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<0> hey huys, i want to ***ociate a function with an onmouseover event but i want it to run continuously while the mouse is over the hotspot
<0> does anyone know how can i do this?
<1> setTimeout
<1> ir ut was setInterval ?
<1> i always cant recall
<0> that will make it run once after a set amount of time
<0> settimeout that is
<0> setinterval sounds intereesting, let me give it a try
<1> yeah
<1> and you check if the mouse is still over the hotspot if yes you involve the function again and again and again
<2> is there a way to get the whole HTML code of the page in which a javascript code is executed? document.body.innerHTML returns the body's HTML code.
<1> document.html. ?
<2> i don't think document.html exists
<0> notsdci: I think that's what you're looking for
<0> document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].innerHTML
<0> that'll give you the head part, plus the body which you can already get, there's your whole html code
<2> weastdom, I need all other tags as well, like meta, script, etc. And I need the HTML code to be exactly as it was written on the server side.
<0> then you can do some sort of file read and get it line by line
<0> not sure if you can do that with js though
<2> i think i can do it with xmlhttprequest, but I was trying to avoid double loading the page
<0> good luck
<2> thanks
<3> Hi !
<3> i'm a french beginner in web developpement
<3> i create an xhtml page
<3> http://pastebin.ca/318999
<3> i create a menu on the bottom of my xhtml page
<3> to animate this menu i use a javascript file
<3> http://pastebin.ca/319001
<3> but when i click on an entries of this menu, nothing append
<3> like javascript don't exist
<3> i use firefox 1.5 on my debian testing
<3> i add that i have the javascript option actived on my browser
<3> somebody can help me ?
<1> Bronsky: will be the best when you just link up to the page youre working on
<3> sorry ?
<1> you are sorry fof what ?
<3> i don't understans that you say
<1> then learn english
<4> ouch
<5> lol
<6> I'm new in javascript and I want to learn . Can someone give me an script that I can use like this :i have a form with a textfield on a page . when I click submit I want it to get you to : something.com/what_you_have_entered_in_the_textbox
<6> anyone ?
<4> <form action="something.com" method="post"><input type="text" name="something"/><input type="submit"/></form>
<4> give us a minute to answer, will you?
<7> heh
<3> not problem [Torgo]
<6> ok [Torgo] sorry
<6> [Torgo] ...
<6> [Torgo] ... can you give me some ideea at least ?
<4> i gave you the freaking code
<8> I think the answer was above
<8> and he put all the correct tags with the closing stuff
<6> i think taht you did not understand
<8> could be on the other hand that he's a html parser :)
<4> indeed i did.
<6> what_you_have_entered= the text you wrote in the text field
<4> YOU simply asked the wrong question
<6> soory
<6> my mistake
<6> what_you_have_entered= the text you wrote in the text field
<4> then name the field as such
<6> so if you enter in the textfield badboyu then when you click submit it should take you to something.com/badboyu
<6> so if you enter in the textfield [Torgo] then when you click submit it should take you to something.com/[Torgo]
<6> got the iddea ?
<7> That's exactly what he answered.
<4> no, he wants to alter the action attribute onsubmit
<7> With his code, when you click the submit button, it will take you to the web page you entered.
<7> Oh
<6> [Torgo] sorry for my bad english ...
<6> <4> no, he wants to alter the action attribute onsubmit
<7> Then you will need some Javascript. For instance, when you click submit, it calls a Javascript function which will change the "action" attribute of the form.
<6> exactly
<7> So badboyu, your form is ready ?
<6> yes
<7> for exaemple, <form name="form1" action="www.something.com">
<6> ok
<7> then your submit button <input type="submit" name="submit" onClick()="ChangeAction()">
<7> Now, when you click on the submit button, it will call the Javascript function that will change the form action.
<7> the function should be something like:
<7> function ChangeAction() { document.form1.action = "www.something.com/" + document.form1.your_textfield_name.value; }
<7> Hope it helps.
<6> i will test it now
<6> doesn't work
<6> dom-_-
<9> Well, you have to be more precise badboyu.
<9> What does not work, and what is your code ?
<6> function ChangeAction() { document.form1.action = "http://www.something.com"; + document.form1.itemu.value; }
<6> </script>
<6> <form id="form1" name="form1" method="post" action="http://www.something.com">;
<6> <p>Item number :
<6> <input name="itemu" type="text" id="itemu" />
<6> </p>
<6> <p>
<6> <input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit" onClick()="ChangeAction()" />
<6> </p>
<6> </form>
<6> it takes me to something.com
<6> but it doesn not change to something.com/badboyu
<6> or whatever i enter in the textbox
<9> Okay, but at least it opens the good website.
<6> yes
<9> Okay just a sec.
<6> ok
<6> dom-_-
<6> strage
<6> on mozilla firefox in works
<6> but in internet explorer it doesn't
<6> I'm running windows vista
<4> make sure you are running through a webserver
<9> It should work...
<6> ok
<6> thank you very much for your help
<9> No prob, I suggest you use Firefox if it doesn't work with I.E.
<9> It works here, so maybe you should update, or maybe it doesn't work with the new Internet Explorer 7
<1> o ktorej bedzxiesz w szkoleno nie kolejny tylko to zmienia postac rzeczy
<1> oups
<1> sowwy this was supposed to be elsewhere
<10> pieg
<10> u should know better lol
<1> what i should know better ?
<10> [01:01] <1> o ktorej bedzxiesz w szkoleno nie kolejny tylko to zmienia postac rzeczy
<10> lol
<10> speaking googleook in here
<1> no
<1> it was 2 sentences
<1> to 2 different persons actually
<10> im playing lol
<1> youre drunk
<11> Hey, would anyone know why when I use window.open it opens the right page but the original page always goes back to the root directory?
<11> I want a link to open a new window and that's it.
<11> but using the window.open method it does this just fine but the original page goes backwards for some reason.
<11> I'm a tad rusty and trying to figure this out and struggling.. heh
<12> hello
<13> hi.. is there any way to prevent my js files from being downloaded?
<14> Same way you prevent any file from being downloaded.
<12> nope
<14> Put it in an area the browser can't reach.
<12> the script won't be able to use it any longer
<14> Indeed.
<13> bummer..
<12> nevecd, JS is a client side language
<12> which means
<12> client has to download the script to execute it
<12> makes sense doesn't it? :)
<13> even server-side ?
<14> JS isn't server-side.
<14> Not uniless you run netscape's web server.
<12> JS is not server side, PHP is. That's why you can't see the PHP source on the client side
<13> hmm so any other options I can use? Something compliable?
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