there a way of removing unwanted text from a textbox during the submit process.I have a text box that asks for a domain name but i dont want the www. part just the rest of the domain. can javascript remove www. if its present.
I have html code: <script> $(document).ready(function() { $("span").remove(); }); </script> <span> These span should not be deleted </span><div> <span style="color: black; font-weight: normal;"> <font size="5"> I want to be here without tags span and Font </font></span></div> How to delete tags <span> but remain the text between them? Also other <span> do not delete ...
I was wondering if it is possible to remove content from a website based on the screen resolution, rather than have to redirect to a new URL.For example:
<if height greater than 800px> Lots of code <else> <br/> </if>
When using a regular expression, is it possible to strip/remove anything that appears after a string that it finds?For example, if I use:mystring = mystring.replace(/night/gi, "");How can I remove anything that comes after "night"?So if it finds "night time" it only outputs "night".
I have a text field for a user to enter a URL. When I call the form data with PHP I'm adding the http:// into the link like this: <a href="http://' . $url . '">I'm wondering if javascript check to see if the user has entered the http:// and if so, remove it.
how to properly evaluate a value in a document onLoad. Caveat - I am working on this via a CMS (BusinessObjects), so don't have 100% control over what's passed in to the page.
HTML: <div id="home_alert"><hr /> <h2>MEMBER ALERT!</h2> <p><a href="/member-home.htm">LOG IN to read new items!</a></p> </div>
Consider I ahve the following text: <h4>The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog and feels as if he were in the seventh heaven. Why does it jump quick over a dog?</h4> Now is it possible to use Javascript to scan this peice of text and remove certain words?
If I want to remove "and feels" as well as "quick" I should end up with this: <h4>The brown fox jumps over the lazy dog as if he were in the seventh heaven. Why does it jump over a dog?</h4>
Is this possible? If so can someone provide a working example.
I have a bar which dropdownbox so transparant, in a way that I could hardly read its text because its overlap my content text and pictures.
But its order superseed the side bar box. I could clearly read its text on the side but hardly read its text on the middle. I am using jquery which I copy from a tutorial video.
What might be the problem? I would like the text could be clearly read in the navigation bar in order word it suppose to be above the content text when I open the navigation drop down box.
I have an object that onmouseover - displays information.I am using element.append method to do that.However, before doing that, I want to clear the object so it displays present content only.Could not find anything like that. Well I found:jQuery.removeData(elementName,[name])and used it, but it doesn't work.
I am experimenting the online tutorials.I use .append to add same textblock:
$("input.buttonCAdd").click(function () { $("div.contentToChange").find("p").not(".alert").append("<strong class="addedtext"> This text "was" just appended to this paragraph</strong>") });
<ul> <li> <span>June 30, 2009</span> - TitleText <br/> <a href="http://www.mylink.com">Here is my link text</a> </li> </ul>
Without direct access to the html, how can I instead use jQuery to remove the bit after the li span that is "- TitleText"?I've tried a number of different methods and the closest I have come is removing all the text in the list item rather than just that small portion.
I'm looking to get some code so that if the user clicks a textarea for the first time after the page loads, the text clears out, else if he types some text, navigates away, comes back and then clicks again, it does not vanish.
And oh, I'm trying to find something other than what I already wrote:
JavaScript Code:
onClick="if(document.form1.tarea.value=='Click here to make this text disappear and begin writing.') document.form1.tarea.value='';" onClick="if(document.form1.tarea.value=='Click here to make this text disappear and begin writing.') document.form1.tarea.value='';"
I'm trying to reduce a large number of pdf files to text format. Acrobat has a batch processing feature that will convert the files, and also allows a JavaScript to be executed as part of the conversion process.
I would like to add JavaScript code that allows me to replace and/or remove certain text/characters from the file.
Examples would be:
A) Remove all double, triple, multi-spaces and carriage returns
B) Change all uppercase characters to lowercase
C) Remove all punctuation
What i'm really aiming for is to be able to run the batch process in Adobe, then have a javascript filter out all that junk within a file with X amount of lines, not just one.
Objective: Shows the loading image (.loading) before the main content (#body) when the ajax task starts and removes it when the ajax task has been completed. Triggered by an onclick event.
Details: The code above works. The problem is everytime I click the html element (<li>), it prepends the content from the previous execution. As such, if it has a text "loading..." the next time I click another item from the menu it becomes "loading...loading..." I tried using the .fadeout() but it only hides it. So I try .remove(), same thing happens. Tried using them both, separately, and hand-in-hand, the object still does not get destroyed.