I am trying to switch pages programatically. When a user logs in successfully I want to switch to another page. I thought mobile.changePage was used for that but I get this error message:
TypeError: Result of expression '$.mobile' [undefined] is not an object.
Or is there another way to accomplish this?
I'm new to Javascript, and I don't know how I should create HTML forms that don't redirect to a different page. I'm planning on making an application that lets you create a quiz and take it with as many questions as you want (using loops and arrays). I've done this in a number of languages, including Javascript, but I don't know how to tie this in to HTML so I don't have a web app that relies on pop-ups as the UI.
When you make a form, it asks for the action, which should be a different page. It then redirects to this page if a button is clicked, for instance. Given the nature of this quiz program that can theoretically create more questions than I have the ability to make separate web pages for, how do I do this? I don't plan on making 1,000 different pages with nearly identical code; this is what the loop is for.
How do I reset a slider value after it has been declared from acalling page?I have a modal box, that has a form in it. I use this form to add/edit items. Within that form, I have a slider from jquery UI. When Iclick on a link to bring up the modal box and EDIT data, I'm havingtrouble populating the slider with the appropriate value.Here is the relevant code from my files:MAIN PAGE:
I am using cluetip on a button. I want to be able to activate the cluetip on the button later as to highlight the button's presence. How can i do this? I have tried:
I have a table and each row in the table has div in one of its column and these div are hidden , this table header has a link, onclick of this link I want to generate onclick event on all the divs mentioned above.
I have run into a problem with something that should be simple. I want to submit a form programmatically using .submit(). It's a fairly standard simple form, four text inputs and three radio buttons, nothing at all unusual.:
Following is the sample code <div id = "radio"> <input type = "radio" id = "radio1" name = "radio" /><label for = "radio1"> Choice 1 </label> ..... I want to select the radio button programmatically using its label value. And I want to get the label value of selected radio button programmatically.
I have a form that has multiple text fields but what I'm needing to do is when a dollar amount is added to text field 1 I need to set the opposite amt in text field 2 and then NOT allow the user to make any changes to text field 2 but making it unavailable for change.
var el = document.createElement("iframe"); el.setAttribute('id', 'ifrm'); document.body.appendChild(el); el.setAttribute('height', 250);
[Code].....
And am putting it between <script type="text/javascript"> and </script> tags in the <body> section of my site. But, it only works in certain areas of the page.
How does one trigger an event programmatically? I'm interested in how to do this in both the "Level 0" event model as well as in the DOM Level 2 event model.
A picture says a thousand words. When we hover the cursor over this...we get this. How can I emulate that programatically? I know the <label> highlights the checkboxes in Google Chrome, but it doesn't in Firefox. And I also need it when the cursor is over an image....
I have a code that I call from Button_click event. The code adds a new row to the table and attempts to add onclick element to every td element in the new row. Somehow, onclick does not work.
Here is the code:
function insRow() { var x = document.getElementById('Table1').insertRow(1); for(i=0;i<4;i++)
I am programatically trying to send multiple emails from within javascript code. The problem I am having is as follows: - In one try - I am using window.location="mailto:"+emailList - this works great if it only needs to generate 1 email, but I am doing it in a loop. when it loops through the 2nd time, it does not create a 2nd email - In a 2nd try - I am using window.open("mailto:"+emailList - this does open multiple emails, but it also opens multiple windows. I am trying to find a way to either not have the windows open (only the multiple emails) or automatically close the extra windows. I am including my code below - note - the window.location try is listed, but commented out.
if (emailListArray.length > jsNumEmails) { var j=1; for (var i=0; i<emailListArray.length; i++) { partialEmailList = partialEmailList + ";" + emailListArray[i]; if (j == jsNumEmails) { //window.location="mailto:"+partialEmailList; window.open("mailto:"+partialEmailList, "temp", "height=5, width=5, top=0, left=0"); j = 0; partialEmailList = ""; } //if j++; }//for } // if anything left in the partial list, then send that separately if (partialEmailList != "") { //window.location="mailto:"+partialEmailList; window.open("mailto:"+partialEmailList, "temp", "height=5, width=5, top=0, left=0"); }
1.navigate to the daniweb forums page and then click the memberlogin img via program 2.then i ve to fill the username and password of my account 3. then to click the 'go' button to login into the forum via program
i tried to do this process but i ve got struct in the first step itself. it navigates but it does not click the member login img.
[Code]..
this is the code i used.. reply where i ve wrong and why this code doesn't work.
I want to programmatically list all properties of JS object from C++ code (I am using Mozilla's JSAPI). I know I can go up the prototype chain with JS_GetPrototype, then enumerate each object's own properties with JS_Enumerate.