Need Next-previous Control To Control Contents Within An IFrame?
Oct 10, 2011
Situation:I have a very long page divided into many sections vertical-wise marked by bookmarks, say pageX.html#s1 to s10. I need to show the section inside an iframe (iFrame1) on the mainpage (mainpage.html). I am thinking of having 4 buttons, sitting on the mainpage, to help navigate between these sections on pageX, namely NEXT, PREVIOUS, TOP, END.condition of the frame, fixed width/height, no scroll, no border.Very new to javascript but need this code to make a page work for BIZ.
I have create a spinnrer (numeric up and down field) in my form.Below is the code for it:
<form action="create_session.php" method="post" name="createsession"> <!-- This will post the form to its own page"--> <table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0">
making a site where i have multiple menu bars sliding up or down showing content. I'm wondering if there is a way to control the contents of the sliding div because now it slides up slightly aswell as the div gets closed (or opened), but i'd like it to stay where it is.So basicly i want the contents of the sliding div not to move when its animated, is that possible? Maybe with another jquery command?
New to javascript/jquery, been trying to create a rotator which displays a large image with caption and uses next/previous button and thumbnails for control. Everything works fine but when the rotator gets to the last item i'd like it to go back to the first, and when the previous button is clicked at the first item I'd like it to go to the last.
$(document).ready(function() { //set to zero var x = 0;
What I want to do is control my iframe by clicking a link in the navigation bar which will trigger some javascript code that will make my iframe go to a website.Can someone give me a script that can do this?
The frame name is "there", also, there are attributes that are taken out of an anchor on the page (valueC and valueD). it seems to fall apart because Netscape doesn't evaluate the "this.page.locC", which is in the "there" iframe How do I pull attributes from out of a frame?
My problem is that my page have a fixed width of for example 800px which the iframe width is 100% of this width, but some external websites I put inside the iframe have a wider fixed width than 600, for example if the external website have the width of 1000px then my iframe will have a horizontal scroll. I don't want the horizontal scroll to appear and at the same time I want the iframe to show the whole width of the external website. Is there a way that I can control the width of the external website and make it 100% of the width of my iframe instead of their fixed 1000px for example? I don't think I can but I thought I would ask anyways maybe it's possible!
I'm building a webpage using javascript and iframes. Basically I have an iframe in the middle of the index.html page that links to another html page (let's call it iframe.html). My question is, is it possible to call a javascript function from iframe.html to control an object on index.html? If so, how do I do this? I'd like to be able to assign an image in iframe.html with the hyperlink of href="javascript:function()", where the function effects the CSS of a div on index.html.
does anybody know how I am able to control Flash Movies from html or JavaScript? For example, I want a movie go to a specific frame each time I open the html file where it is embedded.
I have a form frm1 . The form is generated by a "control" that is placed on the page - I have no access to the source to modify the controls. I can access other hidden controls within it by referencing:
ocontainer.frm1.txt1.value;
I would like to insert my own hidden control that can be posted back to to my page so I can do something with it. How can I do this from clientside at runtime?
Is there a possibility to compare and visualize in a user-friendly way the differences of two html files?
I need also something like a version-control. I think I could generate for everychange of the text a new record in the database. But now I need a tool (JavaScript, Java, etc.) to compare and visualize two versions of these html-files online over a web-browser. I know, this is not really a javascript topic, but perhaps here is anyone how knows a tool for that.
In HTML documents, named forms may be referred to as named properties of the `` document.forms '' collection, and named form controls may be referred to as named properties of the form's elements collection:
var frm = document.forms["formname"]; var contrl = frm.elements["elementname"];
The (string) value property of such controls can be read directly from the element:-
var value = contrl.value; var value = (+contrl.value); //string to number: see 4.21
One exception is where the control is a SELECT element, and support for older browsers, such as NN4, is required:
var value = contrl.options[contrl.selectedIndex].value;
Another exception is where several controls share the same name, such as radio buttons. These are made available as collections and require additional handling. For more information, see:-
I have the following problem: I have a swf file that I'm inserting in my page, this swf file has a sound(mp3 imported file in the stage). I was wandering if I can stop or set the volume to 0, from JavaScript, I found that I can do(play go to frame):
i am useing Javascript Function's for validation Its Working Fine But If Condition Not Matches Its Not getting Focus On That Control. cursor Going To url ...is There Something with Post Back..
I have a page with many links to media player playlists. I want to place a checkbox next to each title so that the user can check the box when they have listened to the selection.
The boxed needs to remained checked when the user comes back to the page so that they know where they left off. I also need to be able to manually uncheck the boxes.
Basically, I need to be able to check and uncheck the box at will and have it be the same when I come back to the page.
I have looked at some onclick scripts but nothing has worked yet. There may be a better way to do this that I have not thought of. Dynamic HTML, applets, etc.
I have a .net application that I am trying to add some javascript code to for a client-side execution. What I want to do is resize all the HTML text fields on my web form, but instead of writing a line for each text box I would like to loop through a collection of controls and resize the control if it is a text field. Is there a way to do this in javascript? The function below is what I have been toying with for the past couple of hours. Another idea was to use a css, but I can't find an element for the text field.
function Test() { Tarray = new Object; Tarray = document.Form1.children for (var prop in Tarray) { //document.writeln(Tarray.toString); var s; s = prop if (Left(s, 3) == "btn") { prop.height = "20px"; } } }
I have some web-server-side code that may place a textbox anywhere on a page. It might be on the page itself, it might be within a <form>, it might be within a <div> in the form, or in a <div> inside the first <div>.
Is there a script out there that will let me, given just the control's ID, recursively find it anywhere on the page so I can set focus to it?
I am having a bit of trouble with running my own (onkeyup) code in response to a tab and then making sure that the tab-effect still occurs i.e. focus on the next control in the tab order isn't happening even though I return true from the function.
I need to find what control is in some position given. I mean, if I give the values left: 200px and top 300px I need to know what control in the page is in that position, or if there is not any.
I have been unable to reduce the size of the text that goes along with my image slideshow(the play, next, stop buttons and also the captions for the pictures) without reducing the size of my title text(my friends).
I am currently strungling with the fact that I want to control the browser closure. In fact, I have a webbased application in which I use a wizard. Ones the wizard starts, a lock is set on specific objects in the db. On all pages of the wizard, the user get the possibility to exit the wizard by clicking on a custom "Exit" button. That way, I know that the user has left the wizard and that way I can unlock the locked objects in the db again.
So far, so good. But users are used to close browser windows by clicking on the "X" in the titlebar. If they close a window that way, the locks aren't unset and no other user may start the wizard again. If I should know that he had clicked on the "X", I could unlock the objects.
I have searched a lot on the net but all results aren't sufficient for me.
Some solutions which don't work:
1) onunload event: =Also called when the window is refreshed or forwarded.
2) "titlebar = no" property while opening the first page of the wizard, is not working (the titlebar is still enabled). And even then, the users can close the window by clicking CRL-F4. This key combination isn't disabled by the "hotkeys = no" property.
Note: if the client's pc crashes or if the user kills the wizard process via the task manager (exceptional cases), they have to call maintenance to reset the locks. This is a requirement, defined by bussiness.
Is it possible to mimic the Ctrl. + Refresh functionality with a button in a webpage using javascript, ideally by placing a button(or link) on a page that when clicked would have the same effect as holding down the Ctrl. key while clicking on the refresh button on the browser.
