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see example here: http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/tryit.asp?filename=tryjsref_checkbox_order because you have 2 inputs with the same name (contact) <input type="checkbox" name="contact" value="E-mail" />E-mail<br /><input type="checkbox" name="contact" value="Phone" />Phone Number<br /><br /> you will need to use a for loop to cycle through the inputs function validateForm(){var contact = document.forms[0].contact; // Name of input elementvar count = 0; // count is zerofor (i=0;i<contact.length;i++) //loop through the contact checkboxes { if (contact[i].checked == true) // has the checkbox been ticked? { count += 1; // The checkbox has been ticked so add 1 to the count } } if (count == 0) // if count is still zero then nothings been ticked.{ alert("Please tick a contact box"); return false;}.........
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You could use CSS to put a margin around the images http://www.w3schools...n.asp#gsc.tab=0 something like <head><style> img{ margin:20px;}</style></head> this would affect all images though... you could narrow it down further, this would only apply to images within the form tag <head><style>form img{ margin:20px;}</style></head>
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If you have no control over the page then you can't edit it. You could try injecting in a little piece of javascript but the change wont be permanent and only you would see ithttp://www.wikihow.c...ript-Injections if you browsed to the page, in IE/Chrome, type this into the address bar and hit return (don't copy and paste as the browser removes the javascript:word) javascript:;alert(currents); this may or may not be of any use.
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could try something like this <div style="width: 10%; float: left; text-align: right;">Satyaprasad</div><div style="width: 40%; float: left;border-bottom: 2px dotted #000000"> </div>
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ok, so you go to this pagewww.domain.com/password/users.aspx you view source and you see var currents="[Jo,0,1250.21][ian,0.10,2578.30][Fred,2.00,249.25][sue,0.30,1157.56][Chris,0.60,0.15][John,3.00,4742.60][Carl,0.50,0.00][Amanda,0.50,1356.89][Zoe,0.50,549.28][Jo,0.50,0.00][Jen,0.50,0.00][Jo,1.00,288.27][Tracey,1.00,1499.20][Colin,1.00,0.00][simon,1.00,0.00][William,1.00,0.00][Ty,5.00,4872.86][Red,2.00,249.27][ian,2.00,1023.41][Jeff,2.00,0.00][Kevin,2.00,0.00][Carol,2.00,0.00]";? Do you have any control over this page (users.aspx)? I notice you said earlier Do you only have read access to this page then? You can't actually edit the files on the server?
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its quite literally trying to split the url:https://www.domain.com/password/users.aspxnot what is returned from the page users.aspx
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What does the url look like? you could try var currents=window.location.href.toString() instead of this var currents="[Jo,0,1250.21][ian,10,2555.11][Fred,2,186.36][sue,0.30,1157.56]";
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Hi, if you add a couple of paramaters to the process function - name and initialValue - you can then call it like so: process("Jo","0.50");orprocess("Jo","0"); The if statement can check if the paramters are found and the initial value not eqaual to 0 if ((temp[0] == name) && (initialValue != "0")) { alert("Found " + name + " and initial value is not 0 - total Amount is " + temp[2] ); } <!DOCTYPE html><html lang="en"><head><title>split string</title><style>.hdr {font-weight: bold;color: #0f0;}</style><script type="text/javascript" src="jonerror.js"></script><script>window.onload = function() {document.getElementById('out').innerHTML = ''; process("Jo","0.50"); // This will fireprocess("Jo","0"); // This wont fire }var currents="[Jo,0,1250.21][Ian,10,2555.11][Fred,2,186.36][Sue,0.30,1157.56]"; function process(name, initialValue) { var clean = currents.replace(/\[/g,''); var arr = clean.split(']'); for (var i=0 ; i<arr.length-1 ; i++) { var temp = arr[i].split(','); if ((temp[0] == name) && (initialValue != "0")) { alert("Found " + name + " and initial value is more than 0 - total Amount is " + temp[2] ); } //document.getElementById('out').innerHTML += '<span class="hdr">Name:</span> '+ temp[0]; //document.getElementById('out').innerHTML += ' <span class="hdr">Initial Value:</span> '+ temp[1]; //document.getElementById('out').innerHTML += ' <span class="hdr">Total Value:</span> '+ temp[2] +'<br/>'; }}</script></head><body><h2>Customer Values</h2><div id="out"></div></body></html>
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looks good to me...
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It finally worked I chose ASCII and uploaded the script via FTP, refreshed the page and there it was. As a test I made some changes with my built-in editor, after a refresh the error page appeared. Guess I'm stuck using FTP but it's better than nothing Thanks for the help guys
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My permissions are set to 755.I added the Content-type above and i'm still seeing the same error each time i load the page :)EDITI have been doing a bit of googling and found this Maybe this is the problem? i am using a text editor supplied by joomla to create the script... How do i reload it using ASCII, will i have to upload the script with a FTP?
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Thanks for the help, it's as basic as it gets, displaying the old "hello world" script.I have tried saving my file "myscript.pl" in the cgi-bin and in public_html, it's permissions are the same as my PHP, JavaScript and CSS files so i don't think it's that. When i direct the browser to it, it doesn't work, i get a error message. The error message:Internal Server ErrorThe server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.The contents of "myscript.pl" are:#!/usr/bin/perlprint "Content-type: text/html";print "hello";Environment Variables are:Operating system LinuxApache version 1.3.37 (Unix)PERL version 5.8.8Path to PERL /usr/bin/perl
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You took the words out my mouth Jonas There are Java and Cold Fusion forums which are not on the main site.PERL is still widely used in web development and it would seem suitable it had it's own forum.
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Batch files use internal DOS commandsLooks like your choice is causing the problems, try using this:CHOICE /c 1234 /m "Please choose a menu option."
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I need some help with PERL but noticed there isn't a forum for me to post a topic to :)Can anyone offer assistance? Nothing hard btw, i'm just starting out.
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Using " " just means print whats inside to screen.var name = "Hege"document.write(name)document.write("<h1>"+name+"</h1>") document.write(name) - what is name? name is a variable with the value "Hege", so Hege will be printed to screen.If, for example, you said document.write("name") then name would be printed to screen, not Hege - so use of quotations is important. + is used to add variables and strings togetherdocument.write("<h1>"+name+"</h1>")This would displayHege
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Styling the scrollbar was introduced by Microsoft not W3, so basically it's not part of the standard and therefore won't validate.If you look at your page with another browser like opera or firefox then you will notice that they ignore those definitions.
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http://www.w3schools.com/ajax/ajax_database.aspWhen you select from the dropdown the record from the database changes (without the page loading), i guess you make a second dropdown with this new information if you wish.AJAX is partially java script: Asynchronous JavaScript And XML :)But hey i ain't had time to learn AJAX yet or Coldfusion So i'm outta here!
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Say i submit a website to google, a couple months later i search google for this site using the keywords i have specified, up pops Results 1 - 10 of about 58,000,000So my search begins to see what position this site is at, but searching through 58 million will take a long time. So my question is, is there a way for us to know what position our site is at, when using certain keywords, without having to manually check through each of the result pages until we find it? Im looking for google to tell me something like: If you search with these keywords "blah,bleh" site "www.whatever.com" is in position number "250"If you search with these keywords "bling,blong" site "www.whatever.com" is in position number "15"thanks
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You can do these rounded corner things withough images.Example: http://www.fireandknowledge.org/examples/r...ners_part1.htmlInstructions: http://www.fireandknowledge.org/archives/2...-images-part-1/
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<a title> character limit modification or alternative
scott100 replied to cjeanson's topic in HTML/XHTML
I checked your link, Opera is buggy and IE6 doesn't work at all That's strange, the code i posted originally works fine - did you try that before you made any changes -
<a title> character limit modification or alternative
scott100 replied to cjeanson's topic in HTML/XHTML
I just checked it with IE6 and it works fine I just downloaded it all and it works ok.i tried it with<a href="http://www.yahoo.com" onMouseover="ddrivetip('Visit Yahoo.com')"; onMouseout="hideddrivetip()">Search Engine</a> Make sure you have it working first then try puting the javascript into an external file. -
Check out this page: http://www.w3schools.com/dhtml/dhtml_examples.asp - Scroll down to menu'sIf they are activated by an onclick then change it to onmouseover.
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Problems with MouseOver to Change Image for Buttons
scott100 replied to LifeInBinary's topic in HTML/XHTML
I don't think you can do what your asking with imagemaps What i would advise is slicing up your navigation image (navbartop.png) into 6 different images, 1 for each button. And then also creating another 6 for the rollover effect.Then use some code like this <a href="home.html" alt="Home" target="home"><img src="homebutton.png" onmouseover="this.src='homebutton2.png'" onmouseout="this.src='homebutton.png'"></a> <a href="images.html" alt="Images" target="home"><img src="imagesbutton.png" onmouseover="this.src='imagesbutton2.png'" onmouseout="this.src='imagesbutton.png'"></a> etc etcSo you will need 12 images in total, normal homebutton and a rollover homebutton etc etc -
DHTML is just a buzzword, it's not a language but a collection of technologies.DHTML = XHTML, CSS, Javascript and DOMSo basically if you know the above 4 then your ready for DHTML, it's just about using them all together to access elements on a page and change their properties
