The alert at the top of this function will not show...
function getXmlHttpRequestObject() {
alert("HTTP XML REQUEST!");
var httpxml;
if (window.XMLHttpRequest)
{
// code decent browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari. And IE7+...
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Im bulding a form and during the validation i found out that two line of code are causing problem.If i remove them everything is fine.Unfortunately i need them to hide the spans with the .invalide class.I want the spans to be visible only if there is an error.'Clicking on Envoyer start the fonction'.
View 2 Replies View RelatedWhen you click on the "Printer Friendly Order Summary" button, an alert for the req'd fields popups up THREE times and I don't know why.... it's also popping up EVEN when all req'd fields have been filled out, and then it proceeds to the next page as it should. This used to work, I have no idea what happened! http:[url]....
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm experiencing some strange issues using the DOM with JS. Let's say this is my HTML source:
<html>
<head>
<title></title>
<script type="text/javascript" src="exercise1.js"></script>
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And here is the one line of code in my external JS file: window.alert document.documentElement.lastChild.tagName); This should show BODY in the alert box, shouldn't it? It doesn't, it shows HEAD (in FF 3, IE 7 & Safari 3) and I really have NO (!) idea why it is doing that. Let me show you another example of why it's driving me insane.. window.alert(document.documentElement.lastChild.firstChild.tagName); Should show P, no? It doesn't. FF 3: undefined, IE 7: TITLE, Safari 3: undefined. Again, the question is: Why?!
i have a form. i'm going to store the field into mysql. there are 2 conditions : one or all fields empty OR none is empty. when there's no empty field, the data will be stored. but, when there's empty field, no data will be stored and there will come up the alert "please fill all the fields!" here's the form :
<form method=POST enctype='multipart/form-data' onclick='show_alert()' action=insert.php>
<table>
<tr><td>Data 1</td><td><input type=text name='data1'> </td></tr>
<tr><td>Data 2</td><td><input type=text name='data2'> </td></tr>
<tr><td>Data 3</td><td><input type=text name='data3'> </td></tr>
<tr><td colspan='2'><input type=submit value='Save'><input type=button value=Cancel onclick=self.history.back()></td></tr>
</table></form>";
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i don't know how to show the alert with javasript.
I was told to use some Javascript to achieve collapsing menus. This is my current try, but it doesn't seem to be working. The end result should be like the menus on this site: [URL]
This is my code so far:
<HTML><HEAD>
<title>Test</title>
</HEAD><BODY>
<script type="text/javascript">
var hide = 0;
function Show(){
alert("Test");
if ( hide == 0 ){
document.write("<a href=\"county.htm\">County</a>");
hide = 1;
} else {
document.write("");
hide = 0;
}}
</script>
<input type="button" onclick="Show()" value="Services" />
</BODY></HTML>
For some reason, Show isn't being called. The alert doesn't even show up. Though I'm under the impression the script should go above the first time it's used in the document.
How do I show an alert/popup msg to the user if (items.Count < 1)?
View 3 Replies View Relatedhow can i show a yes/no alert before trigger a button click? suppose i have code like this:
mybut.live('click', function() {
//delete some records...
})
now, i want to get an confirmation form user, before proceeding delete records.
I had some code that kept repeating itself over and over again, with the only variance being some named elements changing. All the named elements ended in a sequential number, so I figured I'd just put one of the repeating blocks into a "for" loop and then make that sequential number at the end of the named elements into the variable in the loop. Again, the code worked fine when copied/pasted over and over, but now it doesn't do anything. Here's one of the code snippets outside of the loop (which worked):
Code:
$(document).ready(function () {
$("#SelectDiv1").change(function() {
if ($("#DD1").val() != "0") {
$('#SelectDiv2').hide();
$('#SelectDiv3').hide();
$('#SelectDiv4').hide();
$('#SelectDiv2').show();
$.ajax({ .....
You can see there's an "alert" as the first part of the loop. That "alert" never shows up. However, if you comment out everything in the loop after the "alert", then the "alert" works. So something else in that loop is causing the whole thing to not work. I find it odd that the first "alert" wouldn't work, though, since it should be the first thing that happens before any of the other code is executed in the loop, right???
I have what I think is a strange issue but others may see something I am missing.I am using AJAX functionality to process a php script on a server and then place the output of the script into a div element.Here is the code snippet
Code:
function doWork13(typeCode,colorBlockName,objectCategory,imgID){
httpObject = getHTTPObject();
if (httpObject != null) {[code]....
This code shown here works perfectly BUT....I do not want the alert message to be there. When I remove that line of code the script fails to function. There is no error just nothing happens.The function is to replace one image with another and the variable in question is simply the ID tag of the particular image being modified.As I said it works with the alert but does not with out, could it be a timing issue in that the alert gives enough time for the if statement in the setOutput13 function become TRUE
I hav find an paypal donate form like this: [URL]. The error massage will show when form is empty. Can that effect used in contact form ???
View 1 Replies View RelatedThe actual plugin is much more complex, but I can't even get this simple alert to show...
View 1 Replies View RelatedThis script show one fixed popup ( like message alert box ) Now i want show it after 10 minutes.
Code:
I'd like to have an alert of some type, either standard alert or a hidden div, show up when a user selects an option in a select element.
For instance, if a select element has 5 options in it and the user chooses the first one, they would get an alert that says "You have chosen the first option". I'm confident this is something that can be done with a few lines of code, but I'm not sure where to begin.
Here's the logic - I'm just not sure how to write the syntax...
If ("#select option") changes and ("#select option:eq(0):selected"), fade in the div ("alert").
heres my code:
Code:
<script language="JavaScript">
var checkobj
function agreesubmit(el){[code]....
i need to make it like if the button is clicked and there the agreement checkbox is not checked.. it should give an alert that the alert is not checked.. i know that would require a if and else statement but i cant figure out how to do it
I am trying to create a javascript alert box which only alerts when there is data inside in the alert function. The information I want to display comes dynamically from the database. As such, when data is populated I want the alert to display. When there is no data in the alert function I dont want any alert box appearing. The way it works is the data comes in dynamicly through a placeholder @data@ I put in the javascript. Depending on the actions of the user this will populate with data or nothing at all. Code:
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have this function to add some parameters to my XSL and then
retransform my XML with it, resulting in a neatly filtered table. It
works great, but as soon as I take out the alert, it doesn't do
anything anymore, seemingly. This is the function: Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function confirmation()
{
alert(
"Please Confirm Before Proceeding !" +
"
" +
"Display Name: " + document.forms["paypal"]["os0"].value +
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First though JS is not my strong suit and the above code is something I found at the W3School site or whatever it is. What I would like to do if possible is add a Cancel button to the alert box that when clicked cancels the form submission it's attached to and keeps the user on the current page to modify the data they entered in to the form should they want to change it. As it stands, all there is is an Ok button and if you click the red x in the corner it acts as if you clicked ok so if a user wanted to change their form data they'd have to close the browser to start again. Aside from liking to add a cancel button I would also like to if possible change the alerts Ok button to read something different. Not sure yet, thinking either Submit or Proceed.
I have this code in actionscript that calls javascript:
actionscript:
zoom_in = function () {
var tw1:Tween = new Tween(mc_1, "_width", Regular.easeOut,
mc_1._width, 0, 1, false); //OK
var tw2:Tween = new Tween(mc_1, "_height", Regular.easeOut,
mc_1._height, 0, 1, false); //OK
ExternalInterface.call("zoom");
}
javascript:
function zoom()
{
top.resizeTo(1024, 768);
self.moveTo(0,0);
}
Everything works perfectly on Firefox 1.5 but not on IE 6+
in IE the "zoom" function doesn't work, but if I add an alert it DOES work:
function zoom()
{
alert('this works');
top.resizeTo(1024, 768);
self.moveTo(0,0);
}
I can get the outcome of this function into a variable that I can then use later on. At the moment it obviously alerts the answer but I just want that answer in a variable.
HTML Code:
<!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" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
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Why won't the alert(arr[1].src); work in the showMe(); function
I don't get an error saying what I'm doing wrong [code]...
This script works to stop a right click unless the alert() is taken out.
1. Why is this ?
2. How do you get this to work without the alert() ?
function f(e){
if (event.button==2){
alert('Please no right click.');
return false;
}}
document.onmousedown=f
I'm getting weird behaviour in my JavaScript class definition.
JavaScript Code:
Original
- JavaScript Code
/*LINE 66*/for(var glyph in glyphs){
/*LINE 67*/path = glyphs[glyph].getPath();
/*LINE 68*/columnDiv.appendChild(GlyphsCreateImageNode(path), 'glyphs_level_' + glyphsLevel);
/*LINE 69*/alert(glyphs[glyph].getPath());
/*LINE 70*/}
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How would I go about making a function on a checkbox that pops up one alert menu when its checked and pops a different alert when its unchecked? Here's what I have so far I know its wrong I don't know how to change the beginning.
Code:
function compare(bing){
if ("bing"=checked){
alert("You agree, your favorite search engine is also bing.");
}else{
alert("you disagree, your favorite search engine is not bing.");
}}
How can I make my alert work? Right now it is undefined and I need to make my function in the variable global. Can this be done?
Code JavaScript:
Code:
<script>
var timer = 0;
function SpellItOut(word)
{
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