I am using foldoutmenu 3 and am having problems with viewing my menus in firefox. On my sub3 menus i have more than one line of text in some places. firefox does not recognise that there is more than one line and the text simply overlaps the sub-menus below it. I thought i had got around this by placing empty 'spacers' like so;
oFoldMenu.make('sub3','')//spacer
unfortunately, i have just viewed the site in IExplorer and it has added way too much space since it does in fact recognise the fact that there is more than one line in the first place.
Is there some way i can make firefox recognise the extra lines of text? Has anyone else had a similar problem?
I have my events and syntax in the immediate script and they were working fine. But Im trying to move it all into the Script tags and call on them by using the function ID but cant seem to figure it out. here's what I got:
<html> <body> <script type="text/javascript"> function txtAmenity()
I have a shopping cart where if a user have problems of buying products or transactions, I want to give support via a chat programme. I want to reply users in different chat threads not like in a chat room as other people dont want to see others chat.I am new to this subject.
For my links I have two portions. The first is the regular href for people that don't have javascript can navigate the site and the next an onclick for those with javascript can load pages inline with transitions and have it stay in their history for Firefox. All a la that wonderful ajax stuff everyone knows about by now.
It seemed like a good idea at the time... Because it is stored in the #hash value these people can link another person that has javascript enabled as well to the page and have the page load. But that's it. So we have 96% some odd percent of users included.
There is going to be confusion that happens if someone sends a link to someone without javascript, since it will just load the home page.
From what I have researched.. the server doesn't pick up the #hash value (this is obvious since when you click on a link that's linking to a spot in the page, it's the browser doing the work). That's okay, the thing I want anyway is for it to pick up on the very first request via well.. something. The first request is when the server does do something and may have a chance to do something with a hash value.
So questions: 1. Can I manipulate the server into 'reading' this #hash value on the initial request and then put it through say.. php or mod_rewrite?
2. What about css.. this is another client end thing that could work, but I am completely lost when it comes to css and recognising hash values. Even if it just works for Firefox/MSIE/Opera.. well.. that's something as it's non-intrusive and ups the people that can access my site properly.
There is an option to post a noscript tag to notify users on the first load that their javascript is off.. but there's no way for php to also be smart and say "hey, there's a Hash value"... as it could, I would just load the page that way. Code:
If I detect an empty textbox, I fill it with a value ('Dad'). If I do this twice, the second time around IE 6 fails to notice that I've cleared the textbox again, thus leaving the textbox cleared. Is there a recommended workaround? Opera 7.23 is detecting the second deletion fine.
The purpose of my application is to require a website visitor to complete a form before participating in a search application. I have a specific reason for doing this with client-side javascript, but I'm not going to go into the explanation of "why."
Ideally, the visitor goes to http://www.hopelandinc.com/golf-homes.html. If they haven't registered in 90 days, they'll be redirected to a registration form. Once they complete the reg form, they'll have a cookie set (called "isRegistered") and be taken back to the golf homes page.
For testing purposes, it is not necessary to actually complete the form. You can go to the golf-homes.html page, which will set the regReturn cookie, and then bypass the form submission by going directly to http://hopelandinc.com/registration-thanks.html
In short, it ain't working. (IE 6 test).
golf-homes.html calls the function securePage() below, which sets regReturn and redirects to search-registration.html.
search-registration is a form that posts to an ASP script, then redirects to registration-thanks.html
registration-thanks.html calls the function addRegistrationCookie which adds the isRegisteredCookie, and then redirects to the value stored in regReturn.
I've been trying to figure out why it doesn't work all day, and can't find the problem. Hopefully some super-genius here will be able to help!
Here is the function I'm using to retrieve a cookie value ("regReturn") and redirect to a specified web page:
When formattedHtmlText is, say, "<STRONG><BUTTON class=placeHolder>[[ContAmt]]</BUTTON> text</STRONG>" the HTML is pasted properly and the UI is changed accordingly.
However, if formattedHtmlText is "<BUTTON class=placeHolder>[[ContAmt]]</BUTTON> text" the HTML is not pasted and there is no change in the UI.
I have a problem where I have to use jQuery.noconflict(), but I have no idea how to use it properly.I'm working with some richfaces elements which uses the richfaces jQuery version and the countdown plugin from keith-wood.name/countdown.html which need another jQuery plugin.If I include the files for the coundown, the countdown works but the modalPanels didn't and vice versa.
i looked in one of my other projects that i recently finished, and the code seems to be identical.Basically it should generate an array of Canvases where individual letters can be written. Later other javascript code will try to determine which letter was written (letter recognition).The error that i keep getting is "ChangeThisID is Null".
Here's something that I tested without the PHP and it worked ok. Now that I've introduced the PHP to the document it doesn't work. The PHP variable is not passing to Javascript properly. By use of some cleverly placed alert boxes, I figured out that the only thing that is getting passed forward is something called : "object HTML ImageElement"
Specifically, I assign the element ID the unique ID number of the record in the SQL database. The problem isn't with the ID numbers themselves: They are alphanumeric and unique.I think it boils down to one of two lines of code. Either this isn't working (about line 12)
function expander(RecordID){
or perhaps it is when I am calling the function (about line 66):
The PHP works (I can get the images to appear, so the connection to SQL and such isn't a problem). I am sure most of the JavaScript is good, too, as I said I had it all working prior to dropping in the PHP.Since I am not going from JavaScript to PHP I don't think I need AJAX. I just need the PHP to pass to JavaScript.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en">[code]....
I have quite a complex form, for me anyway. The form is meant to submit, use checkForm to see if the fields all pass the validation and then submit and run the PHP script to send the emails. Now, it is sending the emails and the validation works but it is not redirecting to $NextURL like it should.
if$(edtApplicantAge){} is supposed to set $NextURL when the page first loads as $edtApplicantAge is taken from POST information submitted via the previous form. I have echoed this and when it first lands on the page the age does show up.
$edtEmail and $edtAge are actions for the two forms on my page. I have only put one on as I dont want to flood my post with code. If anyone could see something thats missing id be so grateful. I spent hours yesterday and just couldnt figure it. Ive got this working in 3 other variations yet can't figure out where im going wrong on this one.
I am having two divs with ids nav and navLinks, that contain unordered lists of hyper links. I am calling a onload function named displayID that accepts div's id as a argument/parameter (nav and navLinks) twice with different parameters. the function is firing only once with the parameter that i first specify, even though i call the function twice. Am i doing anything wrong in calling the same function twice with different parameters? Code:
I've got a page that shows a number of packages available for sale. Each package has a little description, and then a (sometimes long) list of features for each package. I thought it would be a good idea to let visitors hide the details for each package, so that they can see just the summaries together. So I borrowed some code (can't remember from where), which was designed for expandable/collapsible menu trees, and used it to show/hide the details of the packages.
The code works fine, but the only problem is that when you hide a section, the page doesn't resize itself. The text underneath moves up, but below that a huge empty space is left. The scroll bars should change to reflect the page's new (smaller) length, but instead they stay the same, and let you scroll through all the empty nothing at the bottom of the page.
I've tested the page is IE6 and Firefox 0.9 - I only have this problem in Firefox, in IE the whole page shrinks and the scroll bars change accordingly. Any suggestions? I though maybe I need to call some javascript function to refresh/recalculate the page - I tried using document.normalize() straight after the section got hidden, but it didn't help. Any other such functions that might do the trick?
I am seeking a easy to maintain and more importantly *working* way to pre-fetch images, so the pages I develop load smoothly without seeing the images kick in flicker as they usually do. Important - I need this to work on Internet Explorer 6.0+ and FireFox.
I am presently using at the head of the page,
pic100= new Image; pic100.src="./imageme.gif";
However, it doesn't seem to work on FireFox at all. I've tried different combinations with the URL path, but I don't know what I am doing wrong. Can someone please assist me with this boggle?
Can someone tell me where the problem here is? I can't get the "squared()" function to work properly...it supposed to put the squared value into the iframe area....
I'm pretty new to jquery and I've been working on a little project to see what I can do. The issue is when I first visit the page and click the first link that appears in the main section it displays the popup box as wanted. Now when I click another day, for instance sunday and try to click the first link it doesn't do anything. And if I click back to Saturday the first link also doesn't do anything.
It seems something is not properly activating or maybe a command is overwriting and not allowing it to work like it does when you first hit the landing page.
I am not new to jqueyr or to programming. I currently keep having problems when using ajax jquery for forms.
here is what I am doing. I have jquery fade in a div and in that div I use ajax to inject html code mainly a form inside this div. When I click the submit button. The form acts like it got processeed but dosen't So it like submits nothing that is only if I use jquery to submit the form. If I use the html old way it works fine but gives me a white blank page when it get processed and I would have to type in the page in the web browser url box to get back to the main page again where I was.
So my question is about ajax and jquery. How do you guys use ajax forms properly without getting errors? I like to make one php file and cram many stuff like the form code and also the processing of the form. I just make sure I got conditions so variables passed to the file will run the right code whennecessary.
So what I would like to know how do you guys setup your ajax forms so there is no errors or problems.
Mine dosen't spit out any errors. Yet I do know the data isn't being submitted yet it acts like it did.