Set 15 Minutes As A Valid Range In The Awesome Simile Timeline
Apr 10, 2010
I've been trying to set 15 minutes as a valid range in the awesome simile timeline, I have just followed their own instructions: [URL] but even when following the step by step indications I found that the code in the instructions have changed compared with the code you can download now: [URL] Have anybody already done this? Any working examples? I have been trying but the instructions seem to be writed for an older versi�n of the timeline and I have failed in any attempt to adapt it to new code.
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.
I need to implement a timeline whereby the user can scroll through the different years i.e 1981 -> 2009. I need to use the jQuery slider but the timeline must be vertical in slider not horizontal as per most of the examples out there i.e [URL]. Any example of a working vertical jQuery slider. The timeline is just going to be in a div and will be text mainly text.
I want to validate two a date range using javascript, so that my program would check startdate less than end date. The below function only check the year, and it works.
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 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 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'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?
I have to get the hours, minutes and seconds between 2 timestamps. It´s for a reminder, so I get in a click the actual time. The time until the job is finish is 30 minutes.
var d = new Date(); var stunden_aktuell = d.getHours(); var minuten_aktuell = d.getMinutes(); var sekunden_aktuell = d.getSeconds();
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Do you know how to get the hours, minutes and secons between this stamps?
I have created a PDF time sheet for work that automatically calculates the hours worked utilizing the below script:
topmostSubform.Page1.worked[0]::calculate - (FormCalc, client) var amTime = 0 if (HasValue(amOut) and HasValue(amIn)) then amTime = Time2Num(amOut.formattedValue, "h:MM A") - Time2Num(amIn.formattedValue, "h:MM A")- 1800000 endif // compute total time in hours from the millisecond value $.rawValue = Sum(amTime)/3600000
I discovered a problem; if the employee works less than 8 hours they may not take a lunch. I have it set to automatically subtract 30 minutes for lunch. How do I write it to only subtract 30 minutes if the work day is greater than 4 hours? I am new to java script and have NEVER programmed anything previously. I am working in Adobe LiveCycle Designer and what I have done so far was gleaned by reading the internet. So please, if you reply break it down Barney style.
I have developed a application in jsp. I need to achieve a count down timer(days,hours,minutes,seconds) between from date to todate, considering below cases. All below are assumed
(1) I have 4 product, for each product i have different end date stored in mysql in DB.
(2) I need to calculate time time remaining for the end date for each product, for eg;
Product 1 end date : 10/05/2010 (i need to show the time remaining for the end of 10/05/2010 from current time and date). Like wise i need to show for different products.
let say i have an id range Ie. test1, test2, test3 ... How do i call all of them at a time ? I cant use getElementbyId for sure ... Anyone has any clues?
I insert text at the text cursor in a contentEditable div. I then have 2 adjacent text nodes so I want to normalize them so there is only 1. The problem is that after I normalize I lose focus on the div and my [text] cursor position. Is there a way around this? How can I save my cursor position and go back to it after I normalize?
After reading section 15.9.1.1 the ECMAScript Language Specifications I see that the date range for the Date function is +/- 100,000,000 days from 01 Jan 1970. This is called an extrapolated Gregorian calendar. Since the Gregorian calendar did not begin until 15 Oct 1582 what is the purpose of dates before that date? Wouldn't any computation prior to that date be meaningless or am I missing something?
The reason I ask is that I have created a date calculator at my web site. I don't want it to do computations with dates that have no meaning.
Columbus discovered america on 12 Oct 1492. This must have been with the Julian Calendar. If I used the Date function to see how many days it was from that date until now would it be correct?
What would be the best way to apply a class to a range of elements. For instance the user selects a box with the id of 'day_50', they then select another box with id 'day_70'. I need to apply a class to all boxes with the id between and including 50 - 70?
I have to do validation on a form for 2 dates(StartDate and EndDate)the dates cannot be more than four months apart if they are an alert must be displayed. In other words Nov 2009 till March 2010 or May 2009 till September 2009 should be invalid regardless of the day of the month Simply 2 input boxes(StartDate and EndDate) and a submit I've got the other parts of my page worked out just this has me stumped
what is the right syntax to use for field that carry hidden value same as autoincrement value in db. The form was able to add n delete this value from db make it the hidden value keep changing. it is possible to check range validation for the value?
in this case the hidden value is sid.
How to correct the line below? --> var chkVal = theForm.("score1"&&sid).value
the full script as below.
<script> function Form1_Validator(theForm) { // require that the To Field be greater than or equal to the From Field
Suppose I've made my range so that it covers a word, using range.expand('word'). Typically to add the next word, I would write range.moveEnd('word', 1). But this seems not to work in Webkit. Perhaps it should be implemented differently?
there are 2 divisions. there is a word-document loaded in first division. when the user clicks somewhere in the document, i need some event to return to me something that is a valid activedocument.range, so i can select it and work with it.
I'm currently using formchek.js to validate various form fields, however, I cannot figure out how to validate a field with a numeric range of 6-10 digits. I apologize in advance for asking such a question since I'm using formchek.js, but my strength is server-side programming not JavaScript.
