How can I send information to an input box, through a script?
e.g.
Here is a web site. [url]
It has an input box
Address:
When I type a web site address in the address bar (e.g. www.google.com) and click on I AGREE AND WISH TO SURF then it will visit that web site.
If I have bunch of URLS in a text file and I wanted to send that one by one to that text box, how could it be done, since I want to visit a few web sites and capture that page to a file (and I have a program that does that)?
I dont want to sit on the computer and type those urls one by one, how can it be sent through a file.
I am stuck with an issue in my project from completion. My program is trading exoeriment with 2 groups. If any user in 1 group enters value in filed called askvalue, this value must must be updtaed to all other users in the group. I tried to do thi by inserting and updating the table. Values are updating correctly in table a but weppage s not being regfeshes to other traders in same group.
I am posting my code here:
When any user in the group clicks this button insertion sql statements have to executed and then refesh the webpage for all the traders in the same group without clicking refresh.
You might know it from several games such as Diablo 2. You have to write down your cd product key in 3 different input boxes, and it varies in length e.g. first box has 4 numbers, second has 3 and last has only 2.
Then when you’re finished writing down your 9 numbers it will automatic change focus to the submit button.
You can do that in JavaScript, if you have an activation code or something else on your webpage, and it's quite simple to actually.
Place this code in your head section on your page:
<script type="text/javascript"> function toUnicode(elmnt,content) { if (content.length==elmnt.maxLength) { next=elmnt.tabIndex if (next<document.forms[0].elements.length) { document.forms[0].elements[next].focus() } } } </script>
Place this HTML code in your body:
<form name="form" form methode="post" value="active.asp">
I have a simple product order form that's working nicely, but now I needed the radio buttons to select as soon as the client fills in anything for that product (I need to reciev the value associated to that radio button)
I am trying to make a countdown that takes a users number from the text box and then counts down from there. I cant seem to get the user input into the loop.
I am playing about with javascript arrays.Have recently just sat today looking through w3c and going through pages in a w3c book i bought on javascript and ajex.if im wanting to display stuff to use a drop down box but i need to learn to use arrays as the course im studying in college is on javascript and i feel this would be beneficial for me personally to know.i want to know if its possible to as well as select data from the array but also to Input new data from a button that opens a prompt box for users to enter a new array object.
Code JavaScript: <SCRIPT language="JavaScript"> <!-- function p_Names()[code].....
I am wanting all the inputs of the table cells turn red when invalid data (in this case anything other than a number) is entered. Object:
1. To add a className to those inputs 2. With the new className 'invalid" the CSS gives a red background to the input The appending of the className is not showing up in the generated source code and both Firefox and Chrome is not showing any errors in the code. I can't not figure out what is preventing the execution.
I am in the middle of designing a website and I am pretty new at it. The guy I am designing the website for wants me to make input fields that calculate data that is entered into them. There are 3 formulas that I need to make.
a=b*.262*c c=a/(b*.262) b=a/(c*.262)
They are the same formula just solving for different variables.
I am trying to create a page that will pull data out of an input text box to a variable. I am then trying to take that data and punch it into a function, to eventually spit out the answer back on the web page. It has to do with telling the user to enter how many hours worked and their pay rate. I have included the code below. The problem I seem to be having is that I want to click a button to pull the data, then output the result in another script below the input boxes. I may have over done it with the functions, but what can I say..I'm lost! When I try to run it, I have the document.write cmd in there that is supposed to output the variable grossPay. Instead, it shows all the code instead of the value.
If I have something else wrong, or if I am making poor choices let me know. For some background, so far I am in the beginning stages of functions, if..else statements, so I am not trying to get crazy with this. Just something simple.
how to copy an input field to an input field using a check box, what I want to do is copy data from an ID that has been populated with data using ajax and then select which data I want to copy depending on the drop down option selected. I can get the drop down box to alert the same data back that I want to copy but I can't display that data inside the input field.
step by step:
1. search for data with ajax and populate ID with data
2. use drop down box to select data to copy and copy it to input field
Tutorial I read
HTML CODE
This is the ID that already has data retrieved using ajax.
I have a textbox and button in html, and when something is fill in the textbox, i want to pass the value of the textbox to ajax, data: '{"name": theName}', I couldn't seems to get it to work.
Of couse when i use string value, it works just perfectly for example: data: '{"name": "Joe"}',
After the apply button is clicked, the data entered by the user disappeared in the text form. How to keep the data appearing on the text form? The server use jsp and the Spring framework and the client use the Prototype javascript library.
I need the input value of a textbox to be mixed of static and varaible data, Example:
<script type="text/javascript">
As you can see I use the "." dots for the splitting of the string and I pre-insert them into the "Value" of the textbox, but is it possible to do this without them being deletable or even better, have it so that for every number added the script inserts a dot?
After the apply button is clicked, the data entered by the user disappeared in the text form. How to keep the data appearing on the text form? The server use jsp and the Spring framework and the client use the Prototype javascript library.
I've got a form that dynamically generates sets of input elements. First there is a set of up to 99 parent elements, and then the parents can have up to 99 child elements each. My question is not about the generation, but about capturing the data once the form has been filled out.
I made a script that handles getting the values and putting the values, along with their input id in an object that is used later. I don't want to have to use css classes or other attributes to identify the input elements, and wondering if that being the case, if I could get a critique of my script:
Edit this Fiddle - jsFiddle - Online Editor for the Web (JavaScript, MooTools, jQuery, Prototype, YUI, Glow and Dojo, HTML, CSS)
The output (the object) logs to your console when you click anywhere in the Result area.
How can I use JQuery to, when clicking a row of data in a table, take that row (consisting of three columns) and populate three different input fields with it?
What is happening is when I try to submit the form, I receive an error that says I need to input all data in the proper format. <html><head> <title>Conference Registration Form</title> <link href="conf.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> <script type = "text/javascript">
Calculate total registration fee Retrieve the value of the selected index property from guests selection lists Multiply the selected index by 30 and add this to the cost variable If the first member radio button is checked subtract 25 from the value of the cost variable Set the value of the total field equal to the value of the cost variable
I am setting up a web page to collect some data via a questionnaire. The questionnaire part is working fine, but I need some help with one part. I have two different versions of the questionnaire (basically just different orders of questions) and would like the users to be redirected to one of the two versions. The idea I had was to have a redirection page that simply had a web page counter on it (like so many pages have now days) and based on this counter, people would automatically be redirected to one of the two versions of my questionnaire. Basically, if the counter was odd, the person would be routed to version 1 and if even, they would be routed to version 2. I thought this would be similar to redirecting people based on the type of browser they are using or their language settings. However, I was recently told there is not a way to do what I proposed above. So, this leaves me with two questions:
1. Was the advice that I received accurate in stating that having a simple script to redirect the user based on a web page counter is not possible?
2. If so, does anyone have some advice as to how I could go about automatically redirecting people to one of two web pages?
I have a basic web site where people can download my programs. To make it easier for them is it possible that I could add some javascript that would allow them to automatically install/run the program for them maybe with appropriate options/warnings etc.