zaphod42
Last Activity: Nov 23 '08, 09:08 PM
Joined: Oct 3 '08
Location: USA
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the problem is in the case of the characters he is using in his html tag....regardle ss of how his functions work, onmouseover is supposed to be "onMouseOve r" inside of html tags -
The answer is in this link..... Google Search for html onmouseover....notice how it's spelledLeave a comment:
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yeah, I figured that out as well, I set the onchange event of the fieldset, but it really works more like a custom method at this point, I have it set up so that on focus of the radios the appropriate argument is sent to the onchange method of the fieldset....I had initially set the radios to onchange also, but ran into a problem as ie fires the events differently than firefox...the onchange event seemed to fire BEFORE the appropriate radio was actually...Leave a comment:
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yup....this is my tester copy, mostly my stuff with very little relative to the job, so it should be cool to post. There are mosre functions and files that go along with this obviously, but this should give you an idea....the only problem I'm still having is the wierd event when you fire onchange events for a fieldset and it relative radio buttons
the idea is that we have a set of "template" fields:
...Code:GL.FieldItems['EU
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getElementById. ...it's spelled wrong....and it should work, it's a method with a return, than means assignment inside of it's own scope....
actually if you google "GetElementByID ", you get a list of sites that tell you how to use it properly;)Leave a comment:
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thanks for the thought acoder;) turns out I can't post this particular code online. Apparently large companies don't like proprietary script available for free online:p
anyway, it turned out that the problem was in my 'bind' method, the known issues of dynamic form generation seem to still be mostly relative to ie and radio boxes;)Leave a comment:
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you could build the whole form with all possible fields, and toggle the visibility of the fields with the "display" property of the "style" object when you change the select box...do you have anything you've got started?Leave a comment:
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when you submit you could call a function to do it....e.g.:
Code:function submitMyForm(form){ var concat; var i; for(i in form.elements){ if(form.elements[i].value){ concat+=parseFloat(form.elements[i].value) } } return concat }Leave a comment:
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I'll see if I can put together a small sample, it's generated from json style notation in a string....it's about 1200 lines of js and a few php files, so I didn't want to try to post the whole thing, I'll see if I can get it on a server with a link....it's a agent tool for a call center, so it's not something that will actually be online.
Mostly I was just curious if there was a known issue....I use firebug and visual studio for debugging...Leave a comment:
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events and forms
funny thing....I'm dynamically building forms, well, WAS building forms, but for this project I need some very specific validation and logic handling, so while I was changing my functions to deal with this, I ended up with a "form" that is just a span with form elements inside of it, submit works fine (custom submit too), all my validation fires properly, the only thing that isn't working is setting my events.
When I started... -
I can't see where myPhoto is defined in the scope of what you're doing....do you have any more javascript on the page?Leave a comment:
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well...... first of all, you set the elements position to 'relative'...th e idea of relative is that it positions it relative to it's siblings....if you could move it, it would no longer be relative, it would have to be 'absolute'.
And since offsetLeft ALWAYS returns a number, (not to mention that when you add 'px' you change it to a string anyway) , the parseInt is not really necessary....Code:movDiv_1.style.position = 'relative';
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if you want to do it client side you could add a hash to the url to tell the pages which link was clicked...but you would also have to add that hash to and local links on your page to ensure the style loads properlyLeave a comment:
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what....theoret ically.... would you like to do?
Do you want to change css classes you have already defined?
Are you looking to define and handle all classes in javascript?
There are ways to do either of these, and more....do you have a page started?
the basics are:
...Code:myHTMLElement.style.border="2px red groove" myHTMLElement.style.zIndex=3 orLeave a comment:
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Based on what you said, it sounds like you need to look into "cloneNode" and "removeChil d". This is a neat article about dynamically copying form fields on your site with javascript:)
QuirksMode domform...Leave a comment:
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that's great, thanks! It just figures that this company would still be using ie6....internat ionally! Get on the ff bus people!Leave a comment:
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Constructors!!!
Does anyone know if you can access/add to the prototype for an elements constructor with javascript? The idea is I would like to add default functionality to certain elements (specifically "Label" elements). The company that this project is for has all of their forms in flat html files that I load with ajax and add to object groups for easier manipulation, it would be really helpful if I could add the methods necessary when the html elements... -
the value of the select boxes is a string right now, try this:
javascript will try to preform the math (*1), and will change the "string" to actual numbers if there aren't any letters in it:) There is a little more logic involved...Code:var start=startTimeValue.options[startTimeValue.selectedIndex].value*1 var end=endTimeValue.options[endTimeValue.selectedIndex].value*1 if( start > end)
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sorry, should have read the code more thoroughly:pLeave a comment:
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