I am attempting to implement a javascript i found which will save checkboxes on a webpage. Unfortunately whenever i implement it it does not work as in the checkboxes do not save. i am not used to javascript. Also i am curious if it doesnt work cause my site is not live?
Here is the site i am getting the code source from [CLICK HERE]
My Code is included in brightwood.txt and the part i took from the site (dont worry his source was obviously from another site) is in Sample.txt.
If someone could look at my site (brightwood.txt), the sources site [CLICK HERE], and if youd like what i think i need from the source (sample.txt)
I created a simple cookie to save a high score and it works fine when I go to another site and come back without closing the browser, but when I close the browser and open a new one, the saved information is gone. This is what my save and load code looks like:
I've looked on several websites and several threads here regarding writing and reading cookies with javascript, and I just can't seem to get it to work. All I want is a simple text box with 2 buttons: Save and Recall. Text entered into box is saved to a cookie when "Save" is pressed, and at a later date when "Recall" is pressed the saved text will show up in the box.
Is it necessary to use cookies when you want to save information in a form textfield and be able to click back to that page and the information is still there before submitting it. Sometimes it seems to stay sometimes not?
In my site I show low quality pictures. When someone right clicks an image and selects 'Save Picture As...', I wish to let him save the high quality picture.
When you right click on a link you get the option to save target as...(ie) and save link as...(netscape). Is there some JavaScript to call this function like the JavaScript to open a new window?
I have the HTML all laid out for what I'm trying to do. I want to have the user be able to select any 10 checkboxes, and keep a tally of how many are selected, and how many are left to go. Should I do this with jQuery?
Code HTML4Strict: Select any 10 cds for $20<br /> You have chosen $selected CD's<br /> You have $remaining CD's left</p>
the javascript I want to read the cookie is set on domain B as well
However, the
hosted on DOMAIN A <script src=domain B .js>
I want the cookie to remain on domain B, but if I open the JS file using domain A, both php and JS are using domain B, though I can't seem to get the JS to find the cookie, is it looking at domain A ?
am I suppose to set a domain on cookie for this to work?
I need to set two cookies. One to be used for redirection and page loading, which i have now and works and a second one that is used to write information on a page.
Both are to be set automatically when loading the page. The second will will set a company name like "Your company name". Then when the next page is loaded it will put "Your company name" on the webpage. And like I said before the first cookie is set for navigation purposes.
What's the trick to sharing cookies between frames? I can set and read a cookie in the same frame, but if I try to read the cookie in another frame it is undefined. :o(
There are some other cookies that are available in all frames, so I know that the frames are capable of reading cookies, just not the ones that I set in the other frame.
I have the code below that will retrieve a cookie that was placed by the server (ie: joes.com) that the document resides on. I want to be able to retrieve a cookie set by another server (ie: freds.com) but I want to retrieve it from a page served by joes.com. This code apparently using 'document.cookie' determines the server that the document resides on and looks for cookies from that server. Anybody know of code that will let you determine the server?
var name = "cookie"; function getCookie(name) { var cname = name + "="; var dc = document.cookie;
if (dc.length > 0) { begin = dc.indexOf(cname); if (begin != -1) { begin += cname.length; end = dc.indexOf(";", begin); if (end == -1) end = dc.length; return unescape(dc.substring(begin, end)); } } return null; }
I am using IE6 to view pages from a corporate web server through internet, not VPN. But, the I use a webhop service, so the URL I use is silently redirected to another place. I think this is because the company uses dynamic IP addresses for the server.
Anyway, I am trying to use a cookie to remember user login info, but the cookie is not working. If connect to the server through the VPN (when I know the IP address of the server) everything works fine. So, I am thinking that the webhop thing is causing me a problem with cookie.
Reading about the cookie I think that either the path or the domain needs setting. Am I on the right lines here, or is it something else?
I just changed my browser settings to override automatic cookie handling and block all third party cookies. Now I'm curious. How are third party cookies allowed in the first place? I thought only the domain of the web site visited could store and retrieve cookies?
I'm displaying a page outside my server inside an iframe. I want to allow whatever is inside my iframe to set cookies. The website says, sorry your browser must allow cookies. My browser allows cookies, but because its in the iframe it doesn't allow them. I've read something about changing the header? What code would I put in my page.php to allow them?
I've been trying for the last few weeks(on and off, mind you) to get this piece of code working, but to no avail.
My problem is small, but all the solutions I have tried dont seem to work. I've googled the life out of it and got a lot of different scripts which are supposed to set the expiry date in the past and the cookie disappears..... But none of these worked, so this is what I am left with: Code:
First and foremost, yet I have viewed w3schools explination on how to use cookies, yes I have googled around for other tutorials, and I am still not getting the cookie to set at all.
I have a quiz I set up with javascript, and when the user passes the quiz, it goes to a special webpage. I want a cookie set on with body onload for that page, and then that cookie to be checked on the body onload of the quiz page so that if the page see''s that the user has allready passed that quiz, it will just automatically redirect acordingly so the quiz won't have to be taken again. Here is my [code]...
I have a window up whose Javascript implementation checks for a cookie with code something like this:
function lookieCookie() { alert(document.cookie); setTimeout(lookieCookie, 10000); }
The first call to lookieCookie is in the onload event handler. The cookie is actually set by a PHP routine that is in another script. The PHP script certainly appears to be setting the cookie. The alerts from lookieCookie are clearely happening at the appropriate time intervals (I can't get into the room with the actual code at the moment, so if I have messed up the syntax here, I know that it is not messed up in the real code), but the cookie being set from PHP does not show up.
Obviously the PHP might be doing the wrong thing. In tha case I have to get on the guy that writes the PHP script. Should the code I wrote work even if the cookie is set after the page has loaded, but between iterations of lookieCookie()? If yes, then I must get on the PHP coder and get his page fixed.
