I've included a js file in the header of the site which utilizes a function in a php file. Just the standard <script language="javascript" src="[URL]"></script>
In the .js file I'm setting the location to a php file as a variable...
var url="/file-here.php";
url=document.location.host+url;
Obviously the document.location.host isn't working for me but here's what's going on... At first I just had, var ="[URL]"; in the js file. So if the user is on [URL] the script will work, however if the user is on domain.com/some-directory/another the script won't work, because I've included www. in the variable within the js file.
However, if I set it to var ="[URL]";, it will work on domain.com/some-directory/ but not on [URL]. So basically I need to return the host url somehow, depending on if the user is on the page with www. or without www. so it will always work. With php, I could just use $server['HTTP_HOST']/file-here.php and it will always return www.domain.com or domain.com depending on the URL the user is on, but obviously php won't work in a js file so I'm looking for the correct string/command to get this. How to return just the www.domain.com or domain.com portion of the current URL with javascript? So no matter where they are on the site, with or without www. the script can still function by having the correct URL to the PHP file at all times?
I have been in the process of re-designing my website to utilize some of the functionality and benefits of jquery. I'm building a slider set for my site, and each slide contains it's own nav box and text description of said slide. Things are working fairly well for the most part, but I'm encountering an issue with text formatting on the slides, and I figured it would be best to post my information here and try to get some assistance.My script.js file contains all of the necessary info for the slides (a code example is below):
A cloud is a visible mass of water droplets or frozen ice crystals suspended in the Earth's atmosphere above the surface of the Earth or other planetary body. Clouds in the Earth's atmosphere are studied in the nephology or cloud physics branch of meteorology. Two processes, possibly acting together, can lead to air becoming saturated: cooling the air or adding water vapor to the air. Generally, precipitation will fall to the surface; an exception is virga which evaporates before reaching the surface.",}];Here's what the finished product of that code looks like on the front end:Each slide in the set looks similar to this (but obviously contains different information). As the text for each slide is contained within the .js file and not within the html, is there any way to format it so that I can use things like italics, bold, etc.?
I am in a little over my head here trying to make a template for this PHP script. I am trying to work out all javascript errors.
So far I only have one error on the index page and no other pages. In IE8 at the bottom it shows me the little error icon and when I click it, it shows me:
Line: 2 Char: 18579 Error: Object doesn't support this property or method Code: 0 URL: http://www.mysocialengine.com/demo/woolton/index.php
I am trying to locate this error in the source code, but cannot figure it out. Can someone maybe take a look at the source and point me in the direction to what IE8 is finding as an error? It's weird that there are javascript errors only on the home page when I use the same header and footer file for the entire web site.
My preview.php file which uses a watermark plugin is not loading correctly in IE 9, when I click the load button. It works well with other browsers. I have a posthttp2.php file
I'm having a problem with some dynamically loaded content. 1. Ajax request returns some content that goes in a div. Inside that content, there's a text box with the id "coupon" 2. Also inside that content is a script called add_coupon that sends another ajax request. Use pushes a button, function gets called, all is well. 3. Inside the function, "document.getElementById ( 'coupon' )" returns undefined.
Is there a way to format a date to the current user's country settings? The date I post from the Date() function (Mozilla/JavaScript) is incomprehensible by the back-end application (ASP/VBScript).
I am having some problems keeping the formatting of elements the same for html and javascript, i have a seperate css file for all the formatting of the tags in html, and when i use javascript i want it to stay the same. code...
I have read about using a SSI to incorporate .txt files into your site.
Okay, I did that, but the Items do not word wrap i.e "<br>
How can I get each item in the .txt file to break after each is printed using a SSI??
*Details ----------------- The .txt file is a listing of songs that get updated everyday and it is being put into a scroll area. I work in Notepad (does it matter for creating .txt)? -----------------
I need to know as soon as possible 'cause I want the site to go "Live".
Does anybody know the easyest way to write a script which can detect whether the browser is able to handle formatted texareas (IE >= 5.5 or Mozilla/Firefox with Midas support).
... or at least adding the commas? I need to format this number as currency. It is within the "flot" code, which is a charting framwork. I dont know anything about javascript at all so bear with me.Here is part of the code, the piece in red calls for the number. This is what I need displayed with commas, so its easy to read. I have found a few examples on the web but I have no idea how to apply them to this code.
var previousPoint = null; $("#placeholder").bind("plothover", function (event, pos, item) { $("#x").text(pos.x.toFixed(2));
i need US zip code formatting on my page. as zip code can be 5 digits or 5-4 digits, our requirement is that when user types in 6th digit, hyphen automatically gets added between 5th and 6th digit. ex: user enters 100161,it should become formatted as 10016-1 and then user can continue to add rest of digits.
I have a Number as a String. It goes from 1 to 999 but I need to set the format so that it has leading Zeros. So 1 is 001 and 2 is 002 and 99 is 099. Is there a way to do this in JavaScript?
I'm about to build a custom CMS using PHP, but I was hoping to add text formatting (bold, italic and maybe inline links) to a textarea in a secure admin section.
I was wondering whether it's possible to use Javascript to allow the user to highlight some text and click a button which will cause the script to write the appropriate HTML tags into the textarea.
Is it possible to have text formatting inside textareas? I mean, can you show parts of text in a textarea as bold, italic, underlined, or such? If so, how's that work?
Within a pair of <p> tags I have two different scripts, each called by its own #include statement, and each displaying the current date - each in a different format.
The first calls only for the year( yyyy ). The second calls for a complete date ( mm/dd/yyyy ).
However when it displays, - the first displays correctly ( yyyy ) - the second wrongly displays ( yyyy ) instead of ( mm/dd/yyyy )
How can I get the second date to display correctly?
I'm currently working on an online content management system which allows users to edit html-pages without seeing the HTML-tags.
Is it possible to use buttons for text formatting? I would like to have buttons for adding a link and adding headers. But without showing the user the html-tags.
i am making a content manager, i want to be able to have the user format text with bold, italics, fontsize, color, etc within the text field window, kind of like the page here where we post topics and reply, any ideas where i can find any free scripts for this?