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<0> hi all
<0> hello?
<0> phew thoguht i was the only one here!
<0> can ANYONE help?
<1> how do I get the default option of a select box?
<2> read the ref of <option>
<1> tx
<1> so I'll have to p*** trough all the options
<2> oh get deafult, usuallt , .value is ok
<2> can use .selectedIndex
<1> wouldn't selectedIndex return the current selected option?
<2> return the index of the options
<1> ah, I need to know wich <option> is <option selected>
<2> you just looking for trouble
<2> check the value on page load and save it there
<1> well... it's a lil more complicated :P
<1> the thing is that I don't have any selected option by default
<1> but
<1> in some cases I do
<1> now, when I refresh the page
<2> THEN HOW THE HELL YOU EXPECT TO FIND THE DEFAULT
<1> let me finish
<2> the default is still empty if there is no default
<1> when I refresh the page, if no default is set in the definition of some option, but an option has been selected by the user
<2> put it in another hidden if you really want to find it quick
<1> that option will get selected after the refresh
<1> I wonder why I'm trying to find a way to do it like this... it's my fault I haven't managed that before, I'll do it from php
<2> you can keep talking to yourself for now ;)
<1> :P
<1> ah... maybe you know
<1> I have a weird problem in FF
<1> it shows me the "loading state" - that green bar - when I swap pictures on mouse over
<1> not all the time
<1> just... some times
<2> ask FF
<1> I don't think it's FF's fault
<1> in fact I do
<1> but I think it can be fixed, it's my fault too somewhere
<1> I belive it has something to do with iframes
<1> the ones that I dynamicly add
<1> any idea?
<1> useless... well my problem is that when I hit refresh the option that the user selected is still there
<1> I'm the user :D
<3> hey everyone
<4> <=noob so bare with .... I need to find a way to use one or two lines of code to get a series of images dispayed in a series of <img>'s I need something like document.images.image[x].src=whatever; though Im pretty sure thats not going to do it
<4> anyone have any input here
<1> document.images['imgName'].src=whatever;
<1> that's going to do it :)
<4> I have this ... and it seems right but when it runs it just goes right past it like nothing ever happened ... document.images['image'+x].src=img_info[y].name;
<4> is this even close to right ... x and y are counters
<1> it is
<1> try with document['image' + x].src
<1> I was wrong at first I think
<4> you mean document.image['image' + x].src or are you saying take out the .image
<4> tried both and still nothing
<1> document['image' + x].src
<1> like this
<4> here is what I have got http://pastebot.nd.edu/299
<4> I tried both already BTW
<1> try it as I've said
<4> I did
<1> what about using more explicit links?
<1> with out ..
<4> kinda confused on how to do that ... aside from giving it a full URL which I cant do cause it will change once I upload it and I dont know the full path to the system it will reside on ... intranet (school project)
<5> hey all
<5> is there a way to save the checkboxes checked? in other words, let's say there's a huge list of checkboxes, and u want to save the ones checked so just in case something happens
<6> How can I load a page into a variable? I want to load "http://www.example.com/cgi-bin/somefile.cgi?check=updated"; that returns either 1 or 0. The javascript will, ofcourse, be executed from the same domain and even the same script.
<6> The idea is to know if there has been an update or not, and refresh the brower window based on that information.
<7> Hi all
<7> question is
<7> <div align="center" onMouseOver="dtext()" onMouseOut="dtextout()"> i wan tto use mousover and out function in div tag.. is it possible if yes then is this the correct way of calling the funtion?
<8> HisXLnC, yes
<7> but it wont work archaeus http://pastebin.com/632396
<7> have a look plz
<8> of course it won't work since the functions are not ok :)
<9> s/text.style.display=""/text.style.display="block"/
<9> What is 'text' anyway?
<7> text is the div id
<9> Ah.
<9> s/text/document.getElementById('text')/ as well then
<9> Dubious name too.
<9> http://pastebin.com/632406
<10> ImageButton img = (ImageButton)this.Page.FindControl("ImageButton1");
<10> sorry wrong window
<7> Hey Pilum thanks.. it works :)
<7> hey Pilum.. i made a few changes and it stoped working again.. http://pastebin.com/632452 can u have a look plz
<9> == to compare
<9> And javascript does have an else if() structure
<7> okies
<9> Although it's not neccesary in your case.
<6> Anyone have any ideas for my problem? Anything I can google? Anything at all?
<6> Since I don't know what it's called, google seemingly only returns irrelevant hits.
<9> Demonen: Ajax.
<6> oh.
<6> I thought javascript might have some var something = fetch.url('http://....');
<9> No.
<9> But ajax will get the value just nicely.
<10> Ajax?
<6> Pilum: googling the lines warm...
<10> is there a way to check if an image is over another image ?
<6> Pilum: Works like a charm now. Thanks :)
<11> how to get year in firefox? i'v tried getYear() but not works
<8> poste9, how do you get it in IE ? :)
<11> data = new Date();
<11> ano = data.getYear();
<8> poste9: that's correct
<8> http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_getYear.asp
<8> what exactly isn't working in FireFox ?
<11> http://alltec.edu.ms:1234/alltec/alltec.php
<11> i dont know if u'll understand
<11> but my getYear shows 106
<11> o0
<8> poste9, since you're using php, why don't you do a <?php echo date("Y);?> instead ? :-P
<11> yeah =]
<11> xP
<8> date("Y");
<11> ty
<11> x]
<11> aspohiuas
<8> poste9, I found the solution (in javascript)
<8> use getFullYear() ;)
<8> it works ok in FireFox
<11> hmnmnmn
<8> and also in IE ;)
<11> yeah
<11> ty again
<8> u welcome
<12> I use a simple "checkbox" program to validate certain user inputs. Multiple choise questions. It works fine- (example here: http://www.knudekunst.dk/dansk/verbal/ ) its sort of a quiz. But now I need to make one with a lot of pulldown menus, but I cant get the code to work the same way
<12> my non-working example is here: http://www.knudekunst.dk/dansk/komma/
<12> I think its something with how I use .selectIndex - but I have tried a lot with no succes
<6> I have a <div style="overflow: auto;">, when it overflows, and becomes scrollable, how can I have JavaScript scroll it down all the way?
<8> Demonen: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=javascript+div+scroll&btnG=Google+Search
<6> I should have done that before asking, ofcourse. Thank you.
<8> ;)
<12> I lost connection- so im gonna ask again- im a bit lost:-(
<12> I use a simple "checkbox" program to validate certain user inputs. Multiple choise questions. It works fine- (example here: http://www.knudekunst.dk/dansk/verbal/ ) its sort of a quiz. But now I need to make one with a lot of pulldown menus, but I cant get the code to work the same way
<12> my non-working example is here: http://www.knudekunst.dk/dansk/komma/
<12> I got the error "Selectindex is null or not an object"
<6> haha, theese examples are insanely complicated, and all I needed was Div.scrollTop = Div.scrollHeight;
<6> Now, what I have googled, but could not find, is how to tell what time it is in JavaScript ... In UNIX Time.
<6> The Date function converts from UNIX time, so logically it should also convert back, or even cough up UNIX time on demand, yet I can't find anything on the subject.
<6> It seems a little silly to make a perl script and query the server for the current UNIX time
<10> is there a way to check if an image is over another image ?
<9> http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/library/manuals/2000/javascript/1.5/reference/date.html#1195078
<6> This ajax stuf rocks. also, a blank Date object holds the current time, getTime gives UNIX time in milliseconds... *figured it out*
<6> Odd that it dosn't say so
<6> anyway, thanks for your help.
<6> *detatched for a while*
<10> yes it does
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