I need to execute an http get from a unix script (HPUX). I have
access to a javascript that will do what I need. Can javascript be
called from a kshell script, if so how would I do so? If not is there
a easy conversion from javascript to java, so that I could compile &
execute it as a java program?
How can you tell what shell you are running on UNIX system?
View 1 Replies View Relatedive recieved a counter that ads up a fixed value per second starting
from 01-01-03.
This java script acts perfectly on MSwindow based system but when shown on
an UNiX-like system the script presents a negative value resp. adding up or
down. How can i correct this?
For those of you who know what JS/UIX is, its a UN*X-like OS for standard web-browsers....
View 3 Replies View Relatedim trying to convert Date() into a unix timestamp so i can stick the result into a mysql db.
View 6 Replies View Relateduser select a date/time for an input form. Once this form has been submitted i will use php to convert it into a unix timestamp for the db.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to add a unix timestamp into an exisiting function, but am uncertain how you add the variable. I searched the boards here, and came across this example to convert a date to unix in javascript. var date3 = new Date(Date.parse("21 May 2009 10:03:20")); And I'm trying to add it to this: flashobj3.addVariable ("targetTime", $date3);
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm working on a project that requires files to be password
protected on a UNIX based site. The people that own the web site want
to be able to change the password every so often. Unfortunately, I
have restricted access only to FTP so I really can't log in to any kind
of Administrative Console or Admin Panel and see if there are folders
that can be password protected and then have passwords changed on them.
The people I'm contracted to work on the site for aren't the most
computer savvy people though....so..my question is:
Is there a user friendly way of password protecting a folder on a UNIX
based site?
I need to know how to send form output to a non-windows platform. what
are the standards script in? are they in cgi or php?
Is there any way at all I can get a user's login name from within
JavaScript on Unix/Linux with Mozilla browser. If not, how about the
home directory? I know there are *usually* variables accessible via
navigator.preferences() that contain the info, but I have found none
that can *always* be expected to exist.
In textareas or input textboxes, when you dynamically add '
' to the textbox's value, is it automatically converted to '
'? If it does, in what browsers does this happen? Firefox (and other Geckos)? Opera? Konqueror?
I did some search from the internet and check for jquery plugin that I can use so that I can display datetime base on clients local time. But not much seems to be what I'm looking for.Example like the facebook wall's post that posted datetime. It will display like 12 mins but as u stay on the page more than a min it will display 13 mins. Then for older post it will dispaly in more details like month, day, year, time, etc.
View 2 Replies View RelatedThis is not the final script, it is a draft, but I am trying to learn as much as possible and I would like to fix this before I move on and completely rewrite it.
As you can probably tell - this is my first crack at JS...
Right now I have a page with a registration form, seen here:
[URL]
It is working as well as it can be in FireFox, but in IE it is not working at all. Now, I just ran the IE8 debugger, and my first problem is the onload function in the body tag, it is saying that an object is missing, but I do not understand what this means.
The first time I enter the command n it should run the first if statement, when I enter n it should then run the second one as its in zone two. However this is just not happening... What am I doing wrong. Its simply running the second one and skipping the first.
// gameFunctions.js
// Javascript file for Game.html
// September 29th 2010 Edition
[code]...
I can run MS-Dos using JavaScript with this codes:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
var cmd = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");
cmd.run("cmd /c echo It works! CMD opened but is visible.");
</script>
I wonder if I can run MS-Dos hidden like in Visual Basic 6.0?
Code:
Dim command As String command = "echo It also works!" Shell "cmd /c " & command, vbHide Is it also possible to fetch the result and insert to a DIV? I'm sorry, I'm just a new web developer and really want to learn.
Although my javascript runs in firefox, doesn't in IE.[code]...
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a bunch of .js files that I insert into my my html file using
the <script> tag, and this works just fine. The .js files contain
info about the menu, table set up, etc. and take care of the page
format.
But now, I have a tidbit of Javascript in an htm file, and this tidbit
opens up a new window with some information on it. I want to insert
all of the menu and format javascript files on this new window that it
opens. so, my question is: how would I do this: (since this doesn't work!)
output.document.write('<SCRIPT language=JavaScript
src="/scripts/menu_array.js" type=text/javascript></SCRIPT>');
Anyone know a good site that'll teach you how to make a drop-down navigation
bar? I assume it is javascript
I have a drop down field that is dynamically populated using an XML sheet that looks like:
Code:
I populate the dropdown box using javascript that looks like this:
Code:
My the drop down form looks like this:
Code:
When a user clicks on the drop down box, all of the values inside "<title>" tags get displayed. Once the user has made their selection, the form is submitted and posts the user's option. My problem is that when the user clicks on the drop down box, I want them to see the content included in the "<title>" text but I want the form to post the data included in the "<xml>" tags.
For example, if the user clicks on the drop down menu and selects the option 'Animals' I want the form to post 'xml/animals.xml'. Any ideas how to handle this?
i have found using java script as an exam timer for displaying it to the client is more good than using php..
but i want the page to exit as soon as 40 misn are out...
if java says 40 misn out is there any way for the php to
note that and perform the rquired action?
i am thinking of parallely starting a timer at the server side in php
do u think so? or is htere any way for java script to tlel php the times out
I have been creating a webpage and I have added some buttons via frontpage and linked them to another page, the thing I cant figure out is how to add commands like a javascript button to enable a smaller window, no toolbars, no scroll bars etc.
is there any way i can make the buttons so when they are pressed a window opens with my dimensions etc?
I have a rather lengthy javascript application that I want to run in it's
own window. It looks like it is no problem to do using the window.open and
document.write commands, however this seems like a lot of extra code to wrap
every line of my javascript with mywindow.document.write(""); Is there
anyway around this or perhaps a different approach to running javascript in
it's own window?
Is there a small addition we can make to a .js file, so that it will only be
read during certain times of the year and ignored at the others? It's for a
Christmas promo.
We want it to run only from 1 Nov - 10 Jan, any year.
i've put a div (passed to the function with "r") with inside three div with class "pul". These has the function:
function clic(r){
var blocco = r + " div.pul";
$(blocco).each(function (i)
{
[Code].....
This one should take the img that has been clicked (with the "each()") and by the "i" in each() changes the "src" attribute of the image (with name 0.jpg, 1.jpg, 2.jpg eccetera.. that finds in the folder) that i put in another div ("cambiaimmagine", that is inside "mostrafoto_img", that is inside "mostrafoto"). Why? This image is bigger than the previous, so that you can see it bigger. This all runs in Firefox and Safari, not on IE 6 and 7. I tried to put the alert out of the "click()" and it runs, but inside not.
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I am trying to run this javascript function:
<script language="javascript">
function selectElement(idElement){
var colorSelected='#FFFFCC';
var colorNoSelected='#FFFFFF';
divElement= document.getElementById('sel'+idElement);
inputElement= document.getElementById('lselect'+idElement);
[Code]....
So that it runs when the window loads. Meaning if a checkbox is already selected, the background will already be changed for it.
I'm building a very simple app that relies on a remote server. I will use this app on many websites, so I decided to store it on one server (I have control of the remote server in question).
I need to make sure that this server is up and running, so in the case it's not I can use a fallback.
Would it be a client-side approach? A server-side approach? My guess is to use a js snippet to do the job. If I'm correct, I'll probably use jquery to perfom the task.