The javascript code to close the window does work in Explorer 8, but does not work using Mozilla/5.0, Google Chrome, Safari. Here's an excerpt from the code (code alignment lost of course)
<h2>Select Test Application Name</h2>
<p>Please type in Application</p>
<form method="post" action="./controller.php">
<fieldset>
[Code].....
Symptom is screen remains unchanged on "click" on Exit Button (except for explorer). Everything else works fine (e.g. control goes to controller.php on submit).
Any of you know how can I stop an exit console when the visitors lefts my site trough a form button?
The below code is the function that opens the console or popup. ********************************** <script language="JavaScript"> function exit(){ window.open('XXXXXXX');} </script> **********************************
Then on the body tag ************************ <body onUnload="exit()"> ************************
i've got a bunch of webaplications in use that the users have open in a browser all day. and so far every thing is perfecto. my problems start when the user during the day get emails with links in them... being humans they click those links and some times they "loose" the webaplication from the original browser. this also happens of course when they use their bookmarks etc.
what i would like is to include a javascript that forces a new browser window wtih the new url & leaves the original site as-is if a url is sent to the browser.
How would you exit a function if a mouse-click occurs? $(document).ready(function () { $("#btnSkate").hover(function () { loadStyleSheet(); if (iWantToBreakifClicked) { return false; }}, function () { unloadStyleSheet(); return false; }); });
I have a form I am using to take a list of band members. It includes the member name and the instrument they play. My problem is I can enter the first set of info, and once I click the add another member button..the information I entered is removed, but, the new fields are added. I want to keep the information typed and also add a field.
<script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript"> <?php //this script is to make sure that the session data is put back into the member fields if they are updated $memnum = 1; while ($_SESSION['member'.$memnum] != ""){ $memnum++; } .....
I need to click on input type submit with jquery. The input has id and I used $("#....").click(), but nothing happened. Is there a way to click on this button like user would?
i am getting problem in giving click event of input button ..my code is
for(var i=0;i<data.length;i++){ var acceptid="#Accept_"+data[i].cardid; var divcard='<div id="" style="border-bottom:1px solid white;">'+data[i].user_from+'
Once you in, click on the button with the sign 'Click To Start Shopping' The problem is, the Flash doesn't load I bought this flash template and i was supposed to edit the FLA file for the serverpath. I guess i didn't put the server path correctly. Below is the code in the .FLS file
[Code]...
Below is the instruction from the documentation: 3. Once you have everything correctly running on local, then OPEN THE FLA, go to first frame, layer codes, open “action” panel and set there the final pàth on your server where all the files will be located (create a folder especifically for this): [URL]
I want to call the click event of the link (anchor tag) on the click of the button. I used this code below in the click event of button to call links click event and it works fine in IE.
document.getElementById('linktag').click();
But, this doesn't work in Firefox. I googled a bit and found that in firefox, you have to do something more to achieve this behaviour. So, I ended up doing this on button click to work in firefox:
var link=document.getElementById('linktag'); var e = document.createEvent('MouseEvents'); e.initEvent(
[code]....
The above code does the click on link when I click on the button. But my problem now is that I have defined a link as
and when click is called and mailto links opens my email client, it somehow ignores the subject and body parameters of the link. It works properly when i actually click a link element. but it doesn't work when i simulate the click event by code written above. above dispatching event code somehow ignores the link parameters?
I have a problem with adding new inputs to a form (if and when required),Internet Explorer is fine but in Firefox if any previous input fields are filled when the more button is clicked they get reset to blank.JS:
fields = 0; function addInput() { if (fields != 100) {
I am trying to produce a web form to allow wedding guests to RSVP. The form allows them to enter a name and select from a radio button whether they will be attending or not. If they select the "yes" radio button then a further pair of radio buttons are displayed for their meal preference.
They can then click a submit button or they can click another button to add another line for another guest which operates in exactly the same way. I've almost got this working, but it seems that the checkbox change handler is lost for the current guest when a new guest is added and the checkbox value is reset. I've got a feeling I'm doing something stupid but can't for the life of me figure out what.
Code (source file (renamed to .txt) also attached as I'm not sure the pasted code is too clear):
What happens is that when I click on a button, a random string from the RandomString variable appears below the button. e.g I click on the button and it displays 'AAB' and then if I click on the button again it may display 'AAE' and etc.
The problem is that sometimes it displays 'undefined'. I don't wanit 'undefined' to appear but why does it sometimes display 'undefined' rather than a Random string.
After doing some tutorials, I am not sure if this is a bug, or perhaps someone can give me a better explination why it is working the way it is.I am using Visual Studio 2010 combined in a Master Page. In my aspx page, I have the following code:
Below is a simple javascript function that changes the BG color when one of the buttons is clicked. I would like to combine the two buttons into one button and have the button name change to reflect which function it will handle. Example:Button name is "Black" and when clicked it will change the BG to black and rename the button "Grey". When the button is clicked a 2nd time the BG is change to grey and the button is renamed to "Back".
<head> <script language="JavaScript"> function newbg(thecolor) {
Is it possible to have an announcement popup for a user if they try to exit the page with the "X" instead of the exit button on the page? I want to make sure that they exit properly so that it logs them out of the chat...
I'm trying to make buttons that change from one color to another when you click them and change back when you click them a third time. I wrote this page (http://cf.lehigh.edu/ems/test.html) but it only works on Firefox(Not IE or Chome, untested on safari or Opera). I'm using javascript to change the button colors. Is there another way to do this that works universal or another tool such as CSS?
I need an Exit popup page that when a visitor is on leaving my site it will popup. With "onUnLoad" it can work in this way but it also does something more that I don't want. When a visitor click links to pages within my site the popup will also open. I don't want this. What I need is that only when a visitor is leaving my site but current page, the popup will open. Anyone have a solution for this please give me a hand.
Basically, I have an ASP.NET page that's holding a lot of data. In case a user accidentally clicks the exit or back button, I want to pop up a javascript confirmation box that says 'Are you sure you want to exit?' and if the user clicks 'ok', the browser exits, and if the user hits 'cancel' it returns to the page, like the user never clicked the [x].
I can pop up a confirmation easily enough, but what methods do i need to use to keep the user or to close the browser? Also, I would like it if it only popped up on closing the browser or hitting back, not on a refresh, as the ASP page does a lot of post-backs.
I have read this article: http://www.nowsell.com/pop-ups/pop-up-cookies.html
While it was useful to me it did not cover my particular question. I'd like to trigger an exit pop-up that is triggered once per visitor and only if the visitor has NOT reached a specific page of the site.
For simplicity purposes, say the site consists of pages 1,2,3,4,5,6 with 1 being the main entry.
I'd like the pop-up to appear one time to each unique visitor who does not view page 6 during their site visit and appear as they are exiting the site.
Even better would be if the code could be served using SSI if it is required to be on all pages of the site so it could easily be turned on or off.
Even better would be if there were a way to make it pop to every Nth visitor up to a specific count and then stop on it's own.
I have a table (not in a form) that has several input text boxes. I want to have a reset button that acts like the form RESET button. I thought I would use the following jQuery method:
Here's my reset button code:
Here's one of my table input lines:
I thought this would be simple, but I can't seem to figure out how to target the text that the user types into an input field before he/she decides to "reset" and start over.
I'm thinking that my problem is that I can't find the correct syntax for my line: $('input.firstname').value('')
I am writing a web site that uses JavaScript to validate certain forms and I seem to be having some trouble. The site uses PHP and for one of the forms, depending on the situation, one of of the text inputs does not exist - the PHP doesn't generate the HTML for it. I wanted to have the validation script check the length of the input if it exists but I knew that I might have trouble if I tried to check the value of the input without first checking that the input exists so I tried using code similar to this:
if(document.getElementById("someId")!=null && document.getElementById("someId").value.length<8) { alert("String must be at least 8 characters."); }
However, when I try that in Firefox (that's the only browser I've tried so far), the validation script exits, the form is submitted with errors, and I get a message in the JavaScript console saying that the ID that I gave was invalid. I know it's invalid! That's why I checked for null!
I thought that getElementById() would return null if the ID was invalid. Is there any way to check if the input exists before validating its value?
When you click on the link to a web site, close the app, then open the app again, it displays the web site instead of the app. How do you get back to the app?