I am trying to get a selective part of text (within a div tag) to get printed when a person presses the button "print this page"
so here is the code i got:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function printDiv()
{
var divToPrint=document.getEelementById('areaToPrint');
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je débute actuellement dans jQuery. J'ai réussi a parser mon fichier xml, mais j'aurais voulu pouvoir afficher les données en fonction d'un critère de filtre, une sorte de requête sql :
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I've been struggling with this for days. How can I use javascript to
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OR
if the user highlights a part of the text in a textbox or a textarea,
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<div id="J5">
<dt class="shade" id="profilefield_title_5">Member type</dt>
<dd id="profilefield_value_5">
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This displays OK on my generated page anyway, but later when I want to use a switch statement on the member type it fails because of the spurious stuff I picked up in the variable
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Right now, any submit button I put within the page submits all parameters from my radio buttons and jump menus in addition to the keyword values. I would like the keyword entry box information only to be used if there are any values in it and have any other variables (e.g. from the radio buttons) to be null so I don't get a search with keywords AND radiobutton values. Of course, if nobody clicks the radiobuttons, no problem, no values are passed, but I'm sure some pesky user will have some checked and then decide to do a keyword search...
I'd rather send the info to the same PHP results page, so I don't want other values to muddle up the keyword results. I'm sure I could erase the other values with an 'if keywords=anything then other variables are null' statement, but I want the user to think they're only submitting the keywords from the entire page (which is what a 'go' button next to the field would imply) and I thought there might be a simple way.
I'm trying to grab a specific part of a string of text and am wondering how to do it (or if it is possible to do it) with a jQuery selector.Is there any way to get that specific part of the link?
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I am a novice/moderate html programmer and I wonder how to tell the
browser from which start point and to which end point in the text will
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In other words, I have a single html text that contains different
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Is it possible? How should i do it?
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I have a little problem and I hope that I need to get the path of the URL except for the first slash "/". Now if I use window.location.pathname I get an output like this: /about/about/9081ae1b02/
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This is exactly what I need, it'll get me the complete XML document structure, including all nodes and texts. If I have this as a string I can then use $.parseXML() to convert this (back) into a XML document.
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