Chocolate570
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In an input button, put this.<input type=button value="Highlight All" onClick="java script:this.form.txt.focus();this.form.txt.select();">where the name(or id?) or the textarea is 'txt'.
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Hey, thanks! That's a good idea. (i'm not hyper anymore)
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I made this. It is cool. Comment on it. Give me suggestions. I am hyper. Wee. <html><head><script type="text/javascript">function gothing(h){var h=document.getElementById("test").valueif(h.length!=0){var win=window.open("test")win.document.write(h+"<br><br><input type='button' value='Close Window' onclick='window.close()'>")}else{alert("Error: 1a45f66d-'No Text Recieved'")}}</script></head><body><form><textarea id="test" cols="50" rows="20" scrollable="yes" hsrcoll="yes" vscroll="yes"></textarea><input type="button" value="Test Code" onclick="gothing()"></form>
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function mouseOver(){var color="Put Color Hex Here"document.body.bgcolor=color}
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Here.<html><head><script type="text/javascript">function mouseOver(i){if(i=='b1'){document.getElementsById("ref1").src ="b_blue.gif"}else{document.getelementsById("ref2").src="b_blue.gif"}function mouseOut(i){ if(i=='b1'){document.getElementById("ref1").src ="b_pink.gif"}else{document.getelementById("ref2").src="b_pink.gif"}}</script></head><body><a href="http://www.w3schools.com" target="_blank"onmouseover="mouseOver('b1')"onmouseout="mouseOut('b1')"><img id="ref1" border="0" alt="Visit W3Schools!" src="b_pink.gif" name="b1" width="26" height="26" /></a><br /><a href="http://www.w3schools.com" target="_blank"onmouseover="mouseOver('b2')"onmouseout="mouseOut('b2')"><img id="ref1" border="0" alt="Visit W3Schools!" src="b_pink.gif" name="b2" width="26" height="26" /></a></body></html>
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sure, first edit the values. Then go here:http://scriptasylum.com/tutorials/encdec/html_encoder.htmlFollow the instructions.
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Here you go, if this is what you want. The red parts are the parts that you can change.
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Do you mean like version, or something else? version can be found by.navigator.appVersion
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yup, you can. Suppose you had:<input type="button" value="function test" onclick="dothisthing();dothisecondthing()">That would work. Unless it's supposed to be a semicolon.... uhhh.... ok, here's an example. <head><script type="text/javascript">function dothisthing(){alert("First thing done,")}function dothisecondthing(){alert("Second thing done")}</script></head><body><input type="button" value="function test" onclick="dothisthing();dothisecondthing()"></body>
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Hehe...you'll never be banned by annoying us, annoy the admins and that's a different story. :)Np
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Oh, psh. Just accept your defeat. :)Also, What?
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Hmm...so let me understand this.All you want is a select box with a file box and a submit button, and when the user selects a file and selects a site and clicks the submit button, take the user to the site? If that's what you want, i can do it. If you want the location of the file to be taken to the site..... :ph34r:
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O.M.G.I MADE SOMETHING WORK WITH CSS! Hahah! I beat jonas! :)the red parts are the parts where you change the color of the td. the td:active means when the table cell is clicked, and the td part is the table in general. Good luck!
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Unless it's me, that script does not work in firefox. I'll try to work on it, unless someone beats me.
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There is microsoft front page...but that's better for html, and it's a pretty sad program for html. :)Or, we can be your program. Press the "new topic" button, enter your values, and someone will give you the code. Not too much difference, eh?
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^^ Jonas is right. The news section needs major help. Also, your menu seems to be working now, so congratz.
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You're correct, but i really don't think that it's that bad. That is correct in every way. For example, instead of showing how a <img> tag and a <a> tag can be combined, give ideas. Or don't show it at all, actually ask the person to guess how that can be done!
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No problem, good luck with your site.
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Sorry bout that, i meant: <script type="text/javascript">function setthing(element){if (element=="1"){document.getElementById('set1').style.visibility="visible"document.getElementById('set2').style.visibility="hidden"}else{document.getElementById("set2").style.visibility="visible"document.getElementById("set1").style.visibility="hidden"}}</script>And then for the form part,<form><DIV><input type radio id="sel" value=A onclick="setthing('1')"> Option A <input type=radio name=sel value=B onClick="setthing('2')"> Otion B</DIV><DIV id="set1" style="visibility:hidden">Questions 4-8</DIV><DIV id="set2" style="visibility:hidden">Questions 9-10</DIV></form><DIV>and so on for the rest of the questionnaire</DIV>
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Well, you could use javascript functions like this:function setthing(element){if (element=="1"){document.set1.style.visibility="visible"}else{document.set2.style.visibility="visible"}}And then for the form part,<DIV><input type radio name=sel value=A onclick="setthing('1')"> Option A <input type=radio name=sel value=B onClick="setthing('2')"> Otion B</DIV><DIV name="set1" style="visibility:hidden">Questions 4-8</DIV><DIV name="set2" style="visibility:hidden">Questions 9-10</DIV><DIV> the rest of the questionnaire</DIV>I think that should work.
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<form name="combined" action=""><input type="file" name="file what to name this??? 3 different names above(!)" /><select name="selecting"><option value="">select the server</option><option value="form_1">upload to site 1</option><option value="form_2">upload to site 2</option><option value="form_3">upload to site 3</option></select><input type="submit (or should use button? )" onclick="if (this.selectedIndex = 0) { alert('you didnt select a server!') } elseif (this.form.file.value = 0) { alert('you didnt select a file to upload!') } elseif (this.options[this.selectedIndex].value = form_1) { here goes the code to submit form 1 } elseif (this.options[this.selectedIndex].value = form_2) { here goes the code to submit form 2 } elseif (this.options[this.selectedIndex].value = form_3) { here goes the code to submit form 3 }" /></form> You put WAY too much javascript inside the events of the button/whatever, you have to write a function. Explain better what you're trying to do, and i'll help out.
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*Smacks for-head with a steel construction girder*Last time i'm going to try to help out in the css forum. Good luck fluffums, and thanks f-man.
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window.onload=function(){hover()}First of all, i'm pretty sure it's window.onload="function(){hover()}"And you can put that in the body-onload section. Also, that makes no sense..window.onload=function(){hover()}Just use window.onload="hover()"
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You know what? Just shoot me. Check this out:a.one:hover {background-close:#5f5f5fcolor: #000000;font-family: Verdana;}Also-divs aren't needed.Instructions: put the ahref tag like this:<a href="blah" class="one">Blah</a>
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#nav a:hover {background-color:#5f5f5f;color: #000000;font-family: Verdana;}Did that wrong. Put this: a:hover#nav{background-close:#5f5f5fcolor: #000000;font-family: Verdana;} Tell me if that works?