I created a test page here: [URL]. But basically the problem is that $("#button").attr("disabled",true); should disable a input button, and it does, HOWEVER it outputs disabled="" when it should output disabled="disabled".
Is it possible to disable the browser from refreshing when settings document.location.href
for example here's what i would like to do
if you're at mysite.com you'll click on a link. that link will fire a func that will make the location mysite.com/about however i don't want the browser to refresh. instead i want to write some javascript that will do someother stuff. i know it seems pointless but for the project i am working on it actually make pretty good sense (to me at least LOL).
i don't care about clicking the refresh button or F5 right now. just not having the browser refresh when i change the document.location.
I have a quiz application made in PHP. The quizzes have a time limit, and i display the time left using javascript in a textfield. I always initialize the timer on document load. I also have a page navigation that switch between pages, and i maintain the time value from the last page.
Now the problem is that if the user clicks on back button of the browser and after on forward, the timer gets reinitialized with the start time, and in this way he can cheat. Can you please tell me how can i disable all navigation on my page?
Is there some javascript code I can put on my webpages to prevent visitors at my website from saving a web page to their hard drive, or printing a webpage?
Is there even a way to disable all the menus of their browser?
I am writing a prgram in php.when i click "log out "button ,it redirects to my first page "index.php".(username & password)and then by clicking back button in the browser ,it showing all my previous pages that i visited.I want to disable back button in the browser (javascript should support in all browser) using javascript or php
can i add some simple function at the 'X' button (close button) on the browser which will check whether user enter all fields and if not, prompt them to enter.
(i wanna do this so user cant close the window in half way of the form process)
or is there anyway to disable it? or open a window without the title bar?
I've been tasked with the javascript and layout for an application that uses the browser engine (embedded browser I supposed it is). So it's not the actual browser, it looks like an application. Problem is, you know how you can drag and drop an image or html file into a browser and it will open it? Well, can this be prevented via javascript?
I would like to disable the ability of the user hold control and click and get the dropdown menu. I am ultimately discouraging users from easily getting a copy of the image. I was able to do this and disable dragging on all browsers I have tested except Safari (Mac). Code:
I have a form with some text fields that are disabled UNLESS a checkbox is checked. Initially the text fields are disabled and the checkbox is unchecked.
The code is something like this:
Code: function disableTextbox() { if (chk.checked) { txt.disabled = false; } else { txt.disabled = true; } }
<form action=something.cfm> <input type=checkbox name=chk onclick=disableTextbox();> <input type=text name=txt disabled> <input type=submit> </form> When the form is submitted, some validation is performed. If anything fails, I display an error message and show a link to go back (history.back).
The problem that I am having is that when you click on the link to go back, the checkbox on the form is checked, but the text fields are disabled.
You have to re-click the checkbox to update the text field.
I got this problem while disabling Up/Down arrow keys in Mozilla firefox browser useing javascript Given a standard HTML select/option box, I can capture any keypress while the select has focus and stop the select�s option list from changing values in IE but not in Mozilla.
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In IE and Mozilla I have no trouble capturing the keyCode, and in IE I can prevent pressing a letter "D" and Up/Down arrows from making the list move to Dead, but the select list will drop to �Dead� in Mozilla. I've tried attaching the event handler to keyup, keydown and keypress, but have yet to find a way in Mozila to capture the keypress and prevent the select list from changing the current selection.
I am trying to make a webpage where I wish to disable text selection on entire body without affecting text input in a form by user. Though I found a couple of javascripts on the net, they don't seem to work with all three browsers (IE, FF, Opera). Code:
After lot of research I found that its impossible to disassemble the source code view in the window toolbar.. but finally I found this site that have the function that I am describing..
Start addy here: mortgagecalculators.ws / mortgage-payment-calculator . php End of addy:
The address is separated in pieces because I cant post links and don't forget to include the extension php with the dot at the end of the address but note that if you click on the back history button and then the forward. The java does not work. I get into the source looking for some java call... but nothing found related to security disable source code...
I have a small doubt in jsp coding..I want to disable certain links on user login.These links come under a menu list.Clarifying more on this..I have created a web application which has got a login page..After login it redirects me to my home page..now when an administrator logs in he/she should be able to view all links on the menu list whereas when an user logs in he/she should only view a certain number of links based on his/her privileges..how can i write this code.
I have a javascript controlling the display of a DIV that I did a while back that needs a bit more tweaking to add function to hide the DIV on specific holidays. As it is now, by default, the DIV is being hidden unless it is M-F between 8:00AM-6:00PM:
<script type="text/javascript">
Im assuming that I would just add more else if statements, but not really sure the cleanest way to assign specific dates using this format.
I want to know the height of the viewable portion of a page (minus scrollbar) in Opera and Mozilla.
For Opera, I could use document.body.clientHeight. Unfortunately, this won't work in Mozilla because Mozilla also subtracts the sizes of the top and bottom margins.
For Mozilla, I could use document.documentElement.clientHeight. Unfortunately, this won't work in Opera because Opera returns the height of the entire page, not just the viewable portion.
So I have two options:
1) Use browser detection code to determine if the user is running Opera or Mozilla, and then use the appropriate clientHeight code.
2) Use window.innerHeight. This is supported by both Opera and Mozilla, however it returns the height of the viewable portion of the page *including* the scrollbar. Is there any way to determine the width of a scrollbar? If not, then I would have to make an assumption and subtract the hardcoded width of the scrollbar from window.innerHeight... but only if the scrollbar is present, is there a way to determine that?
I'll be the first to admit, I am not skilled with javascript, but I can do a little work here and there. I remember learning there is a way to detect a user's/viewer's browser. Is there a possible javascript that allows me to detect a viewer's browser, the based on the browser, selects css/html to use so that the website is viewed correctly?
I wanted to know if we have some validator tool available which can validate our jsp code for W3C standards and for cross browser compatibility for browsers like IE, Mozilla, Chrome.