There are no problems with the following image loading code fragment
and window.status assigments/updates in IE but in Firefox window.status
fails to update. Any suggestions?
I want to open popup on clicking link and onmouseover the link i want to show url in status bar .if i give it in href then onclicking it open the new window and submit the parent window
i use mouseover function to give status bar url it work in IE7 but not in mozilla
I have what I thought was a simple piece of code to count characters in a text area. The code works fine in FF and safari, but not in IE. Can someone explain if the problem is my code or something else.
function govindaAddEventHandler(obj, eventName, handler) { if (document.attachEvent) { obj.attachEvent("on" + eventName, handler);
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The problem occurs when I change it from an on"click" event to an on"focus" event. In the latter case (onfocus) it does not work on Firefox, but only in IE8. Why is that? How can I add an event handler for onfocus in firefox?
I'm using the following commands in a javascript popup window link and it hides everything but the status bar. Can someone tell me what's wrong? I've only tested it in Firefox and the status bar keeps appearing.
Two calls, one from a form and one from the html body reach the same 'window.open' function but only the former works.
The idea behind the simplified script of my post is to select to open one of two windows (files) by pressing one of two buttons. Each button passes a different parameter to the 'open/focus' window function. This function has an argument(arg) place holder to determine which window(file) to open(or focus) when a button is pushed and a corresponding string(argument) is passed. The window function is simply a double function,repeating the same if-else statements. That is, with the function(arg): "if(if-else) else(if-else)", the argument passed to 'arg' will determine if[to] {open else focus file1(button1)} else[to] {open else focus file2(button2)} in a new window.
Using a PC with either Explorer or Firefox, both the form button and the button coded in the html body opened a new window, but only the form button could bring the window forward(via 'object.focus') if it was already open. Using a Mac with Firefox, the form button worked well either to open or to bring forward an existing window, but the the button coded in the html body did nothing. Two 'alert' are place in the window function to show that the html button's call is reaching the window function. My question is that if this call from the html button passes through the same statements as that of the form button, why does it fail? (The script is in Perl, but it can be viewed as html in the source page.)
PHP Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use CGI qw(:standard);use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);use strict; my $query = new CGI; my $JSCRIPT=<<EOF;
If I do not have enough information provided, please tell me. I am VERY weak when it comes to Javascript.I am trying to pass the variable status using a form and it works in IE, but not in Firefox/Chrome.How it is called;
im new to javascript really because im mainly PHP and MySQL, however i need something. At the bottom of a browser, you have a window status right? Well, when i move over links on my website, the status at the bottom changes to the destination of that link. Like
http://www.mydomain.com/somepage.php
How can i do a mouse over event, so when someone moves over the link, the status changes to "The login page" or "Register here", etc, to replace the destination URL.
I really dislike the look of (javascript-)links in the statusbar and I can't integrate "onmouseover="window.status='...'return true;" in all of the links, cause I'm going to use this (http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/hvmenu/) menu. So, is there any solution for my problem?
Is there a way to find out, in the calling javascript code, if the opened window mywin could read server information from "http://localhost:3456/".
I tried mywin.error and mywin.status, but it's not yet clear to me what to do.
In mywin, the (Dutch) InternetExplorer version, it can, sometimes say, could not open this page. (To be exact: In Dutch "De pagina kan niet worden weergegeven".)
My goal is actually to find out, if there is something running on localhost that is listening on port 3456. There might be other ways to do this then checking mywin even?
I am trying to determine whether the status bar is visible or not .. is there a method to check the state? I did a google search and found info re: window.status.visible but it returns undefined?! Has it been deprecated?
I'm trying to do a redirect using the below code: <script type="text/javascript"> window.location.href = "http://google.com" </script> FF and IE work as they should. Chrome doesn't.
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Same code pasted within a local html file works fine.
How can I create a popup window in a form without showing the status, menubar, location and with width of 502 and height 550?
I was doing something like this, it will popup a window, but I do not want to show the status, menubar, location, etc. The form is submitted to other site.
i have this code i need to close the parent.html window when the child window opened, i need the code for that working well in IE and Firefox Parent.html
<HTML> <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript"> function sendTo() { window.open('child.html','_blank','resizable=yes,width='+(screen.width-500)+',height='+(screen.height-500)+''); } [Code]...
Firstly I know this issue has been addresses a lot already but as a newbie to HTML and Web Development I am unable to get the idea. according to documentations and solutions proposed on different forums a popup or child window can be only closed using window.close() if it is opened via window.open() function.
I have just downloaded the JavaScript HTML WYSIWYG editor TinyMCE. It works well except when I click on the link button or any other button that opens a window to add an element, nothing loads in the window.I have downloaded multiple up-to-date versions and non of them work. The examples on the TinyMCE website work for me. Also the examples that I downloaded work in Internet Explorer 7, Safari (for windows), Google Chrome, and Opera.It just does not work in Firefox. I even disabled all my add-ons and reinstalled Firefox.When i went to upload it to a server (the version I downloaded) it worked in Firefox.How do I make it so it will run in Firefox locally?
I'm a newbie in mozilla web development. I've been developping apps for IE and Netscape for years though. After searching the internet (groups google etc..), I found a way to pop a modal window using a XUL page.
Here is my question: despite seing examples of how to return a value to the caller window, I have been unable to make this work. Is there anyone who would have a TESTED very simple example on poping a modal window that would receive one argument and would return a result?
I want to use this to pop a calendar page and return the date chosen. I have the code for the calendar, but I need the mechanism to get the date back. This window has to be modal by requirement.
I've a button that onclick calls a function that calls the following code. The last 3 lines are for IE, which didn't want to close till I put in the funny line with opener.
This closes a window in IE, but in FireFox an odd thing happens. I have to mouseout of something before it closes. If I click the button and then leave the mouse sitting there, above the button, then nothing happens in FireFox. It's as if the code is broken.
I did originally have window.blur in their, instead of parent.focus. But I took it out a while ago and did shift-refresh in FireFox.
I'm putting together a popup flash player that can be launched from a url posted on a board. The link goes to a landing page which executes an onLoad script that opens the popup, then closes itself, leaving the popup over the board. Works fine in IE, but in FF the landing page remains open behind the popup and over the board. It will not self.close, and can't be closed from the popup (close.opener). Leading theory is that a FF window cannot be closed with script if it was not opened with script, and I've somewhat confirmed this, but seems a simple thing and should be doable.
