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<0> we'll never know his problem :)
<1> could be english language
<2> hi
<1> hey optocus long time no see
<2> yeah
<2> took a break from work a few days :)
<2> SufiBlade you know css man? div/css layout techniques?
<3> got a question how do u embed javascript in a flash file?
<1> optocus slightly
<1> ooops that was a hour ago u asked hehe
<1> sensbly_cute #flash
<1> you use the FSCommand to write js in flash
<1> but its more to call js functions from the htm doc
<3> how about the forms?
<3> could i include it there?
<3> so i could just call a one line command?
<1> the html form?
<3> yup
<3> i already saw one like that
<1> yeh you can
<3> how?
<3> im still downloading flash prof 8
<3> will that do?
<1> you can write your function anywhere in the html page...preferrably in the head tags
<1> and in flash, actionscript command is FSCommand()
<1> you'll have to look at the help files for the exact syntax
<3> but the forms
<3> could i include it in the flash as well?
<1> you want to include html forms in flash?
<1> i dont think so....wasnt an option in version 7
<3> i just saw one like that..
<3> nweiz..
<3> is there any possible way that i could just save the form in a remote host?
<3> and then call it through javascript?
<1> yeah
<3> SufiBlade?
<3> how?
<1> but you'll have to read the form as XML and then generate in Flash on runtime
<1> and i dont think you seem experienced enough to do that
<3> yup
<3> but i wanna learn
<1> then the first thing is that this is a javascript channel
<1> and flash uses actionscript
<3> okies
<3> thnks
<3> nweiz..
<3> i have another question
<3> could i encrypt the js file?
<3> and in forms..
<1> yeah
<1> but again thats not easy
<3> how?
<3> nweiz..
<3> got a simpler question
<3> what is the syntax to use
<3> in order for me to write a given variable
<3> to a field form as it's value?
<3> is it. document.write("inputname).value?
<1> document.forms.fieldname.value
<3> how would that work?
<3> for example
<3> i wanna put in there
<3> var x=document.form1.comment.value
<3> then
<3> x= a great comment
<3> will that do?
<1> i doubt it
<1> look u need to do some basic tutorials
<3> ok..
<3> tnx nnweiz..
<3> <3> but.. for example
<3> <3> i wanna change the variable
<3> <3> or make an array to write
<3> <3> form time to time
<3> <3> is it possible
<3> * diluted^ has joined #html
<3> <3> for exapmle
<3> <3> example
<3> <3> var info="you are in the zone"
<3> <3> then
<3> <3> document.forms.element.value=info
<3> <3> will that write "you are in the zone"
<3> <3> in the value of the the element?
<1> yes
<3> so i dnt need to put it in a function?
<3> or i still do?
<3> bec. i noticed in some form they will compile it as a function
<3> and call it onsubmit
<3> or i'll just type it under the <SCRIPT>
<3> just to declare the variables?
<4> io
<4> I've a little problem about some float calculation..
<4> If I do 316930.35 + 29429.06 ... it works right. Bu If i add 513.04 to that... it gives me an awful .4499999999995
<5> Hi again :-) I've got a problem: If I make a button with onclick="javascript:document.property_importer.src='http://here-the-url', I get the error "access denied" - why? the button definitely is for changeing the URL in an iframe (named property_importer)
<6> first, drop the javascript:
<6> 2nd, it should be window.frames["myiframename"].src
<5> ah
<7> wouldn't .location be more apropiate?
<7> *apropriate
<6> hmm , depends, if it is crosssite, you can't get the location
<5> erm, it's an iframe, not a "real" frame
<6> Testicus: it doesn't matter, both are about the same from the javascript's eye
<5> ah okay
<5> keeps sayin' "access denied"
<5> isn't it allowed to change the url of an iframe?
<8> it is
<9> yeah
<8> ei execube.. got a problem... it form validation
<5> onclick="window.frames['property_importer'].src = 'http://www.test.de';"; <--- access denied
<8> if im trying to autofill a blank field.. will this work? function validate(){ if(document.form1.comment.value==""){ document.myformname.myfieldname.value = "foo"}}
<5> ah ... location works
<9> java_hunter: yeah, it'll work
<8> ok thanks a bunch
<9> src should work.. hm..
<8> maybe it has an element id that works as a validating mark
<8> without the exact id the frame wouldn't work even if you have the exact element name
<8> ;)
<9> i don't think there's such thing
<9> :p
<8> haha
<8> just a wild guess
<8> im thinkin that it should be workin as well ;)
<9> works fine for me, Testicus
<9> Testicles ;\
<9> <iframe id='blah' src="http://google.com/"></iframe>;
<9> <a onclick="document.getElementById('blah').src='http://yahoo.com/'">test</a>;
<9> try using IDs insted.. not sure why frames[] wouldn't work
<9> or maybe it's frame[]
<8> exacube
<8> it worked
<8> thanks a bunch again
<8> u mad my day
<8> haha
<8> got another problem though
<9> ask away
<8> ei exacube got any clues with my last question?
<9> you didn't ask your question
<9> [09:22] <8> got another problem though
<9> [09:26] <9> ask away
<9> [09:26] * java_hunter (~g@203.87.203.250) Quit (Ping timeout)
<9> i guess it never made it to the server
<8> how do i grab a global variable and verify it's values in a local function?
<9> simple declare it outside the function
<9> <script>
<9> var blah = 5;
<9> function check(test) {
<9> if (blah == test) return true;
<9> else return false;
<9> }
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