Java Clocks - Display Object Working On Webpage?
Jul 16, 2010I would like to have the same running clocks as on page: [URL] I downloaded swf file: <URL SNIPPED>
but can someone write how to create a code to display that object working on webpage?
I would like to have the same running clocks as on page: [URL] I downloaded swf file: <URL SNIPPED>
but can someone write how to create a code to display that object working on webpage?
I want to use some javascript to launch a windows application (this used on
intranet) but don't know how. It'd be neat if I could not only launch the application but minimize the webpage's browser at the same time, but this is just icing on the cake.
I have to print my cell phone call records but unfortunately my wireless provider displays the number I called only when mouse is hovered over Call details. I have 470 call records and copy pasting all those numbers when mouse is hovered over it will be one hell of a task.
Is there any way I could save all the information related to Called Number and do not have to move my mouse for each and every number?
Using my basic programming understanding (Though I know nothing about java), they are using some mouseover function that displays this information. The possibility of this information to be on the server is less because this information is even available when I switch off my wireless.
I am trying to display a webpage from another domain and tried to access its elements and I am facing issues with this.
I tried using "iframes" and am facing cross domain issues.
All that I want to do is, set and get the attributes of the elements of the webpage from the other domain (eg: set text field value, get dropdown box values, click button etc)
Is there a way to get this job done?
I thought of browser addons however it will be a browser specific solution.
In a JSP, I try to pass a Java object to a javascript function, like this:
<%
Test test = request.getSession().getAttribute("test");
//Test has a field of lasName, such as test.getLastName() will return "john"
%>
//This is for simplizing. In reality this js codes are in different file such as includeFile.js
<script>
var obj = <%= test%>;
[Code]...
I had a problem with my previous approach in javascript so i thought of another strategy, to work with java. How can i pass the DOM of the current web page that is the HTML page to java, so that i can parse the DOM and i need to extract the internal contents of the script tags in the page and evaluate them apart from running in the webpage.
How can i pass the dom object to java and evaluate the scripts contents from java.
I am looking for a multiple countup or age timer within a html page (using javascript). I want to display below each child picture the age clock/counter of the child. I do not know javascript well (I recognize some code) and know a little of html. I have searched on internet and nothing seems to get close to the below functionality. There are plenty of countup counters etc, but mostly count days, and those that do count age are single use only. Below is some code my friend found. That code works for one person/age only and includes weeks. The thing is that I want one page with all the children listed.
Example of Expected Outcome:
Picture John born in Thailand
John is 10 years, 03 months, 16 days, 12 hours, 14 minutes, 03 seconds old.
Picture Mary born in Florida, USA
Mary is 08 months, 12 days, 14 hours, 02 minutes, 53 seconds old.
Picture Chris born in Melbourne, Australia
Chris is 04 years, 02 months, 03 days, 01 hours, 06 minutes, 12 seconds old.
Picture Lindy born in The Netherlands
Lindy is 03 years, 11 months, 24 days, 23 hours, 44 minutes, 23 seconds old.
And the clocks keep ticking and counting up. Please note that since Mary is less than a year old, the 0 year value does not show. I also would like the possibility to consider the time differences between the places they were born and the time zone the web page viewer is in. Is that possible? Or maybe I have to recalculate their GMT (Greenwhich time zone) birth time for that to work, or maybe the time zone of the server? How can we make that accurate?
The hours, minutes, and seconds, would be great, but is of course optional. The code below also shows weeks, which is up to you to use or not. Maybe the script can allow you to choose which values to show? I would like this for at least four children, but the possibility to add more later by copying some code would be great. This is not an online form, so all time/date of birth details can be set in the script.
Here is the script I found:
<!-- Copy and Paste into HEAD of HTML-->
<SCRIPT type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">
function ElapsedTime(inFromDate,inToDate) {
var inFromDate = (arguments.length == 0) ? new Date() : arguments[0];
var inToDate = (arguments.length == 1) ? new Date() : arguments[1];
// if (arguments.length == 0) var inFromDate = new Date(); // IE4 has a bug in constructors,
// if (arguments.length == 1) var inToDate = new Date(); // so use above method.
var fromDate = new Date(inFromDate);
var toDate = new Date(inToDate); .....
I need to create multiple JavaScript clocks on my site based on the client location (I.e. Los Angeles, Houston, Orlando, etc). Nothing complicated... just text clocks to show the current time. With due credit to this site , I used their code as a starting point.
[Code]...
I have inherited some code and have sort of been going through a crash course with JS (typically I'm working in C/C++/Java/asm). The person before me used jQuery, which seems to be basically a convenience thing and for the most part I understand the applications they've used it in. However, one thing scares me. The primary JS file is prefaced with:
Code:
And I have no idea what that does. From what I can guess, it probably waits to define the rest of the code until the document has been entirely loaded, but when I wrap it around MY code it just breaks everything.
i have a web based system, i would like to create code for the system for the webpage to display properly in every browser but i do not know where to start from.
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I've a little background in java but none in javascript...
it is possible to display the duration a webpage is accesssed. For example, if its a form webpage, then the time to be displayed will be = time the webpage was left (press submit button etc. or the time the viewer left the page) - time the webpage was first accessed or loaded.
If it is possible with javascript, what are the methods, attributes etc that need to be used.
I maintain a website for a small local restaurant. I do this with FrontPage so I know very little coding.
I have an upload manager so the owner can remotely upload a txt or doc file of daily specials to a folder on the server.
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I am trying to get the setInterval to display the time in my webpage every second. Why is this code not working?code...
View 2 Replies View RelatedThe red part of the code below doesn't work correctly, but I hope it shows what I want.
Code:
<html><body>
<div id="container" style="float:left;">
my<br> dynamic<br> contents
</div>
<script type=text/javascript>
var container = document.getElementById('container');
var containerHeight = container.clientHeight;
if (containerHeight >= 100) {
dispaly("big sideBanner");
} else if (containerHeight > 50 && containerHeight < 100) {
display("middle sideBanner");
} else {
display("small sideBanner");
}
</script></body></html>
I like to display "big sideBanner" on the webpage if containerHeight is 100 or containerHeight is more than 100 and "middle sideBanner" if containerHeight is more than 50 and containerHeight is less than 100 and "small Banner" if containerHeight is less than 50. How can I make it work?
We've developed a web application with static & iframes, each time we interact with the links in the static frame gives results in the iframe.
it has a custom back button in the static menu frame. this back button working fine in IE7 IE8 but not properly working in IE9 it goes 3 sometimes 4
pages back.
we are using history.go(-1)
is there any other way to make it work in IE9, even pressing the Backspace key wont work. we've tried many ways but no use.
I am trying to place text output from a url on another webpage.The output is the status of an alarm system.hash and mac info remove for security reasons.I would like to place these three outputs on another page.
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View 1 Replies View RelatedThe webpage doesn't display the proper times when I load it up.The GMT variable deals with the Greenwich timezone, which that time is used with offset variables in order to get the right times from each respective time zone in the branch offices.So far it seems only houston and new york display the right times or close to it all the other ones are way off.
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Code JavaScript:
$(document).ready(function() {
setInterval(function() {[code]....
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I have the following code which *should* change the image I have on my webpage to images based on the time.
function timeDate() {
var t=new Date();
var h = d.getHours();[code]....
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When I press enter on the webpage it wont search, only when the button is clicked.
<?php if ($keyword) { ?>
<input type="text" value="<?php echo $keyword; ?>" id="filter_keyword" />
<?php } else { ?>
<input type="text" value="<?php echo $text_keyword; ?>" id="filter_keyword" onclick="this.value = '';" onkeydown="this.style.color = '000000'" style="color: #999;" />
<?php } ?>
<a onclick="moduleSearch();"><img src="catalog/view/theme/ProShop/image/search_button.png" alt="search" align="top" /></a></div>