I run a streaming site and would like google adsense to appear at the bottom of the page/stream every 3 minutes, stay for 15 seconds and then close automatically. Then after another 3 minutes they'd appear again, stay for 15 seconds and then close again, etc, etc.I'd imagine having the adsense in an iframe would be easier.I'd also like to give users the option to close the adsense using a close button at the top of the iframe if they don't want to wait 15 seconds.
I have a script (provided by someone else). The problem is the result is not the desired one. Example: I'm getting my hours and minutes in a decimal format. 8:33 is showing as 8.55
I have 3 fields.
I'm no expert and don't understand JavaScript at all.
at the day i include to my web page an iframe , in browser like firefox , opera works fine, but in ie6 sometimes cannot load the content of iframe , and a code who load page in iframe
I have an asp page page with a DIV container that is activated when a user clicks a link (using javascript to activate it. It pops up similar to a light box).
The contents of the DIV is an Iframe from another website. The Iframe is hidden when the page loads.
Loading in the Iframe when the page loads is affecting performance of the page.
I'm wondering if there is a way to load the Iframe when the user clicks the link to activate the DIV light box. This way the page doesn't have to load the Iframe straight away... only when the user needs it...
This works fine and opens up my registration page. However when I have the type commented it won't display my reCaptcha. If I uncomment this in my jQuery then it will display the reCaptcha.
I have a page that includes an iframe, i want to execute a script after the whole page is loaded and also after the iframe content is loaded too, which event i should use?
I want to load an iframe with Javascript after my HTML finishes loading, but I also want people without Javascript to be able to view it. How can I do that?
Maybe I can create the iframe with a src, and remove the src with Javascript before the iframe loads. Then load the iframe after the page loads. How do I do that?
I have found a couple different code snippits that allow you to determine when a page has finished loading in an IFRAME. However, what I need is a way to determine this when it is a form that is POSTing to that IFRAME (which is on a remote web site).
Basically on my page there is a button that submits a form to another website and the target = the IFRAME. However, I don't want to actually display the content from the other site (and so the IFRAME is invisible). I just need to know when the submission is complete. As a user you can tell by watching the status bar in IE to see that the submission is still processing, but I'm looking for a more elegant way to do this (as I want to tie it into a mechnism that will visually show the user the status of the submission in real time.)
I have an iframe. I load a page within it. The page I load is a php page that I build with a table with the id of 'readmail_table'. My iframe is 'readmail_frame'. Someone clicks on a message title outside of the iframe and I load the contents of the message in the iframe from the database in my table. Sometimes this takes longer than others depending on how large the message is. What I am doing here is letting the contents load then calculating the width and height of the table and then increasing the iframe's size so there are no scrollbars. This works 98% of the time but I ran into an issue where the table does not exist yet in the iframe and the JS code errors out. So what I did then was add a local var, set it to false then had a while loop check for the table and once it finds it, set the var to false and run my code. Again, mixed results. Sometimes this works then others I get that the table id I am looking for is null but my if statement in the while loop is checking to see if != null line 159 is where it is breaking The error I am getting in firebug is
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Code: if ( window.frames[ "readmail_frame" ].document ) Like I said, most of the time this works exactly how I need it. I just need a fool proof way to determine that this table is in fact on the page. I am not sure why it works sometimes and not others since I am looping until it is there
I have a consecutive countdown currently using only seconds. I would like the output to show hours minutes and seconds (ex 2:30:00). The page is at riccraig.us/countdown.html. Here is some of the code:
Code:
var a=900; var b=600; var c=1200;
[code]....
Countdowns 3 through 6 are the same as 1 and 2. The initial html shows the desierd values. But when the timer starts it only shows the total seconds. I realize why it is showing the total number of seconds. However, I don't know how to get it to the 00:00:00 format.
function setCookie(c_name,value,expiredays){ var exdate=new Date(); exdate.setDate(exdate.getDate()+expiredays); document.cookie=c_name+ "=" +escape(value)+ ((expiredays==null) ? "" : ";expires="+exdate.toGMTString()); } Above is the code I'm using. I just copy/pasted it from another website, so I don't know how to change it. I want the expiration to be about 10 minutes. I tried decimals (0.007 day), but it doesn't work.
I'm trying to swap the background image of my index page logo div when a document is loaded into an Iframe on the index page. This is what I have so far in the external js of the page loaded to the Iframe. The function is called in the window onload of the same js file but it makes the logo image turn blank. The alert declares 'silver jewelry' and the image I want to replace the logo is named 'silver jewelry.jpg'
Code: var logo=top.document.getElementById('logo'); alert(document.title); function changelogo(){var title=document.title;logo.style.background='url(../sources/'+title+'.jpg)';}
I have a javascript script that counts down 10 minutes and displays it in the top corner. On the 10 minute time limit there is an event that directs the person to a page which logs them off.I am trying to create a 1 minute warning pop up alert window which I can get to work but the alert window itself halts the 10 minute countdown execution. Is there any ideas of getting the alert to sit outside of the execution of hte countdown. The script looks like this
Code: // Take user here after session timed out timedouturl = "index.php?doLogout=true";[code]......
I am creating a JS function that takes a time input in minutes only and divides that number by an inputted digit. I would like to know how we use Javascript to convert that result into minutes and seconds.For instance, 30 (1800 seconds) divided by 4 = 450 seconds. How do I show that as 7:30? I can divide by 60 to get 7.5, but I don't know how to go from there. I got as far as the following, then got stuck.
I have PAGE1 with the link to PAGE2 with iframe. (iframe load several naked html). I want to add directive to the link to point sprcific content of iframe. to make it clear
link on PAGE1 -> load PAGE2 with iframe -> iframe content is specified on link = whole PAGE2 with iframe with desired content...
solving problem with creating several different PAGEs2 poining wanted iframe src is not the case.
Does anybody know how to load an IFrame in the background of the browser, without interfering with running JQuery animations?
I have this page that contains an IFrame. Using JQuery I set the src attribute to a certain url.
But my page is also showing an animating span continuously. (kind of progress-bar). When the IFrame is loading a large image of the external url, the browser stops temporarily, until the images is loaded, so my animation is stopped for an instant, and then continues.
I finally got the below script working in Firefox and was really pumped about it until I realized it didn't load in Google chrome or Safari. What this script does is its a dual onclick event which makes a hidden div appear and loads an iframe within the now visible div. Here is the code, how to make this work in other browsers.
Here is the header code: <SCRIPT type="text/javascript"> <!-- var state = 'none'; function showhide(layer_ref) { if (state == 'block') { state = 'none'; } else { state = 'block'; } if (document.all) { //IS IE 4 or 5 (or 6 beta) eval( "document.all." + layer_ref + ".style.display = state"); } .....
Here is the code on the page where a link click shows the hidden div and loads the iframe contained. <p><a href="#" onclick="showhide('div1');return loadIframe('ifrm1', '[URL]'); ">show/hide me</a></p></td></tr> <div id="div1" style="display: none; position: fixed; z-index:4; width: 1010px; height: 500px; left: 5%; top: 15%; background-color: #f0f0f0; border: 1px solid #000; padding: 10px;"><iframe name="ifrm1" id="ifrm1" width="100%" height="90%" scrolling="yes" frameborder="0"> Sorry, your browser doesnt support iframes. </iframe><p><a href="#" onclick="showhide('div1')">close</a></div>';
I've been having problems with web browsing that I think may be related to Javascript.I use forum sites like and there I get logged out every few minutes/seconds I've found that clearing my cache regularly seems to help a little, but it doesn't fix the problem. Other forum/avatar sites like Solia and Zaffcast don't work properly either, Solia was the site that first alerted me that my javascript may not be enabled. Since then, I have seen other sites that also require javascript that say that my Javascript is not enabled.I'm using Firefox, and my Javascript is certainly enabled in tools> options> content. I'm also having the same problems in IE, Opera and Safari (I haven't tried Chrome yet).I've done some javascript tests and it is working, but evidently not properly.There is another thing that confuses me, it's the fact that if I use my phone as a modem, I don't have this problem. So could it have something to do with my internet connection?
