Select A Value From A Combobox To Bookmark It With A Button?
Jul 23, 2011
I want to have a combobox with bookmark options. After you select a value from this combobox you can bookmark it with a push button. This should popup a bookmark dialog from the browser bookmark dialog.
Lets say we have 3 options in the value's. Google, Yahoo, Bing When you select Google and you push Place bookmark you should get a browser bookmark dialog with a title "Google search site". The url would be just [URL]
I also want Yahoo with the url [URL] and the bookmark title Search at Yahoo! and Bing with the url [URL] and the title Search at Bing
I have an in-house web application in which the user inputs items to a text field. Over 80% of all data entered into the field falls is one of three values, the other 20% is random. Can I make a select field that lets the user override the values with one of his own, or equally, create a textbox with a dropdown menu to select from?
The goal is to get the behavious of a web browser's address bar: the same control could accept random input, but also make suggestions in a pre-populated dropdown list.
Ideally, the control would work with and without the mouse, as the users are not confined to any single platform and we have Linux and Windows users as well.
I am not sure if this should be under JavaScript or CSS as the solution probably depends on both technologies.
I have the following code which populates a combobox from an existing select field and then makes an AJAX call to a JSONP feed. This is all working and the dropdown list is populating however when I place the following code inside the AJAX call the combobox select function is not fired when the item is selected.
We have an html page which brings in content dynmically using Ajax. So the page starts out with certain content, and when a particular link is clicked, the content is swapped out with new content. With this approach, the back button on the browser does not work, because the URL didn't actually change. How could a user bookmark the new page with the second set of content? Is this even possible?
I've created a form with combobox with different values (this is for my website). What I want is when the user clicks 'submit' that it goes to a different page on the website depending on the value the person has selected in the combobox. Values are numerical, for example 1000, 2000, 5000 etc. I've been trying this for a couple of days now without success!
I have ran into some sites that must have an AUTO bookmark feature. After I visited it added a bookmark automatically. It only worked in IE 5.5 Do you know a script to do this if so where can I find a way to stop it.
I load an Iframe within html page contained within another page and from the hosting page I would like to scroll to a given bookmark within the page loaded within the iframe without causing it to reload. How do I do this? I have tried:
function navIContent(bm) { IContent.src=bm return }
I use the script below to adjust the size of the frame. It works nicely for me. The only problem is, the frame initially jumps to the bookmark, and then on the reload, jumps to the top of the page.
how to keep the frame at the bookmark in the web page, instead of jumping back up to the top??
<script> <!-- function resize_iframe(){ if ( window.frames["MainWindow"].document.body.scrollHeight=0 )
At the top of www.cheatstomb.com there is a link to bookmark the page but it doesnt do anything when I press it. What I did wrong and how can I fix it?
I need a script to create a 'Bookmark this site' link. However I only found scripts that let you configure the URL that is bookmarked.
But I'd like to have one that just bookmarks the site on which the link is so I cna use the same script and link on different pages but the user could bookmark that exact page he is on.
I'm a total novice with scripts but I've managed to get halfway with something. I want to create a bookmark that grabs the current url and adds the date to the url in the format: [URL] I've got so far: javascript:location.href=(location.href)+'/nocache='; But I can't work out how to add the date to the end, is it possible?
I have a site where I'm using a home-grown social bookmarking tool. The user has an option to "Bookmark this page" to their browser.
My code works, but the problem is that when I dynamically grab the document.title, the browser (both IE and FF) tries to resolve any spaces or special characters so that when the favorite is stored in the browser, the bookmark reads:
"This%20Site%20Bookmark"
instead of:
"This Site Bookmark"
I feel like there must be a simple function to resolve spaces, but I'm coming up blank, no pun intended...:)
I've searched high and low for some decent code that will allow a visitor to a website to bookmark the site through a hyperlink. The bookmarking is done through a javascript function that looks like this:
Code:
function OnBookmarkButtonClick (e) { if (window.sidebar)
[code]....
I need to add some detection for Opera, Safari, and Chrome. note that it must be feature detection, not browser detection. But as I said, I've searched high and low for this, and couldn't find anything.
I've searched high and low for some decent code that will allow a visitor to a website to bookmark the site through a hyperlink. The bookmarking is done through a javascript function that looks like this:
function OnBookmarkButtonClick (e) { if (window.sidebar)
I am developing Select pseudo element by using CSS+Javascript. I have succedded but when I check it in IE6 SP2 (in SP1 it works without a problam) it does not open.
