Any Command To Send To Indicate I Want To Close That Stream?
Apr 23, 2010
Within my Flex application I write stuff to the browser via a javascript document write.Is there a command to send to indicate I want to close that stream? When I send the command the rotating indicator keeps running indicating the browser is still expecting some stuff. If I click the stop button on the browser it stops spinning and the stuff I sent (an xml stream) becomes available. As this is an automated process, there is no person to hit the stop button.
I am trying to create a new window from which the original page can close that new window. For some reason the following code will not work. Passing the window.open command to a variable called myWindow does not work with the mouse event, but it seems to work fine with a javascript: URL command. I would prefer to do it with the mouse event. Code:
I have a form with a file upload field. When you hit submit the file should be manipulated by the client browser and not sent to the server (!). This is important. No file transfer to the Server. After the manipulation the file should be presented as download-able to the client. Which means it is stored from the browser to the client filesystem.
I do not know if any JavaScript Framework is capable of doing this.?
I'm trying to create a mobile app for an internet station (http:url....), and right now I'm just trying to get how to get it to play.I've got it to connect to an MP3 file and it works just like I want it to. However, upon setting it to connect to the stream, it returns with "java.io.IOException: failed to connect to http://71.127.84.92:8004 : response does not start with HTTP it starts with: ICY".Here is the code:
public void commandAction(Command command, Displayable displayable) { if (command == stopButton){ if (isPlaying == true) {[code]......
According to my previous post with popups hanging, now I'm trying to bypass this strange behaviour using loading JavaScript image not by image.src=URL but straight away from stream using HTTP GET method.
The problem is, how to assign stream from downloaded image (ex. GIF89a) to a JavaScript Image object ? Code:
I want to trap the window.close() event when the user clicks on the close button of the browser using javascript. Can anyone shed light on this problem ?
I am trying to load html stream directly into webbrowser in delphi. The html contains java script. It loads xml and xsl files and display the xml content in the web browser. I got an error, says access denied for the command xmlDoc.load(fname); If I save the html into a file, test.html, and double click it, it is fine, no problem. The code is actually copied from [URL].
I am trying to use the LPR command inside a javascript to print a PDF file directly to the printer. Want just a simple webpage with a button which will print test.pdf when clicked. code...
I know very little when it comes to javascript. If you know of a better way to use the lpr command
If I have a link to a URL such as <a href="http://www.mysite.com/somecode.htm?5">Link1</a>, and if I include javascript in the somecode.htm file, is there a javascript command that I can use which will read the argument 5?
For that matter, is there anyway to send an argument to the javascript code of an html link you are calling. Server scripts are not an option for me.
For example, assuming that index.htm contains 50 links, I would like each link to point to the same html file, but I want that javascript code in that html file to execute something different depending on which link was clicked.
My only other alternative would be to create 50 similar html files which to me looks like amateur or bad coding.
I'm working on integrating the a javascript wysiwyg editor (Xinha) with my blog software (ExpressionEngine, aka EE). EE has extensions now so it's easy to get the Xinha header code into the head section of the EE web page.
But Xinha likes to use an onload command to launch:
window.onload = xinha_init;
....and EE is already using the onload command in the body tag of the web page:
I know this should be kind of easy, but I am very unfamiliar with Javascript.
What I am looking to do is have an image (coupon) that when clicked on, it either prompts for printing only that image, or pops up a window and automatically after loading the image in the new window, brings up the print dialog box. What would you suggest is the best way to do this?
We have an app in which we want to enable our users to open numerous documents in new browser windows.
I got the new window open thing down but each time I open a new document it opens it in the same popup window. I want to be able to select new documents and open those selected documents one at a time in a new browser window as the custormer selects a new document to open.
I will have a list of numbered links and whenever one is clicked, I want to change the content of a <div>. Is there a simple command that does this? I've read a bit of jQuery but could not find this info.
I have thmbnails of pictures on a page & i would like to open up the full picture (which is already present on the page, but I have used css to display:none on it) in a div (ie overview) when user hovers over the pictures so on the pictures I have done:
I am having some trouble with one of my buttons, the one button works fine but my second one doesnt work at all. The second button should open the same page as the first and maximize it.
Unfortunately, the hover and visited commands do not seem to affect the code I have provided. We've managed to incorporate the a:link command, as you can see, but not the other style features. Is there any way of adding the a:hover and a:visited command to the script? I've put the bit that we need to add these commands to in bold. I have tried several permutations of these commands, but it doesn't seem to have any effect on the text that is displayed.
There's some command I forgot that you can type into the address field of a web browser that will cause it to display the source code for that page instead of the page itself. Can anyone tell me what it is? It's something like:
viewsource:http://mysite.com or view:http://mysite.com or source:http://mysite.com
