Value Assigned To Button Needs To Be Included In Calculate
Jun 6, 2011
I have had a go at another calculator I am making and got stuck. I want to use the F value determined by the first toggle button in the calculation. I dont understand why the calculation wont work as it is stated in the if/else statement.
i have a hidden form value which contain of the TOTAL., let say the total is rm100. then i have anohter two radio button and two text box, one radio button for one text box. for the first radio button & textbox set, the user should insert the percentage; for the second radio button and terxt box set, the user should insert the ringgit malaysia. then how can i get the value form the hidden and the text box and radio button, it will automatically calcualte the discount rate witout submit any button.
let say i have the hidden total is rm100, then i choose ringgit radio button and insert rm50 into the text box, then below there will display rm50(rm100-rm50)?
I am having trouble with figuring a way to set my loop up to reset values of the different coin values. Example, when I put in 78, and click calculate, it tells you how much of each coin would be given back. My problem is that I set it up and run it, but when I put different values in back to back to calculate, some of the fields don't reset.
var change_out = function(){ do { var money = document.getElementById("cents").value;
I would like to use JQUERY API in one of my assigned project. I am looking for open source API only, please suggest me if I can go for JQUERY or not..?
In a javascript brain rut and I need some help! New with this!I'm trying to assign a selected value to an option in a dropdown form when another option from a separate dropdown form is clicked on.example:Form 1 >option 2 is selectedwhen user uses the dropdown on Form 2 and clicks for instance option 7, then I need Form 1 > option 2 to change to Form 1 > option 1I hope that makes sense..I know it's probably pretty basic (calling a javascript command to assign a value to a certain option right?), I'm just trying to grasp javascript though
I have an issue. In a nutshell I am making and inserting into a the DOM of a page a button:
_button = document.createElement("input"); _button.setAttribute("type","button"); _button.setAttribute("id","button"); _button.setAttribute("value","Remove"); _button.setAttribute("onClick","alert('');"); It gets assigned to its parent:
_parent.appendChild(_button);
And all is well in FF 1.5 or 2.0. But in IE 6.x the button appears in the DOM, but the JavaScript 'onclick' is never invoked.
In the below code, sorted values are coming correctly in alert. I want the sorted values to be in div, #div. When i try to append, the div values are disappearing.
I am working with a checkbox array where the key is already set. So instead of being able to use name="name[]", I need to use name="name[0]" etc.. I would like a button or a checkbox to select all in the array(name).
The main reason for this is the nature of the checkbox. If a checkbox is not selected then it is completely skipped when looping through the array. To overcome this I added a hidden field of the same name which will assign a value even if the checkbox is not selected. Then the problem of using name[] arises.
The form is populated with hundreds of entries using PHP so I am looking for a way to loop through them all.
Here's a tiny snippet of HTML of how my form is set up.
I'm a bit of a newbie with javascript and have been somewhat thrown in at the deep end at work. I have been asked to add a filtered list to an index that current exists on a page. I found a suitable code (quoted below) but it seems to conflict with the existing code. As far as I can work out, it is because of the line "arr_nodes = document.getElementsByTagName('div')" which, using my very basic knowledge, appears to affect all existing <div>s in the page, not just the ones I've quoted below.
Basically, Is there any way to make that line ignore all the divs that were originally in the code & just refer to the divs called "text1", "text2", "text3", "text4", "text5", "text6" and "text7"?
what I mainly want to do is to get the div's content and pass it in a variable. To explain what I have done until now :
I have my php file that contains the code :
<?php $connect = mysql_connect("localhost", "...","...") or die("Could not connect to the database."); mysql_select_db("...") or die("Could not find database <...>");
[Code]....
As I have read here, this should have done mydata="6" (is the current result)?
Simple question but google and the forum search function didn't helped me.
if I include a script on http://www.mywebsite.com/foo/index.html , say:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/include/path/myscript.js"></src> is is possible to myscript.js to access *his own location* (here http://www.mywebsite.com/include/path/myscript.js )?
(again, I don't want http://www.mywebsite.com/foo/index.html location, but the included script location) ...
For some reason I cannot get jQuery.css('name') to return a style property that was assigned by a class. However, it returns the property if it was assigned by style="". Has anyone else run into this issue? Bug?
I'm trying to build a slideshow for wordpress. On a static page everything works as expected.In Wordpress however, the same script*1* behaves differently. The activeSlide is hidden behind the "default anchor image". I think it's because activeSlide gets assigned to li instead of the a -tag. You can see that with Google Chrome. The activeSlide class is advancing, it's just assigned to the wrong element. I'd like to target the link (a) again, so the green box appears in front of the red box.
I am trying to make a clickable link in JS wheres as 2 variable assigned as Image URL and Link URL. I have changed the address per forum rules, but I assure you they are valid images addresses and link addresses var _IMAGE_URL = "fakeaddress/picture.jpg"; var _LINK_URL = "fakeaddress"; var _BANNER = "<center><a href="" + _LINK_URL + ""><img src="" + _IMAGE_URL + ""></a></center>" var _POST_THIS = _BANNER
This is then called upon later through _POST_THIS, into a text box, buts its not working. However if I change this: var _BANNER = "TEST<SP>" + _LINK_URL + "<SP>TEST<SP>2<SP>" + _IMAGE_URL + "<SP>TEST<SP>3" Everything posts fine, but ofcourse just as text addresses, such as TEST fakeaddress TEST 2 fakeaddress/picture.jpg TEST 3
So my problem is in this line, trying to post as a clickable picutre, var _BANNER = "<center><a href="" + _LINK_URL + ""><img src="" + _IMAGE_URL + ""></a></center>" Kept hammering away, and the correct statement would be this var _BANNER = "<center><a<SP>href="" + _LINK_URL + ""><img<SP>src="" + _IMAGE_URL + ""></a></center>"
I'd like to have a js random image (1 out of 4) load each time a user visits my page. Along with that image, I'd like a specific quote and sub heading (text) to appear -the quote can be text or another graphic.In other words, if random image '1' is loaded, 'quote 1' (text or another graphic) and 'sub head 1' (html text) is loaded, if random image '2' is loaded, 'quote 2' and 'sub head 2' (html text) is loaded, and so on...
I'm looking for some help, as I've been going crazy trying to wrap my head around the step I am missing here. I have a function that generates a table of predefined row/column size, and which sets each <td> element's ID to "x ,y" where x and y are the horizontal/vertical coordinates within the table. It's intended for use in running a simple game.What I'd like to do is take it one step further and have the script generate onclick assignments for each <td>, giving them all an onclick function with unique arguments defining the <td>'s grid location. My problem is that I can't figure out how to pass the variables defining the coordinates to the onclick function created in the loop, as an argument.The syntax I'm using for assigning the onclick function:PHP Code:
cell[countx].onclick = function() {clickTile(''+countx+','+county+'')}; Variables countx and county are local to the original function. Here it is in context: PHP Code:
I few sites said to (in the js file) put the varible in <%= %> these tags but thats not doing any good. Is there some other part needed to this I'm missing. The javascript I'm using is in a file I included in my VS project.
What I'm trying to do is put my favorites online so that I can access them from any computer. A friend of mine does this, but he's just relying on it not being bookmarked by anyone and not having his email and being in an obscure directory on his website. I'd like to take it a bit further for myself.
I had considered that the file would be something simple like f.html. f.html would get user input, from me, as a "password". However, the code would not validate the proper password (readable by a smart person) but the password would instead be a directory name. The javascript in f.html would then concatenate the variable received into a string that would be the name of the .js file to include (stuck out in some obscure directory). The included file would then proceed to write all the links. Code:
I am able to get the height of the browser w/o the scroll bar, but I need a way of getting the height of the browser with the scroll bar. How can I do this with javascript?