this. When does it execute? How does it get called?
I need to execute a function after a link to a section within the same document has been clicked and the navigation has occurred. When using the onclick event handler the JS function is executed before the navigation occurs. I can't tie it to a window.onload event since the link only navigates within the already loaded document.
I'm not having any luck searching due to not knowing what keywords to use. I looked at an explanation of bubbling vs capturing, but that doesn't appear to be what I need.
Am I correct in assuming that when the starting value of a select list is re-selected, the onChange command does not execute? I need to have it execute when the original value is selected if possible.
Just posted this thread a few mins ago and for some reason it got deleted? Maybe it was because of the URL shortening I used. Anyway here is an example of what I mean
i have a link to a dynamically generated report download. when you click the link it takes a while for the server to do the number crunching and return the file. i need to execute some JS on completion of the file download. is this even possible??
Is there a way to place a code that will be executed any time any button is pressed or any hyperlink is clicked? I don't want to write or call this code on every button press. Something similar to java's base class functionality that is extended by child classes? In my project ,I have to manage users to access my app - and if a user is deleted and that same user is having app open in one of her browser windows and she performs any action,she should be redirected to login screen.
I am thinking of writing a code that will check if user exists in the db or not and then put it in javascript file at a common place so that it gets executed everytime user presses a button(or does any other action). I am using jquery and Direct Web remoting framework in my app.
I have created a page "photography.html". When opened a bunch of thumbnails are visible. When a thumbnail is clicked, various things happen: A window with a slideshow slides in and a bigger version of the clicked image is displayed in the slideshow. Now I would like to accomplish the following: When a certain link on another page is clicked, I want to open the page photography.html and open my slideshow as if a thumb would have been clicked there. Is this somehow possible? PS: I have to admit that I am quite a newbie with both javascript and jQuery and maybe thats way over my horizon. Still I am eager to learn.
In Chrome, the login page on my schools educational online platform [URL] doesn't remember the login info. So i made a bookmark with this javascript injection, that fills in the info, and focusses on the 'aanmelden' button (='login' in dutch), so that i only have to press enter to continue. Here's the javascript injection:
This works fine but i'd like to make it happen faster. I wish i could let the script be activated instantly when the page loads, so i only have to press enter, or if possible, let the script click the login button itself.
