I'm making a nice little login box in Javascript but having problems Posting
the value inside a textfield.
In a nutshell:
I have a function:
function getPostData (value)
Which correctly gets the value, but how do I then create a form and submits
inside Javascript?
Does anyone know if this is possible to have a online database? Or can I use access to make a database and then post it online and have it work on the internet?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to create a TD to a TR & setting the TD properties as follows.
myTabsRow=document.getElementById("tabsRow"); newCell=myTabsRow.insertCell(myTabsRow.cells.length);
newCell.id=tabName+"_data";
newCell.innerHTML="Test"
newCell.onclick=domouseclick('test'); // domouseclick is defined as
function domouseclick(argName)
{
alert(argName);
}
Problems is that i am not able to pass argument to the domouseclick function. It is working fine without the argument. Please help me if anybody knows how to pass argument to this function.
I have seen quite a few code generators over time where you are presented with a form, you fill in the various fields in the forum, and then click a Generate Code button, and the results show up in a textarea.
The code is then copied from the textarea and pasted into notepad or directly into an HTML document.
So, you may have some code that you want to generate that looks like this:
In this particular case there is 1 .js files that go to the root of the site that requires no editing.
Then there is 1 .css file that may require changes depending on user preferences. Things like margin, width, height, border and so on.
Then there is a section that goes into the Head of the document that requires no changes.
Then there is something like this would go inside a division"
<a href="address to a page" target="an iframe name"><img src="path to thumbnails/thumbnail name" border="1"></a>
Note that the above code has variable that would change based on user preferences. The way the code is presently structured it is not done as an array, however, this would substantially shorten the code depending on how many thumbnails are in it.
And finally there is another iframe section that would go inside a couple of a division. It relates to a second iframe.
Before I go any further with this, I just wanted to know if it's possible to do with javascript or is it best to do in another language.
The variables don't have to be kept in a database. What I am thinking is that the user would simply open up the HTML page, enter the data, generate the code, copy/paste and test, without closing the page. If there is a problem, he/she would simply go back in and change a variable or 2 and re-generate the code.
I have an XML document which lists some information about movies(Title, actor, etc.) I am using Javascript to pull that data and display it as html. Is it possible to create a link for each one of those titles that are pulled from the XML in my JS? Here is my code:
for (var i=0; movies.length > i; i++)
{
var Title = movies[i].getElementsByTagName("title");
var Actor = movies[i].getElementsByTagName("actor");
var Price = movies[i].getElementsByTagName("price");
results += i+1 + '. ' + ' "<span class="title"><a href="http://www.imdb.com">' + Title[0].firstChild.nodeValue + '</a></span>"' +
' starring <span class="actor">' + Actor[0].firstChild.nodeValue + '</span>' + ' and costs approximately $'+ Price[0].firstChild.nodeValue + "<br/>
";
}
document.getElementById("displayresults").innerHTML = results;
I've noticed that Google uses JavaScript to pass information to their servers for processing. I can only imagine they're passing back the HTTP request of the current request to pull the data from to track sessions, page views, time spent, etc. Does anyone have an idea of how they're actually doing this?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want to learn more about creating functions for element events
without having to put onclick event in every tag. For example:
<script>
document.getElementsByTagName('input').onclick = function () {
alert('hello');
}
</script>
Now, I know the above does not work as I have tried it but hopefully
the idea of what I am trying to achieve here. Basically for every input
tag, when the user triggers the event (click) it will do the same
function.
Anyway, I would more so like to learn about this type of scripting
where you assign functions to events. However, I dont know what to
search for in google and the like. Where could I learn more about this?
i am having a problem creating a javascript function to swap my radio values based on the first set one.
i have a bunch of radio buttons on the page which are like this:
Code:
<input type="radio" name="add_id[1]" value="yes" CHECKED>Yes <input type="radio" name="add_id[1]" value="no">No
<input type="radio" name="add_id[2]" value="yes" CHECKED>Yes <input type="radio" name="add_id[2]" value="no">No
etc.... and each one is different, related to an input field, and as you can see it is a radio input array, and all radio inputs are named add_id[1], add_id[2], add_id[3] and so on i want a javascript function that will swap all the values of these radio buttons to whatever the first on is set to, either 'yes' or 'no' Code:
I'm a non-web programmer being forced to do some web programming.
My immediate problem is that, on submission of a form, I need to be able to open a url (that I control) with the filled-in form values appended to the new url. In other words, I need to be able to do the equivalent of :
<form>
<input name="key1" type="text"/>
<input name="key2" type="text"/>
<input type="button" value="Submit" onclick="window.open('http://new.domain.com/newpage.html?key1=val1&key2=val2')"/>
</form>
I would really like to do this without server-side code.
I'm creating a form that has 30 odd fields, and I want to display certain fields based on the value of a select box. So say I have the following groups:
Group A:
field 1
field 2
field 3
field 4
Group B:
field 2
field 3
field 6
field 7
field 8
Group C:
field 2
field 7
field 8
field 9
field 10
What would the best (i.e fastest and easiest) way to show/hide the various fields? I was thinking about two different ways to approach this. One, having a multidimensional array with the allowed fields for each group. Two, having a custom attribute that defines which group(s) the corresponding form field belongs too. What do you think?
Is it possible with JavaScript to create new form elements on a
webpage that has already loaded in the browser? For example, what I am
hoping to do is have a text field for a name and a link that lets them
add another text field for another name etc. I believe I can do this
on a DIV but haven't looked at coding it yet. Any thoughts, pointers
etc?
I'm trying to automatically generate a new <option> tag in a html form using the below code, but it's not working. The get_lightboxes function is being called via the add_to_lightbox functon.
Javascript:
function get_lightboxes(title, new_lightbox_id){
var new_option = document.createElement('option');
new_option.text = title;
new_option.value = new_lightbox_id;
var select_box = document.getElementByID('lightbox_select');
[Code]...
I'm quite novice at javaScript but I have a good background in other similar languages, so I find I pick up things quick. Basically I'm planning on reading through some more solid resources on this topic, but I'm kinda under the pump at the moment for something that I imagine wouldn't be too difficult with a lil nudge in the right direction.
I have a form (using PHP) to update a mySQL database AND XML for flash, for a simple news page. At the moment I have the BBcode style of tags ([b][eb]). I was wondering how I can make a rich editor myself with just three buttons (one for italic, one for bold, one for links) that displays the text on screen to the user as WYSIWYG, and outputs the [b] [eb] tags for my PHP code.
I am creating a form containing two drop down menus. The second drop down changes every time a user change the selection on the first drop down. So, I have this line below:
Code:
<select name="province" id="province" class="mobileform" onchange="changeCities()">
The problem is when a user (in this case me) is using an iPhone's Safari, when he hits "next" button on the first drop down, it does not change the content of the second drop down. But when he hits "previous", then "next" again, the selections get updated afterwards.
In a shorter sentence, the event listener does not work on the first hit, but it works on the second hit. What am I missing here? What steps do I need to add?
On my form i have multiple select which all have an id value total1, total2,
total3 etc so i am trying to detect how many there are and then use this to
caculate a total.
Is there a javascript reference to basically go to a form and produce a loop
which will show me how many select drop down boxes there on a form.
Or would i have t use something like
for (var i=0; i < frm.elements.length; ++i) {
form.elements.length
form_field = frm.elements[i]
and then have a nested if to detect if it is select value or has an matching
value ..
I want to create fileds on my form that can not be manually edited
through the UI of the form. Instead the (visible) content is changed
through changes on other parts of the form.
e.g. making a selection from a list changes the content of the field
mentioned above. I don't know the html code to create such a field on my form. Can
anyone help me out?
I have form that asks a simple question: "How many XYZs do you want to create?" Then, for every XYZ, it should create several new labels/inputs in the form.
That is, every XYZ looks like this:
<div id="xyz">
<label>Whatever</label>
<input> blah blah blah </input
</div>
I looked into .each() and .live(), but I can't wrap my mind around how to do this.
Im trying to create an array using a form so that each time its stubmitted the value is stored in a session then the user can choose to save it or not, all without refreshing the page.Eg enter name and age, click add, it displays the name and age underneath the form, then enter a 2nd name and age click add, this is added to the array and displayed below the 1st entry.
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs there away to gather the values of all selected items in multiple select fields? Eg. I have three select lists.
Code:
<select name="tags1" id="tags1" value="tags1">
<option value="Male">Male</option>
<option value="Female">Female</option>
[code]....
I want to be able to get the results of what the user has selected in all three drop downs and place it into a single text field eg. if a user selects Male then Dog then Australia. The text field updates either on change or on submit to what the user has selected.
I am new to JavaScript and was wonder how I would go about creating a form to allow the user to enter various words, one at a time. These words are added to an array and displayed in the page using the textarea form element. Each time a new word is entered, it is added to the array, and then the array is sorted in alphabetical order before the words in the array are displayed in the textarea, one per line. I have tried lots and lots of different methods to accomplish this, and I can get it half working when I use the alert function, but I need this to display on the page in a textarea rather than in an alert box, I tried to get it to write to the page using a document.write function, but like I said I am new to JavaScript and unfortunately cant get any of it working.
Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "[URL]">
<html xmlns="[URL]">
<head>
<title>JavaScript Page One</title>
</head>
<BODY>
<CENTER>
<FORM name="history">
<INPUT name="command" type="text" value="">
<INPUT type="button" value="Add to List" onclick="f_store(document.history.command.value)">
<INPUT name="history" type="button" value="Show List" onclick="f_print()">
</FORM>
<P>
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
function MakeArray( n ) {
if( n <= 0 ) {
this.length = 0;
return this;
} .....
I have an issue with a form I am creating, I have many check boxs where at least one of the 2 needs to be selected and the final one has to be selected for the submit button to become active
This is the javascript I have atm to do this:
I cant seem to get this to work, forgetting about the 3rd checkbox for now
I'm looking to create a processing page for a submit that has a little rotating processing image with a little verbage like "please wait while we process your information" Just so the page looks like it's actually doing something. Code:
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Here is the javascript
The first one works fine (the SERE training question), however, the second one does not function at all. What am I missing to enable the second question to function like the first.
It's beginning to get confusing as some code seems very complicated. I simply want four fields to be mandatory when filling out the form - so if one or more is not filled in, an alert appears saying 'Please fill out all required fields' (or something to that extent) before it will process. I understand that I need to include Javascript within the Head secion of the page and corresponding html and javascript within the contact form itself.Required Fields are: Name, Address, Area Code and Phone.<div id="main"><p>Please feel free to contact us with any query. see the <a href="services.html">Services</a> page.<br />All fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.</p>
View 1 Replies View RelatedI need to create a form that has three questions, but the answers have to match my answers...what is the best way to do this (without DB). I was thinking create an array with the 3 answers then match the fields with the answers in my array.
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