i have a website at [URL] and i want to allow access to only internet explorer and firefox users. I've heard Javascript is good for this. The reason i want to do this is because in Google Chrome my site messes up on several pages.
View 3 RepliesI'm trying to set up my website for both Firefox and IE. I want to be able to change some CSS values if the user is using IE. I have a list of images that when the user hovers over them the place name appears. In Firefox the name is correctly displayed in the middle of the images. In IE it is off to the side. The CSS for this is code...
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function golabel(label,hoehe) {
if (movieIsLoaded(thisMovie(movieName))) {
thisMovie(movieName).TGotoLabel("_level0/",label);
[code]....
this is the website http:[url].....The jQuery only works in firefox, why doesn't it work in any other browser?
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However, in Chrome 6, the bar at the top doesn't stay static, but moves with the page. This shouldn't happen, but I can't work out why.
Also, the options on the top menu are moved to the right on Windows Vista/7 (the OS is the only link that I can make between the computers having this problem).
With both of these problems, after trying for ages to fix it, I still have managed to accomplish nothing. I am also not sure if these problems are caused by the JavaScript, CSS, or HTML.
P.S. All of the CSS/JavaScript files can be found linked in the source.
The following javascript loads after the page loads. Is there a way to change this onload function and make it work as the page is loading?The javascript is meant for mousewheel scrolling for a horizontal website. The website I am using this for has a fixed width - 29000px
Code:
*/
window.onload = function() {
tinyScrolling.init();[code]...
I have the following algorithm
1. Show message DIV
2. Long Loop Function
3. Hide message DIV
Opera shows DIV well. Firefox and IE don't show the DIV.
If to rewrite the algorithm like this Firefox and IE will show DIV
1. setTimeout(Long Loop Function,500)
2. Show message DIV
I also tried to debug the first algorithm in Firebug, and in step by
step mode I see that Firefox shows the DIVs.
Is it standart behaviour? What prevents browsers from showing the DIV?
Code... I have this simple script in the head of my html file. It works just fine in IE but not firefox.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am trying to use onclick to add text to a textarea, the function I am using is:
function addtxt(input,add) {
var obj=document.getElementById(input)
var txt=document.createTextNode(add)
obj.appendChild(txt)
}
and the line that I use to call the function - through php- is:
<a onclick="addtxt('post','$code');">
<img src="smiles/$smile" alt="$smilename" border="0" style="cursor: pointer;"></a>
it seems to work in IE but not in firefox, why is that?
I tried this in my script:
Code:
newWindow.document.bgColor="#CC9900";
It does not work in FF, is there an alternative for adding color directly to the document object?
I have some Javascript that takes the input from some textboxes and then puts them all into a sentance automatically. It works perfectly in IE but not with FireFox... does anyone know how to make it work with both browsers?
HTML Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function Text_Change() {
var TxtFName = document.getElementById("TxtFName");
var TxtSName = document.getElementById("TxtSName");
var TxtAge = document.getElementById("TxtAge");
var TxtLoc = document.getElementById("TxtLoc");
var SpnDisp = document.getElementById("SpnDisp");
var FName = TxtFName.value == "" ? "?" : TxtFName.value;
var SName = TxtSName.value == "" ? "?" : TxtSName.value;
var Age = TxtAge.value == "" ? "?" : TxtAge.value;
var Loc = TxtLoc.value == "" ? "?" : TxtLoc.value;
SpnDisp.innerHTML =
"Hello " + FName + " " + SName + ", " +
"you are " + Age + " years old and " +
"at the moment you live in " + Loc;
}
</script>
<body
<div><input type="text" id="TxtFName" /></div>
<div><input type="text" id="TxtSName" /></div>
<div><input type="text" id="TxtAge" /></div>
<div><input type="text" id="TxtLoc" /></div>
<div><span id="SpnDisp"></span></div>
I am using this code for an HTML form and I am using Javascript to do form validation:
<form name = "Reginfo" method="post" action="/cdcsreg/procdata.php" onSubmit = "return verify_data();">
In the "verify_data" (javascript), it processes the instructions when I use Firefox and the processing stops, like it should. However, when I use IE the processing continues to "procdata.php".
I have this simple validation function for my form
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function validateyesvalue(document){
if(!document.getElementsByName('RadioGroup2_0')[0].checked && !document.getElementsByName('RadioGroup2_0')[1].checked && !document.getElementsByName('RadioGroup2_0')[2].checked &&
[Code]...
It's only validating in IE not in Google Chrome and not in Firefox, any idea how to fix this ?
I have a problem with a Javascript, which doesn't works in Firefox
You can have a mouse over the 2 first pictures, but after the second
picture has moved over the screen, nothing is happening when you move
the mouse over the slideshow The source code:
I have a problem with this script: $('#clickshow1').mouseover(function() {
[Code]...
I am using jquery ajax to retrieve data from an asp.net web service. It works ok in IE8; but when I tried it on Firefox (3.6 or so), it generated an error: parsererror
[Code]...
This is part of a demo I'm doing in class of forms and using Javascript to validate. What's supposed to happen is this: when the user selects a choice, it's displayed in the field. If the user selects the right choice (Optimus Prime in this case) then a pop-up says "You win." The code works in Firefox but not in IE.
Form:
Code:
<form name="form3" onChange="javascript:checkChoice();">
Who is the coolest Transformer?
<select name="tf" size="1">
<option selected>Choose
<option value="Optimus Prime">Optimus Prime
<option value="Megatron">Megatron
<option value="Bumblebee">Bumblebee
<option value="Starscream">Starscream
</select>
<br><br>You chose
<input type="text" name="output3" value="" size=20 readonly>
</form>
checkChoice() function:
Code:
function checkChoice() {
var choice = document.form3.tf.selectedIndex;
document.form3.output3.value = document.form3.tf.options[choice].value;
checkData3();
}
checkData3() function:
Code:
function checkData3() {
if(document.form3.tf.selectedIndex==1) {
alert("You win");
document.form3.submit();
return true;
} else {
return false;
}}
I'm new to client side js, so I'm trying to figure out the relationship between the js frames object and the <frame></frame> tags. I have read and reread the information in my book on this subject and googled many examples, but still need clarification.if I have the following code in the body of an HTML document.
<frame name="f1">
</frame>
<<frame name="f2">
</frame>
Then I should get back 2 when I do this alert(document.frames.length);
Instead I get document.frames is undefined from Foxfire and get 0 from ie8.If I replace document with top, window, self or parent I get 0 in both Foxfire and ie8.
i am using the following code to set the height of the div based on its contents. it works fine in IE but not in mozilla.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head runat="server">
[Code]....
I wrote the following page in a day or two. Everything seems to work excellent, apart from in Firefox (FF) in which it doesn't seem to work at all. None of the other browsers have any trouble with it.
I'm pretty new to Javascript (everything you see in the source code is pretty much all I know) and I have absolutely no idea why it doesn't work in Firefox.
The page in question could be found [link has been removed]. It's all there is to it.
So yeah, how to actually make this work in FF?
I use this javascript in my site's header.php to preload five menu a:hover images:
<script type="text/javascript">
function preloader()
{
counter
[Code]...
in the body tag. I loads fine in IE7 and IE8, but Firefox seems to ignore it and not preload the images properly. What am I missing here? Did I make a mistake or does Firefox 3.5 just work differently with the loading of these five small images?[URL]...
Using Firefox 3, trying to use a confirm box where it says ok or cancel. The box shows up to confirm ok or cancel but if I click cancel it doesnt seem to return false, it just goes to the link of the url set in href. Im including the js file in the page:
Code:
<script src="js/forms.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
I then call it in the link:
[code]....
I was trying to get the code below to work in Firefox as I can see it was aimed at old IE and Nestscape. I does work on IE7 but not Firefox or Safari or Chrome.What I was trying to achieve was playing a sound on mouseOver which would stop on mouseOut. That's all. I tried other things before I bumped into the code bellow. This one was very much what I needed but I really need to get it work in browsers other than IE and Netscape.Bellow is the original code:
Code:
<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!--
var aySound = new Array();
// Below: source for sound files to be preloaded[code]....
re-engineer the above but have a different solution to playing a sound when you hover over a button (solution that works on the major browsers out there),
I have an image map. I need to use XHTML 1.1 for this project and the code must validate.The problem is, XHTML 1.1 no longer supports the Name Attribute, it will not validate any code containing the Name Attribute.If I remove the Name Attribute, the image map does not work in FireFox.Are there any means or other method to make this work in Firefox without the Name Attribute?Here is the code for reference:
Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
[code]....
Can't work out why this site works in Chrome and Safari but not in firefox? code...
I guess the easiest way for you to see it is just to view the page source?