I have dropdown for month and work days(in a month),textbox for year(yyyy).
I need to validate, if user select febraury and select other than 28 ( for non leap year), and select other than 29 ( for leap year) user should get error message.
same validations should be done for other months also.I need in Javascript or C#(VS2005)
If you see my last post, it was a piece of this code that I was learning for/loops but now I have that all working(hence the new topic) and I'm having a problem with indexOf. Here's the whole script(its a fun little date picker)
function popSel(v){
var days;
var x;
if(v==01 || v==03 || v==05 || v==07 || v==08 || v==10 || v==12){
x = 31;
}else if(v==04 || v==06 || v==09 || v==12){
x = 30;
}else if(v==02){
/*var yr=document.getElementById("year").value / 4;*/
var yr = 2003 / 4;
if(yr.indexOf(".") == -1){ /*If you divide a year by 4 and the value is a whole number, it's a leap year*/
x=28;
}else{
x=29;
}}for(i = 1; i <= x; i++){
days += "<option value=" + i + ">" + i + "</option>";
}document.getElementById("day").innerHTML=days;
}
The whole script works but feb doesn't change?
A non leap year can be divided by 100. But a leap year is divisible by both 4 and 400.This seems so simple yet I can't nail it. I'm taking an accelerated Javascript class and I was able to do all the problems up to this one. It's confusing me, or it may be that I've been up since 2 working on homework and getting ready for another test.
Code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html>
[code]....
I am working on a series of functions that I keep getting asked about. The following three scripts do this:
--Date Validation
--Calculate Difference Between Dates
--Date Addition or Subtraction
I am sure that these have been done before, but I just filled the last 20 minutes by coding these. I only did a quick browser test, nothing extensive.
<script>
//Date Validation
function DateValid(mo, dy, yr){
TheDate = mo+"/"+dy+"/"+yr;
Date1 = new Date(TheDate)
D=Date1.getDate();
M=Date1.getMonth()+1;
Y=Date1.getYear();
[Code] .....
Im not all to sure what I can do right now. I have a script that I wrote for a userlookup on some website, problem is they have filtered out some key elements, to keep hackers away. Now, heres my problem. How can i make this return the same value, without using eval()
function doc() {
var f = Array (1);
f[0] = 'var d = doc'
f[1] = 'ument;'
eval(f.join(''));
return d;
}
Ive tried many thing, and had no sucess.
I'm really sorry to post this as I know it must have been asked
countless times before, but I can't find an answer anywhere.
Does anyone have a snippet of JavaScript code I could borrow which
calculated the difference in years and days between two dates, and
takes leap years into account?
I'm calculating the difference in the usual way, i.e....
var difference = dateTo.getTime() - dateFrom.getTime();
....and converting this millisecond value into days by using...
var daysDifference = (difference/1000/60/60/24);
But how do I then display the difference in days AND years? I've tried
the following:
var yearsDifference = Math.floor(daysDifference/365.25);
var daysLeft = Math.floor(daysDifference-(yearsDifference*365.25));
....but it gives me inaccuracies. For example, if I use my code to
calculate the difference between 05/01/1998 and 05/01/2000 it returns 1
year and 364 days!
How do you think I should go about making February have a 29th day to choose from on leap years only? Years that are multiples of 4 that is...
Code:
init();
function init(){
[code]....
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I need to calculate:
so i want a background that changes each day. and ideally i wouldn't be using an array for this.. and instead could just do something like...
var d = new Date()
document.write("<body background='"d.getMonth(),d.getDate()".jpg'>")
with the images in the same directory being named 01.jpg for jan 1st, 031.jpg for jan 31st, etc. etc.
but i know nothing about the syntax or structure that that would require. i think my non-working example should at least explain what i want to accomplish... can someone tell me how i can do this? i know it's possible... i've seen every part i need in other scripts, and ten different ways to do it, but i just don't know how to make them all work together without getting a bunch of errors... :(
p.s. this is actually on my windows desktop, not a website. it seems like some scripts won't work in an html set as the desktop background, but will on a webpage.
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<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Begin
var year=new Date().getYear();
if ( window.ActiveXObject ) {
document.write("" + year + "");
} else {
document.write("" + parseInt(year + 1900) + "");
}
// End -->
</SCRIPT>
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function calDate() {
var dateArr = document.getElementById('date_field1').value;
[code]....
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