Hello JavaScript Geeks! I am writing an email form, using HTML textboxes and JavaScript coding where the user enters info. I know how to bring up a email form...
... Don't use JavaScript for this. Use the server. ... Don't use JavaScript for this. Use the server. ... -- This message has not been scanned for viruses. ...
Hi there, I have written a simple AJAX application and Firefox is not loading the script at all. It works in IE, but it is giving me an initial warning that a...
Hi Jon This is what i get ... Properties of object are: top: number, value: 0 left: number, value: 0 width: number, value: 1024 height: number, value: 768 ...
Hi. I know this issue may be very basic. I didn't find any message here that answers it. I am confused about using getElementById with dynamic variable names. ...
I'm a bit confused too. However, var dropDownListCountries_Parameters does not create a control, it is a variable. You can't use getElementById to look this...
Sorry. I found what I was doing wrong. I forgot to enclose pParameters between semicolons to treat it as a string. eval(ddlName + "_Parameters = ' " +...
... Cool, another crazy question absent of logic and detailed explanation, people here aren't magicians, if you really expect any kind of help, write in a way...
... Hahaha, now it's much better to understand, now you just need to write in a correct way... English isn't my primary language either, but I try to write it...
... As someone else has already mentioned, getElementById() gets a reference to an HTML element, e.g. <p id="myP"> <==> document.getElementByTagName("myP") It...
hmm... iam also little bit confused..!! Let me clarify. You want to access the element set by ASP in JS using getElementbyId. Okay .. if thats ur problem...
hi i am trying to send a parameter to javascript. in javascript I get the error "AB123" is not defined where ab123 is the strID in that record I have the...
There is no such event as OnClientClick. Buttons define onClick. Don't try to post snippets of your code - especially when you re-type. Instead, do a...
I have created a Lost and Found Web Service at http://RecoveryID.com I came up with the idea of a Lost and Found Web Service after losing one of my kid's...
Hi JavaScripters, How can I change in JS the screen mode from 800x600 to 1024x768 Very appreciated Antoine ... Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow...
You can't. This requires an intimate interface with the Windows API. Your best bet is to write a small application in C or C++. If you need to invoke it from a...
... Short answer: You don't. Longer answer: 1. It's not possible. (Thank goodness!) 2. Your website should adapt to the user, not the other way round. ... -- ...
Well. Thanks. That's why it isn't working. This is just a variable. Sorry. You are right. How didn't I realize that? I told you this may be a very basic issue...
You cannot make any changes on someone else's computer or your own computer, that is, javascript (ECMAScript) does not have such command. And even if you...
Agreed, but I would suggest detecting what settings the user has and loading the appropriate files for their screen resolution. He really should be doing that...
I've been trying to resolve what I think is a conflict between two JS users: Lightbox and Pop Menu Magic (PVII program). I've contacted staff from both and...
... What are you trying to do? Is it that you have hard-coded values that only look good at this resolution? I hate pages like that. At best you can display...
In the "Not Working" page: have you sprinkled the code with "alert" boxes to debug? If there is an error, the browser will stop translating JavaScript and will...
... I'm not familiar with these alert boxes so I would say my answer is "no." ... I don't think I would know what to look for. I really don't know JS. Do you...
If you don't even know the basics of Javascript, this is going to be tough. You place alert boxes within JavaScript. This is either within the .js files or in...
I have a form which is setup traditionally using tables. I know its not Web Standard but it is an older site built by someone else in Frontpage. The form has...