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15760 Sudhakar
finals27 Send Email
Dec 12, 2007
6:15 pm
i am using a select tag and as per the property of a select tag it displays the border on the top, bottom, left and right. my question is using css how can...
15761 Tim Sabin
timsabin Send Email
Dec 12, 2007
7:11 pm
Set border:none Check out the tutorial at W3Schools: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_border.asp --Tim Sabin...
15762 Tim Sabin
timsabin Send Email
Dec 12, 2007
7:14 pm
Post the relavant sections of code so that we can analyze your problem. --Tim Sabin ... in order ... value of ... transaction in ... those ... named ... check ...
15763 David Smart
smartware_co... Send Email
Dec 13, 2007
10:08 am
In your alert box you use just the variable name: alert(myStr) but in your assignment statement you are using myStr.value Variables don't have a .value. ...
15764 Kevin Collins
kcollins1 Send Email
Dec 13, 2007
9:26 pm
Tim, Thanks for the reply. The code is at the bottom of the email. Let me know what else I can do. Thanks again Kevin From: JavaScript_Official@yahoogroups.com...
15765 G. Ralph Kuntz, MD
grkuntzmd Send Email
Dec 13, 2007
9:27 pm
I have not done much Javascript programming and certainly no AJAX, but I was considering writing a web-app (I am primarily a Java programmer). Has anyone done...
15766 Tim Sabin
timsabin Send Email
Dec 14, 2007
12:51 am
As was already pointed out, you also refer to myStr.value. .value only applies when you are dealing with DOM objects - text boxes and the like. Simple...
15767 ripple
ripple_27 Send Email
Dec 14, 2007
9:06 pm
Is this what your looking for? It's a bit shaky I think, but you can get the idea. Wrote this an example a year ago. ...
15768 Kevin Collins
kcollins1 Send Email
Dec 14, 2007
9:06 pm
Tim and David, thanks so much for your help. I really do appreciate it. Kevin [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
15769 Jim Vezina
jimvezina2001 Send Email
Dec 14, 2007
9:07 pm
Hi, It's definitely doable, although you may only need javascript. I'm not sure of available frameworks, but Google might be a good place to check out, plus...
15770 zen_e_boy Send Email Dec 14, 2007
9:07 pm
Im trying to detect if a field in a form is hidden. Im using isHidden=document.formname.fieldname.disabled; But isHidden always returns false. In the form HTML...
15771 Tim Sabin
timsabin Send Email
Dec 14, 2007
10:42 pm
Use the "type" attribute. var isHidden = (document.formname.fieldname.type == 'hidden&#39;); See DevGuru's JavaScript reference: ...
15772 ripple
ripple_27 Send Email
Dec 17, 2007
6:12 pm
You always get false, because it's not diabled. It's hidden. isHidden=document.formname.fieldname.type; <form name="form1&quot;> <input type="hidden&quot; name="hidden1&quot;...
15773 ravi naik
ravi.pesit Send Email
Dec 17, 2007
6:13 pm
hi,all I have written a script to display time in a textbox . I want the functionality like this. When the cursor is on hours and if you press + button it has...
15774 zen_e_boy Send Email Dec 17, 2007
6:13 pm
Thanks for the pointer. I found that var isHidden = document.formname.fieldname.type; Works, by returning "text" or "hidden" Thanks...
15775 Alligator
alligator_666 Send Email
Dec 17, 2007
6:13 pm
Check Scriptaculous Framework ( http://script.aculo.us/ ) they have all sorts of visual effects you can use. I am 100% sure they have a Drag-n-Drop utilities...
15776 Alligator
alligator_666 Send Email
Dec 17, 2007
6:13 pm
try: var ins = document.getElementsByTagName('input&#39;); for(var i=0; i < ins.length; i++) { if (typeof ins[i].type != 'undefined&#39; && ins[i].type.toLowerCase()...
15777 kim slack
kimslack Send Email
Dec 17, 2007
6:13 pm
I'm trying to find a good example of a cross-browser floating window using CSS and javascript. If someone can point me to one (I've been googling around this...
15778 kim slack
kimslack Send Email
Dec 17, 2007
6:14 pm
Ooops.. I probably should have been more specific. Sorry...I've been writing Christmas cards all day. Is there a method of launching a floating window to add...
15779 Sudhakar
finals27 Send Email
Dec 17, 2007
6:14 pm
in the form i have made there are nearly 10 options for a question which are checkboxes ex= type of operation system = windows, windows xp, etc... i have given...
15780 David Smart
smartware_co... Send Email
Dec 17, 2007
8:57 pm
What is the script you have written. Please quote it. Regards, Dave S ... From: "ravi naik" <ravi.pesit@...> To: <JavaScript_Official@yahoogroups.com> ...
15781 David Smart
smartware_co... Send Email
Dec 17, 2007
9:07 pm
I don't see why code would be too long for the browser to process. Please show the exact code that is failing. Regards, Dave S ... From: "Sudhakar";...
15782 ripple
ripple_27 Send Email
Dec 19, 2007
4:05 pm
There are alot of nice css demos at: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/ kim slack <kimslack@...> wrote: Ooops.. I probably should have been more specific....
15783 ravi naik
ravi.pesit Send Email
Dec 19, 2007
4:05 pm
hi, david Below is the script written by me... The problem is its shownig the time on the page also ,i want only in the textbox and another thing when i press...
15784 chauhan prakash
prakash_4722 Send Email
Dec 19, 2007
4:05 pm
<html> <head> <title>New Page 1</title> <script> function onTest() { var test = new Person("Prakash"); } function Person(name) { this.name=name; this.getName =...
15785 Alligator
alligator_666 Send Email
Dec 19, 2007
6:42 pm
Looks like you forgot to call test.getName() in your onTest() function chauhan prakash <prakash_4722@...> wrote: <html> ...
15786 shortestpath Dec 19, 2007
6:42 pm
because you never actually call the method getName(). you define getName as a method of a Person object. test is your instance of a Person object. call your...
15787 David Smart
smartware_co... Send Email
Dec 20, 2007
8:16 am
The reason you're seeing it on the screen is that you're writing it into the "myspan" span area. Don't know why you write it there if you don't want to see...
15788 e2006year Dec 21, 2007
4:54 pm
Hi there, Could someone tell me that how to set time in the form when page is not active. Here is my requirement. I have application that user will login to...
15789 Ravi Kumar
rex.ravi Send Email
Dec 21, 2007
4:54 pm
Hi Prakash! I think U forget to call getName() method of Person object. So call it this way. function onTest() { var test = new Person("Prakash"); ...
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