I written below javascript function to handle Unicode characters in HTML text boxes.code for & and ' ' goes into infinite loop, is there any better way to achive this ?
function handleSpecialCharacters(){
var text = document.getElementById('Article_Title').value;
var text1 = ""; [code]....
I written below javascript function to handle Unicode characters in HTML text boxes.
code for & and ' ' goes into infinite loop, is there any better way to achive this ?
function handleSpecialCharacters(){
var text = document.getElementById('Article_Title').value;
var text1 = "";
var iChars = "<>":[]{}`';()@$#%&";
[Code].....
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In case of an address like 12.24.12.3, i have to press <tab> to jump into the next text box, My project requirement says that it should work with '.' (dot) char as well.
SO here is my actual requirement i need to jump into the next text box as soon as user enters a dot (.) char without displaying the dot into the text box.
Problem:
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(f. e. those between U+03B1 to U+03C9. One way would be to define two
arrays: one with the possible input values ("abgde...") and a second
array with the corresponding values ("u03b1u03b2u03b3...").
But I hoped I could skip the second by a computation, f.e. "g" has
index 2 in the first array, so output "u03b1"+2.
This does not work (of course). But do I have a chance to "compute"
the output value?
switch(ReadCookie('language'))
{
case 'en':
var ERROR_CANNOT_BE_EMPTY = 'Cannot Be Empty.'
break;
case 'gr':
var ERROR_CANNOT_BE_EMPTY = "αβδσφςετρς;τγασδφγ";
break;
}
my problem is that the second statement which is in greek always appear in gibberish. or any greek that i write in my externally attached js file end up as gibberish when i display it in my html, in which i include the unicode utf-8.
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Code HTML4Strict:
<html>
<head>
<script type='text/javascript'>
function pushText(){
[Code].....
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error. my object looks like this:
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The pound sign is causing problems. How can I use this object in my
javascript source? Right now I'm trying something like this to escape
the pound sign:
summaryNode.appendChild(document.createTextNode(da ta.news.story[i].body.u0023cdata-section));
however, that doesn't work, any ideas?
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[Code].....
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<script type="text/javascript">
My text boxes are as follows:
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For example:
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[Code]....
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function addEvent(obj, type, fn) {
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<code>
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$string = "<a href="page">text</a>";
echo $string;
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Is there an easy way to encode in javascript a string to another string
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Say I have:Code:
<div id="abc">
<input type="text" name="myname" value="TEST">
</div>
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Code:
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I'm totally rusty on javascript. I think I remember that you're allowed
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