Crop Uploaded Photo On Site And Store Directly On Host
Sep 8, 2010
I'm looking for an image cropping tool script that I can provide on my website for users to crop their uploaded photo on my site and I can store them directly on my host. (instead of having to go to another page, or open up photoshop etc, crop their photo, save, and then upload to my site) I see some websites providing this service, does anyone know any scripts that allows me to do this?
I won't lie to you. I'm trying to get data from html source from a 3rd party website. I'm NOT interested in stealing code,hacking,sending spam or anything sinister like that. I just want the content that is displayed but I need to get it automatically via VB. It's only publicly available price information but I don't think the website wants everyone to be scraping their info into a database.
Apart from the base URL, the site concerned navigates solely through javascript functions and session variables. I suppose what I'm asking is, is there anything out there that tells me (the syntax) of what my browser is actually sending to a website when I click a javascript toolbar/button/dropdown within IE.
I have designed a site. It's working properly in locally.Now I want to insert a special javascript on my home page.The job of that special javascript is, makes some errors in the site when site is going to publish on internet.
I'm new to javascript and PHP and I am wondering if there is a method or function to capture a 404 error in the event a particular html file cannot be found. I want to redirect that error to another page or design the code to send me an email telling me what page was selected and not found. In other languages I can trap such an error and respond to it.
I am a new to jQuery and am trying to install the TimePicker plugins. [URL]. I have downloaded the files and uploaded them to my site. The code I have looks like this: In Header: <script src="[URL]" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="[URL]" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="scripts/jquery-ui-timepicker-0.2.9/jquery.ui.timepicker.js"></script> $('#timepicker').timepicker(); In body: <input id="timepicker" type="text" name="leave">
I'm using the Google Libraries API to load jQuery and jQuery UI. Is it permissible to link directly to component's file on jqueryui site? For instance I'd like to load the tabs component with: <script src="[URL]"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> google.load("jquery", "1.3.2"); google.load("jqueryui", "1.7.1"); </script> <script type="text/javascript" src="[URL]"></script>
I'm working on making an application that let's a user click on a part of an image, it'll crop/make a thumbnail of the image, and let the user enter text along with the cropped thumbnail. I've built the cropping and database portions in PHP, but i'm having a problem with the clicking.
How would I supply the PHP script with the x/y parameters of where the user clicked? The PHP will do the rest.
I would like to have a code on my page that causes two or more photos to change between each other. For example, photo 1 is shown for a little while, then it switches to photo 2, etc. I would also like to switch text that goes along with the photos. I would like my layout to look like this:Photo / Text about Photoand have both switch after a little while, to the next photo and text.
Recently I was forced to change hosts for my wife's on-line business. On the previous host my JS for displaying date last modified worked ok. But on the new host it is not visible. The new host calims that my code must be wrong but I do not see how as it is unchanged. Before is the code
I am not sure that this is the right forum but will start here anyway - I have a web page with JS modules: jquery and jsoverlay. Everything appears to work perfectly on my test server in the office but when I load the same page from our main server the JS does not appear to work properly. Oddly though, other JS works without any problems at all. I just cannot see what I am missing here.[code]...
I'm trying to write a javascript that checks if a server/host is available. To be more precice. I would like to check if the browser can read an XML file from a server. If not the script should read the same XML file from a backup server. Does anyone have any idea how to achive that?
I have a form where I ask my users for a comma seperated web site list. I want to make sure this list only contains the host names of URLs without any white spaces
Original list: [url], [url], [url],[url]
Edited list: [url],[url],[url],[url]
Currently I have the following to get the comma separated list
var list = document.getElementById( "list" ).value ;
I'm embarking on a new project - although I've hit a wall.
I require a page to refresh at a scheduled date and time, several times a day.
For example, I would like the web page to reload the index at 3:15PM
So if anyone has the web page open during that time, it will automatically refresh for them.
Timing is quite important so I would need the script to use the server (hosts) time and not the end users time.
I am currently deciding on which server language to use, although Javascript is probably a suitable option? or would ajax be more the thing for this?
The webpage must execute the refresh at the time 3:15pm, so no matter when someone visits the page, even if its hours before, it must refresh at that time.
If anyone has any pointers on the best way to achieve this and what language to start with I am forever greatful :thumbsup:
I do a lot of image design work and although I have worked with a few coders in the past but I haven't gone too much into coding myself, but its something I'm going to take time to learn and get involved in, so I'm not looking for script hand outs here, mainly just a nudge in the right direction.
I need to get the domain of the page (mydomain.com) There seems to be 2 variables to get this info. document.domain & window.location.host - Both are set in FF & IE. So whats the difference between these ?
I have a form where I ask my users for a comma seperated web site list. I want to make sure this list only contains the host names of URLs without any white spaces
Original list: [url], [url], [url],[url]
Edited list:[url],[url],[url],[url]
Currently I have the following to get the comma separated list
Code:
var list = document.getElementById( "list" ).value ;
I am allowing users to upload images using an input with a type of file. Ideally what I'd like to do is use Javascript to get the size of the image that their trying to upload and to error if the image is too large.I'm using php to resize the image, but I'd like to warn the user before they submit the form, so they don't have to go back and start again.
I'm a php developer and have come across a mind boggling issue involving Javascript. I'm uploading images to a server without issue. They are being returned to the page in thumbnails.
The script works great but I can't get the links for the images that I've uploaded.
If I right click and view the image I can see the link on the server. How would I go about getting that link? If I look at the source code the link isn't present. Its a dynamically generated link for the uploaded image.
So I'm trying to create a custom file uploader which will display the name of the file selected, but since I can't seem to figure out how to do this I've settled for checking to see if a file has been selected, but I'm still having trouble with it.Here's what I have...
However the value doesn't change after the file has been selected. Could someone tell me a means of modifying this so that it will properly display once the file has been uploaded? Do I need to have some sort of constant refresh on the Javascript to check to see if the value has been changed?
I'm working on an application that is supposed to allow a user to upload a picture, which would be immediately displayed... how do I go about doing this?
I've been working on a college project to rebuild a php/mysql web application. My local dev. environment runs php/mysql on IIS, and the server that hosts the web-app runs php/mysql on Apache. As part of the revamp I've coded a few bits of javascript that works perfectly in my dev machine, but when upload do not work properly. Here is the latest bit:
Form with hidden fields I want to post to the next page. <form action="ADToDoPrintPage.php" target="_blank" method="post" id="fm"> <input type="hidden" name="TotalHours" id="TtlHour" value="<?php echo "$total_hours" ?>"><input type="hidden" name="TotalCycles" id="TtlCycle" value=" <?php echo "$total_cycles"; ?>">
Then a list of links, one of which posts the form to the desired page: <li><a href="" onclick="document.getElementById('fm'). submit();return false;"> Printer Friendly View</a></li>
Problem is rather than going to the desired page, it simply directs to the homepage. I'm baffled as to why this is happening and dont know where to start looking. Could it be something do to with javascipt not being enable or permitted on the webserver? I've made sure the site is in the 'trusted sites' list in IE but with no joy.