I wrote a script to generate links to some pictures that I need to
regularly update our site with. Is there a way to write a script that
just saves the pics to a directory on my pc so I dont have to right
click on every link and do a save picture as...? I can't link
directly to the pics from our site because our site is https and the
site the pics are on are http so the user gets the security warning
box every time a pic loads. Code:
I've been working on my code for some time but I know I'm missing the ability to save the completed time card entry to a file. Can someone assist me with the scripting code for this.I would like the user to be able to specify the location. I have search the forum and I have not found any question like this which surprises me. Please forgive me if I have posted in the wrong area.Currently I have no Java Script code to show for this part of my project because I'm completely stuck. But I have my unfinished XML code that is not pretty because I plan on using a style sheet to enhance. But here is the code for you to get and Idea of what i'm attempting.
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html
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I'm trying to save a PDF file that's built using the jspdf PDF JS files [URL], the example (server side) uses Jaxer to save the file to the hard drive. Can i do this via JQuery instead? PDF Example
<script runat="server" type="text/javascript" src="../libs/base64.js"></script>
<script runat="server" type="text/javascript" src="../libs/sprintf.js"></script>
<script runat="server" type="text/javascript" src="../jspdf.js"></script>
<script runat="server" autoload="true" type="text/javascript">
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i want to know if possible to save to file in the same mather of $(document).ready function () { $( '#reader') .load('Data/Le_Mensuel_1.txt'); }); or i have to use an outher function to save the content of my div(it is use like a Editable textbox)
View 2 Replies View Relatedim working on a web application that generates dynamic data. My question is: i want users to be able to save the generated data, but not the whole web page, just a table in the web page that holds this data. I searched and found out that showing a "save as" dialog box is possible with javascript, with a method like: onclick="javascript: document.execCommand('SaveAs',Ƈ',null);. However, i coulnd't find out how to change the document object (or is it possible?) or a trick to print just the table of dynamic data.
I tried to cover the table with <div id="myData"></div> and use onclick="javascript: myData.execCommand('SaveAs',Ƈ',null); but as you might guess, it didn't work and gave this error message: "object doent support this property or method". Indeed i dont have any idea what div tag can and can't do, so it was just a meaningless try. By the way, i want to add that i can't use iframes just because of program design issues.
Anyway, do you have any suggestions?
I am working on a project in which I will have to generate a .html file and save it to the user's hard drive.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a JSON data structure that I'm pulling in VIA an AJAX call. What I want to be able to do is click a button/link and be able to save this data structure to disk, but I'm not really sure how to go about this. I've been experimenting with the following:The link has the following format "<a href='data:application/json, " + data_structure + "'>Click here!</a>" I've been able to replace data_structure with text and /json to /rtf, which gives me a pop-up 'SaveAs' dialog box, and when I open the file, it has my text in there. However, if I do data_structure, I just get [Objectobject], which is telling me that I'm passing in the object, but that's basically it, I need to expand it out? I'm not really sure how to do that...Which leads me to calling a perl script. So I make an ajax call like so:
$.ajax({
'dataType': 'JSON',
'type': 'GET',
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it's possible to save html form field values in an xml file without using any server side script like ajax or php. i just want to use javascript and i want to do it offline witthout using any server like tomcat.
View 5 Replies View Relatedi basically have a log (log.xml) that i'm wanting to add a new "row" to everytime something happens in the web application. however, log.xml has the potential to get huge and opening/saving/etc... could start taking up quite a bit of resources.
i'm just wanting to simply add a new row to the xml file without pulling in the entire xml file. can this be done?
the log looks something like this...
<log>
<entry date="12/18/2007 12:03:42" description="This is a test."></entry>
</log>
and i just want to keep adding to the xml without opening up the entire file.
i also have PHP loaded on the system - so maybe that's an option as well... pass the entry through javascript to PHP and have it write the new entry?
Scenario:i have a user form, and want to modify user details. all user details are from json file. Prob:how can i modify external json file with its updated user details? or what available function to be used?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am currently trying to script a way for the source code from a Rich Text Editor to be copied and saved as a .txt file in the same folder, when you hit the 'submit' button (see demo on link below).
The Text editor being used is [URL]
I'm new to js/jquery and this forum so please forgive my potentially off-scope js/jquery remarks. I've been running a lot of toggles to show, hide, etc... divs and other HTML elements. It's making my application incredibly nice navigation wise.
Now to put myself in my users shoes. Say one user toggles on and off the things they want and don't want until they are satisfied with all the content of the screen. (That is by the way the nature of my application. A user loads in various variables via PHP and other means and when satisfied, a PDF is generated for them containing all their preferred content.)
Because: When a user is at a point where all the content they are viewing is worthy of a PDF, it is also worth saving that HTML 'view' (classes switched, variable adjusted, etc...). I would call it 'Save this workspace' or something along those lines.
I don't have a direct question per se but am more interested in the views of others who have similar thoughts and moreover, what relationship has jQuery had in helping employing some method?
I am creating an XML document on my page with javascript. My question
is, is it possible to save that xml file on the server (I have write
permissions) only using javascript, ie no server code? This task would
be trivial using server code, but I was wondering if I can do it all
with client code and post backs? Well, any input?
I have a problem with cookies set via javascript. What I try to
achieve is, when a user comes on the intranet, he can click on a link (
a simple href) that will set the content to french or english. I want
to set a cookie to persist that choice each time the user comes back on
the intranet. This feature must be available everywhere on the
intranet and the link is placed in an inner asp script called Menu.asp
which is included each time a page loads.
Now, I know it's maybe not the best way to achieve this but I'm just
working from what has been made by others, I cannot change the way
things are made, too much work would be involved and they won't accept
to give time to do everything all over again.
The best approach I got was to set a querystring value and replace the
cookie value from vbscript code. The problem is, the intranet we have
use a lot of the querystrings for a lot of features and when I click
the English/French link, that info is lost. I've tried to set a
mechanism to keep all the querystring and only add a new value but I
got weird results...
So I've turned to Javascript and still got no luck... For some
reasons, the cookie gets deleted from the cookie file as soon as my
javascript modifies the cookie.
Here's an example:
WANT: Client to save an image to disk pressing a "download" button.
The image name is dynamic, from JS code on another part of the
page
DID: Read somewhere I can use document.execCommand("SaveAs") to do it
This solves it for MSIE, at least. My code is below
PROBLEM: What actually happens with MSIE is:
1) A window pops up promting me to save as.
2) The filename is correct, but the saveas type shown in the box is limited to "html" and "txt"
3) The "image" that is saved is not an image, but an HTML file containing the link to the image!! This is NOT what I want!
PLEASE help. How do I get MSIE to save the actual image instead?
PS With netscape, instead of the saveas dialogue, a window opens with
the image displayed. By clicking <CTRL-S> I can save the actual image.
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I have a log file that is viewed on the local machine. There are some
settings on the html page that allow the user to specify how the file
is viewed. I'm just wnodering what are my options in saving these
settings (so they could be reloaded next time the user loads the page).
Writing to registry, a file, or a cookie? what's the right approach?
I've got an online system which I'm interested in making available
offline - i.e. letting the user download certain HTML forms, fill them
out offline, then the next time he logs into the site, sending all the
data he filled out to the system. However, I can't seem to come up
with a good way to do this. I thought of using cookies (that'd be
great, since the system could detect them automatically), but it seems
I can't set cookies for my server offline; it has to be from a page on
the server itself. And from what I can tell, JavaScript doesn't have
the capability to write files on a local system either. Does anyone
have any ideas about how to go about this using JavaScript?
I am making a LOVE IT button using php and jquery and i have most of it working...
The button currently returns the value from the DB of 0 but when i click the button it wont save the incremented value to the DB.
see it here[URL]
my code is this
<?php
mysql_connect("localhost", "web183-loveit", "password") or die ("Error.");
mysql_select_db("web183-loveit") or die ("error");
$increase = "UPDATE results SET value=value+1 WHERE id=1;";
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I have trying to save an update the xml file which is there in same folder in which HTML page is there. In HTMl page i have written javascript code to Save and Update XML on server.The code is like this
function Save()
{
var xmlDoc= new ActiveXObject("MSXML.DOMDocument")
xmlDoc.async="false"
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When i am accessing HTMl page on server from client and this function is called error 'Parameter is incorrect' is showing on line
xmlDoc.save ("/show/Share%20Workspace/Nidhi/Share%20%Document/Account.xml")
Note: xmlDoc.load("/show/Share%20Workspace/Nidhi/Share%20%Document/Account.xml") is working fine.
The save is working fine in local but not when on server and request from client.
We have always been used to dynamic webs with JS.
We have used
document.getElementById("x").innerHTML=""
to edit specific HTML part.
My question is, as soon as the browser is closed, the inserted HTML codes vanishes...How to keep it everlong such that to save them as HTML files.
I want to create a small guestbook like something. I created and when i close the browser the inserted text vanished.....How can i keep it for ever??
I have created a 2D array as a sort of "game board" and would like to place an object(cubeShape) in each square and be able to interact with specific instances. Since I am using the O3D API, I would like to do this by taking the object's place in the transform matrix and storing it in the 2D array. The problem is, I run this code:
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And then when I check it, every value in my array is filled with 9 instead of the actual count. i.e. myBoard[1,2] = 9, myBoard[2,2] = 9, etc. Whats going on?
I once came across some sites that prevent saving their pages by disabling the 'save' option in the File menu. I remember it was done. But I forgot the url.
How are they doing this? Is it possible to do so with Javascript? It will be great if someone provide me with links for such articles or scripts.
I want to save the form value for a persons USERNAME in a cookie when they are logging into my free e-mail service. So when they come back I can lookup the cookie and write the value for their username back into that spot in the form.
I've got it working for the drop-down menu so that it will change to whatever domain they selected the last time they logged in but I can't get it to work for the username box.
What I'm doing is taking the parts of my web site that apear on every page, for example the tags from the first <html> tag to the <body> tag, and I just put some JS code into an external file that tells it to write that same code to the browser, then I call the external file where I had the original code.
That way the external file gets cached and they don't have to re-download that part of the code every time.
Combining this, with some other things including gzip I've been able to get my main index page down to 300 bytes, not including images, css files or js files, which are only downloaded once because of caching anyways(and they aren't that big in size themselves, either).
Of course this wouldn't work if you don't want to alienate people who don't use javascript, but 9/10 people do so for some this might be helpful...
Also, this still works with dynamic content as well. for example what I did for my main page where I display the news in little "news boxes" as I call them which are basicly divs setup so they look nice visually... what I did was make a function in the external JS file that accepts the different parts of the news box such as subject, body, time/date of post and who posted it, and then it creates the HTML for it. Then it's really easy to change the look of the displayed news by just changing the js file.
is there anyway way of saving a cookie of a certain website permanently ? there are some sites that offer cookies for each promoter. therefore even if the visitor goes through some other link of another promoter the details of the first promoter will be retrieved from the previous cookie.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm working on my last JavaScript project for school and have encountered a few problems. The two issues that I'm having with this script are: - The cookies only work in Internet Explorer; - I can't figure out the code to save the 3rd text input field as a cookie that will automatically change the background color to the user's fav color.
Code:
<html>
<head>
<title>Exercice 07</title>
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