I'm making a dice program, that randomly draws x amount of times for x sided die. I decided to add on a "history" feature to this program--displaying the previous rolls (unlimited I imagine) and to show the math that comes from that equation. Everything works perfect except for the history function.
I've got a div area sectioned off with the id divhistory. At the end of the dice rolling program it calls function fhistory(z). Where z is the string that displays the random rolls and total (1 + 3 + 2 = 6).
Heres the code I've been fusing over. I imagine it's horribly off--but I'm also terrible with arrays it seems...
Create a game where 6 dice are 'rolled' by you and 6 dice are 'rolled' by the player (simulated by the click of a button). Add up both rolls. The goal is to come as close to a score of 100 as possible, without passing 100. Have a STOP button to signify when you are ready to stop rolling and compute the winner. The highest score under 100 wins. Display the number of times you win and the number of times the computer wins using javascript. So far I have the following code, however, my dice images are not working(they display as little broken symbols when I run the game). The game itself is running just fine but I can't figure out how to get the game to do the "Add up both rolls" step and beyond.
Before I go on, I should state that I know little of Javascript - tried learning it once, but it was way over my head.
On to the problem: I found a script that will roll dice and post the results to the page. In my case, everything is working except for the fact it doesn't post the results.
Here is the dice roller: [url]
What it should be doing: [url]
I've sent a message to it's creator, but he hasn't responded yet. I'm not sure what exactly the problem is, so I won't post the page source here (it can get fairly long).
I'm working on a domestic abuse website and I need to make it so that abusers cannot go back into the history and see that their spouse has visited the site. Is there any way I can do this?
I also need a way to prevent the user from going back to the site once the "Escape" button has been pressed (escape button used if the abuser comes into the room.) My thought process so far is to have a page on some non-related domain that does not allow the user to go back to the Domestic Abuse site, and then immediately redirects to Google.
I am studying webdesign and we also go through a chapter of javascript-programming. Our first assignment is to create a dice game. I have written a code and in the beginning it worked, except that all the dices showed the same random number. I tried to fix that and now I do not know what I have done! In the game, you shall click on a link and the three dices will show random numbers.
I am having trouble creating a page that stimulates a large number of dice rolls and computes the average of the dice totals in an separate text box. Code:
I'm trying to make a dice game, as well as making it two player. I need to be able to have a scoreboard displayed (eg. player 1 has won 7 times and player 2 has won 4) and I need to be able to prompt the user on if they want to play the game again.
So far I have the following:
I basically just tried duplicating the original function that adds up the 'dice'. But it doesn't work, I've tried playing around with if/else statements etc to get it to display messages and so fourth, but I have failed.
Im currently taking some computer science courses in university and kind of enjoy this javascript stuff! im trying to figure out this final program...
Here is what is needed: Enhance the previous example, so the user can bet on the outcome of the roll, i.e. she can try to guess if the roll is going to be even or odd. If the user makes the right guess, she wins the amount of the bet, otherwise she loses the amount of the bet. The initial value of the wallet should be 100.
You should use 3 functions for this exercise. One function is executed when the user presses the button. The other functions (win and lose) are called by the first function when the user wins or loses.
This is the code i have so far. The "first function" was working perfectly. Now not only will the picture not show up when the "Roll!" button is pressed, but i cant figure out the even and odd assignments.
How to make a dice game for two player in javascript and html using just two dice?
1. Each player throws both dice once per turn. You only score if you throw doubles (that is, both dice have the same number of spots on their top face).
2. Players score five points for double ones, twos, fours or fives. A double six scores twenty five points, but if you throw a double three your score goes back to zero.
3. Add your score as you play. The first player to get fifty points wins the game. (An adult or older child may need to help score, but you can use this game to teach younger children to count by fives.)
I am taking a JavaScript class and I am currently on an assignment where my Professor wants me to create a dice roller program with the following stipulations:
Now to the problems. I have set up to where it will take the form, pass it to my "sidecheck" function, but I do not think it is passing it to the Die() function to roll the die. As far as the output part of it to show roll totals and percentages, I am lost on that one.
I am just about finished the dice game but am having trouble doing the calculation where if a player wins then they double their venture. I am not too sure how the game stores what the user picks in their venture 100 or 200.
I am already subtracting their venture from the total when they initially make their venture. But if they win then I need to add back the venture to the total by 2. Not too sure how to do this. Do I use a new function. How can I tell which button the user chooses 100 or 200 and then add on that amount.
Developing a dice game. I'm totally new at this so a bit confused with the javascript language...
Anyways, heres my code:
So what i need help with is my pictures. They wont show. Firebug says: "document.getElementById("dice" + i) is null", and I have tried to solve that but with no progress...
Next step is to show the sums of the dices on the screen and also save this sums to be able to show them later on in an alert window... But that is for later, right now the dices needs to show the right (random) sides...
Is there a way to obtain the last page visited? I don't want to go to that page, I just want to be able find out what page they came from, the url of that page. Is this possible?
I'm having a bit of a problem with IE and the history.go(-1).
I have script in php that adds a new vehicle to the DB. Before adding it checks to see if all fields are populated. If not it displays an error message and then provides a back button in the form of an submit button and onclick="history.go(-1);return false;
In IE when I click back I get an error message ... see attached screen dump.
I click ok and then click back ... it says the same error message.
I click the back button once more and it then takes me 2 pages back from the current page.
I dont experience the same problems in Firefox ... all works great.
I also have header("Cache-control: private"); //IE 6 Fix set at the top of the page.
Im trying to make a dice game. how to get started n stuff. Something that will create a random number b/w 1 n 6 and decide if the user is a winner. He will win only if the #s are equal
So i want a text box for the first number and text box for the second. a button to click to play the game(roll the dice) button to start over and reset all values textbox to display the # of tries(rolls) textbox 2 display the # of wins. Also i want toKeep track of the number of times the user rolls the dice and display this in the appropriate textbox and the number of times the user wins the game and display this in the appropriate textbox.
Well my friend helped me with this but he made 2 player i only want one player and i want the number of tries and win the user wins if the #s are equal and i want a start over button that resets everything. Also the max number i want is 6 and only one roll the dice button but 2 textboxes so if you get same # you win it should appear in alert and text box for tries and wins. Also, i am gonna have 2 pics one for the first textbox the other for the second both of the pics are gonna be dice and i am gonna have 12 pics but only 2 appear at a time so if a guy gets 5 the dice with the #5 appears and the other text gets 4 the dice with the # 4 appears
We use a three-window frameset for online manuals. The "main" window contains our document. Since the documents have hyperlinks between them for related topics, we have "return" links built into a navigation bar on some of the pages. Most of the time these work fine, but if the person clicked on the top or left frame before clicking on the "return" link, the wrong frame is changed.
Does anybody know how to alter the script so that only the main document window is in focus? Here's the script we use in the page:
<a href="javascript:history.go(-1);">Back</a>
By the way, this is for a company Intranet - with all users on IE5.5 as a minimum.
is there neway using javascript that you can detect if a vistor has clicked a link?
the reason i ask is that i need to make only certain links on an area of a page to be a certain color if they have been linked, but other ones remain unaffected. i only have control over a few links, as it is an asp application for someone to download and have inside their pages
I have a form with a "Print" button on the page. When the user clicks this it doesn't actually print but opens a condensed version of the page, passing the field contents with php. On the new (condensed) page I capture the load of the page in js and when it occurs issue the command print(). This works fine.
But once I've done this (printed) I would like to return to my original form. I've tried
if (print()) history.back()
print() history.back()
neither seems to work. As an experiment I put the following code at the bottom of my condensed page that prints...
<FORM> <INPUT type="button" value="Click here to go back" onClick="history.back()"> </FORM>
Clicking on the resulting button does exactly what I want... clears the form and returns me to my original.
I just don't what to a) print the form with that button on it b) require user input after the printing.
So... can anyone point me in a way of making history.back() work outside of an onClick construct?
I have an Apache PHP enabled webserver and want to know from where users are coming from. Understand I want the last surfer's browser visited url. I imagine I can do this with some kind of interraction between 2 scripts : one client side, one server side. The client one send the URL and the server one write it in the right log file....
I used <input type="button" value="Back to Correct" onclick="window.history.back();"> to go back to the previous page is working, but if i use the as below instead, it does not work. what did I do wrong?
I have a one-page site that uses 4 different links to show or hide 4 different content DIVs. Because each piece of content isn't a separate page, a user who clicks the back button after clicking one of my links will be taken away from my site. Is there a way for me to use a JavaScript function to write a history entry each time they show/ hide a layer so that if they do click the back button they aren't navigating away from my site? I've noticed that this only affects Internet Explorer...I do not need this for FireFox.
I'm attempting to use the javascript 'history.go(-1);' to make a page automatically return to the last page a user visited. At the moment, I can get this to work ONLY if I insert a link into the page.
What I want to happen is, the page autmatically sends the user back to the previous page after a set time. I have this for my JS:
function backtomusic() { window.location = history.go(-1); }
And in the body section of my page I have:
<body onLoad="setTimeout('backtomusic()', 3000)">
When it runs I get an error saying 'undefined' in the browser address bar
