I'm trying to figure out if there's an easy way to execute all the Javascript code included or referenced in an HTML document even if given code references DOM objects.I basically have some Javascript code that makes a POST to my server. The POST payload includes a unique identifier for that html page, so I know if the JS was successfully executed if I see the unique identifier in my server's logs.
At first I wanted to test if the javascript in 5 pages worked, so I manually opened the 5 sites and verified my logs. I then wanted to see if the JS in 100 pages worked, so I wrote a little script that launches 100 tabs in FF staggered (I also used a nifty tool -- autocomplete, to close old tabs). I then wrote a utility to go through my server's logs and verify that the 100 unique identifiers that I was expecting were there... So this also worked fine!But now I want to move forward and test 1K or maybe even 10K sites. Is there anything I can use to execute Javascript embedded in an html page? Hopefully asynchronously?
I am working on a website that will contain YouTube Photoshop tutorial videos which I am creating.
The videos will be added as embedded objects. I want to use a dropdown menu so the user can select which video will appear. The video itself will be contained inside of a single table cell. The content of that cell will depend on which video is selected in the dropdown.
Is there a way to do this? I have some javascript experience but I am for sure still a novice. Also, is there a link to a sample script that would be similar to what I am trying to do? I've been searching the internet but I haven't found anything similar to this yet.
I have a basic flash gallery that I embedded into my site (HTML & CSS). When viewed in Firefox everything is fine (840px by 427px), but when viewed in IE the gallery changes size & needs to be (887px by 440px) to be viewed correctly.
So, I put an Javascript If Then Else statement. Now it targets and changes in the IE browser (width='887' height='440') , but it also changes the Firefox one to 887x440 when it should stay the original 840x427.
I'm an ASP developer by trade, but I've had to create client side scripts with JavaScript many times in the past. Simple things, like validating form elements and such.
Now I've been assigned the task of extracting content from a given HTML page. If anyone's familiar with the Yahoo! Store order confirmation screen, I need to be able to grab the total amount from the table to the right-hand side. (Sample File: http://www.2beyourself.com/t/sample.html)
If you view the source, this is in a table and enclosed with ugly html. the value I want to retrieve is wrapped with b tags. Originally I was thinking of using innerHTML or innerText for extracting the value. But I find that we cannot gain control of this piece of the Yahoo! Store to make it work!
So after talking with peers, we thought of reading in the entire HTML page and using regular expressions to try and extract the value. Something along the lines of: '<b>[0-9]+.[0-9]{2}</b/>'
I'm not sure how to accomplish this. Could someone please point me in the right direction? If this solution is even a good one. If you have something better, I'm all ears! (eyes) If using the regular expression would be a good solution, I need to find out how to read in the entire HTML doc, and then parse out that piece.
I have written the following code to read contents of a text file using FileReader object of HTML 5 for Google Chrome.
<script> function handle_files(files) { var i; if (checkBrowser("Chrome")) { for (i = 0; i < files.length; i++) { file = files[i]; var reader = new FileReader(); ret = []; reader.onload = function (e) { console.log(e.target.result) }reader.onerror = function (stuff) { console.log("error", stuff) console.log(stuff.getMessage()) }text = reader.readAsText(file[i]); alert(text); }}} </script> <input type="file" multiple="multiple" onchange="handle_files(this.files)">
Unfortunately, the variable text always displays as undefined. Everything above the line text = reader.readAsText(file[0]); works fine. Is there any other solution to read a text file using HTML5/JavaScript on Chrome?
I need a way to read the iframe url even when you navigate to a different page it will read again and keep tracking where the URL is on. Display the URL of the iFRame all the time how would I do this is it possible?
I am trying to cycle through a set of tables within divs this works fine in firefox, but I cannot understand why it is not working in webkit broswers an example of what I'd like to cycle through:[code]do I need to somehow define that 'roundabound' id is what i'd like to cycle through?
im writing a .net mvc web app and in this step Id like to send a post back to my controller including date and time values that i have stored inside hidden fields on a form. where im getting confused (I am very new to java script) is how I can now read those values and add them to the URL I'm constructing
I have a external file for example abc.js ,in this abc.js file no functions ,it contains some scripting,i want to call the scripting file though html I use the code
I am using javascript to run couple of video on my web page with wmp embedded on the web page. The script and the code works ok when when I am running on my computer but as soon I download files and web page to a remote server the video files dont play. I am puting the code below:
<script type="text/javascript"> function play(media){ document.getElementById('mediaplayer').innerHTML= '<object classid="clsid:22d6f312-b0f6-11d0-94ab-0080c74c7e95"'
In a document there is iframe (id="frame0"). Into it there is loaded file only with form (id="form"). On main document there is also a form (id="form0") with several input fields and buttons. How to copy all input fields with their values form form0 to form1? And how to add a submit to form1 and then press it?
I was hoping someone might have a solution to randomizing a URL in javascript... in this case for an embedded Simpleviewer link?At the moment the link is http://timperceval.com/guiran/intro1/ but I would like to have the site randomly choose from four URLs.
The embedded code is as follows: <!--START SIMPLEVIEWER EMBED.--> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://timperceval.com/guiran/intro1/svcore/js/simpleviewer.js">
I'm using CDO to send information by e-mail to the users of an intranet system. By embedding a asp page via objMail.CreateMHTMLBody, I can send them dynamic content like info on db..
The point is: Since I tested and realized the embedded page can't perform a recordset to populate itself with db content, I'm sending this info as parameters and retrieving at the embeeded page before beeing attached on e-mail by quesrystring. The tests I'm doing is gathering info from recordset (on a CDO page) like this: Do while not rsemprestimos.eof Code:
I've created an ad unit which is to be embedded on other sites. In this ad unit are links which when clicked upon, as supposed to lightbox the link using lightview over the whole page, not just inside the ad unit embed.
I've used iframe and object tags and the result is that the content always opens inside the object frame. Is there any way, other than a flash embed which expands, to do this? Basically, what I'm looking for is a non-Flash ability to overlay something over the whole page (or at least expanded outside of the embed)
[URL] If you visit that page, it has 2 drop down menus embedded in each other. One is under the name "destination weddings" and within that, there is one named "Historic Wessex Packages". It runs on a JS script (which I am currently modifying) called slide.js. The problem is that if you go to one of the other pages (like Contact Us) then slide down the destination one, then the historic one, it doesn't cope with the dynamically changing height and fails.
I currently use Google's and Quantcast's javascript includes on my site. I want to do the same thing for users of my site except on a much easier level. I want users to include a javascript that detects the URL of the page where the script is included... Should be easy but I don't know where to start.
I currently using the <object> tag to display a webpage in another webpage... essentially. I read that <iframe> is basically deprecated and <object> should be used to replace it.
Thus my code breaks down basically to this: <object data="mywebpage.php"></object>
I'm using FF3 and the question I have is how do I print the contents of the object only? Currently, I have to right click the object and under "This Frame" click Print.
Industry feedback in 'advertising world' is that I really could do with moving mini flash vids as thumbnail links, not static thumbnails if possible. This is where I am up to for you kind folk to see - [URL] The playback of the flash vids (in the big playback area right/mid of screen) from the JPG thumbnail links on the TOP ROW works FINE, but how do I similarly call that 'BIGFLASH' function to display the video right-centre linking from the JW Flash Player vid thumbnail equivalents on rows TWO and THREE?
Do Flash vids defo overide all other functionality (and thus the 'linking hand' hovering icon) we could otherwise use to "couch" the object (ie, in this case, the calling of the flash routine) like using javascript OnClick, etc or do we need to try and "con" the FLASHVARS within the flash player using the flashvar "DISPLAYCLICK:" ( http://developer.longtailvideo.com/trac/wiki/FlashVars ) to do something javascripty and invoke the 'BIGFLASH' function? The parameter options seem limited though don't they... as far as I can tell you can't use the DISPLAYCLICK flashvar to call a bespoke JS routine. I wonder if it is possible to put a transparent layer OVER the flash vid in JW Player and use that as the link, or does flash not allow other layers superimposed over it?
My hands seem to be bound unless I am not seeing the wood for the trees! I really like the layout as it is and the coding and the fact I'm nearly there so I would hate to have to do something radically different at this stage. Why is such an obvious function so difficult to achieve?!
I have an embedded font in my CSS however somtimes the texts loads before the font loads (i.e. the text is loaded in a normal font the it changes after). Is there anyway i can say dont load page until the font file is loaded, or maybe dont show the div until the font is loaded?
I have a javascript sound board that I've made for a Church skit but I'm wanting to be able to smoothly fade out the longer SFX without having to do it manually with the volume slider.
The Object: <span id="player_holder"><embed id="player" hidden="true" autostart="true" loop="false" volume="100"/></span>
How do I modify the volume value from: document.getElementById('player')
I am struggling to find examples on the web that implement Javascript callback functions of an embedded Real Player.
There are lots of examples for Visual Basic, but I couldn't find any for Javascript.
I am looking for any basic example. For example, showing a javascript alert when a Real Player error is triggered. (with examples for both Netscape/Firefox and Internet Explorer)