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  • elvehjem
    replied to Cookies don't survive browser close...
    in Javascript
    In Fact...

    http://www.elvehjem.com/MissMap/MissMap.html is the site,

    and you can try these 2 U/N / P/W combinations, if you would be so kind!

    "Red Rider" : "Trigger",
    "Easy Rider" : "Harley"

    Thanks!

    Ken
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    • elvehjem
      replied to Cookies don't survive browser close...
      in Javascript
      I'm accessing on my development machine by double clicking the html... so I suppose it is by *file:// -- but it does the same when I put the files on my website, and also when I have a friend try it from his computer.

      Ken
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      • elvehjem
        started a topic Cookies don't survive browser close...
        in Javascript

        Cookies don't survive browser close...

        Hi,

        I'm trying to use jquery to do some things. It works well, but I can't seem to get it to set a cookie that doesn't expire when I end the browser session.

        The books and examples say this should work:

        Code:
                function CheckPW(){
			

			var PWDiv = document.getElementById("PWDiv");
			var Uname = document.getElementById("UserName");
			var
        ...
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        • elvehjem
          replied to accessing JSON data
          in Javascript
          Well, that did the trick. I had wondered if I needed the third loop, because I saw that I had 3 layers of info, but I had also thought I could get it by reference w/o the loop.

          Thanks so much for your help!

          Ken
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          • elvehjem
            replied to accessing JSON data
            in Javascript
            OK, thanks for that.

            I will be testing that shortly.

            Ken
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            • elvehjem
              replied to accessing JSON data
              in Javascript
              Well, yes, I did expect the variable w to resolve to a 0 or 1.

              I guess what I'm getting at are 2 things:

              1. Is my data in a valid format? and
              2, Given that it is, how do I access one element in it, say where SId =16 in Boon Lake?

              I suspect that, as usual, I have missed some vital piece of info, be it a trick, or procedure, that I need to know to understand how to make my output line include that data....
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              • elvehjem
                replied to accessing JSON data
                in Javascript
                thanks for the reply, and "Good Question!"

                This line:
                Code:
                outputter.innerHTML += "   w = " + w + "  ="  + Township.z
                prints the quoted text, as expected, and the value of "w" (either 0 or 1) which I didn't expect, exactly, and the name of the township, (Boon Lake or Sacred Heart) as they appear in the data.

                This is kind of a test bench script, and I've...
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                • elvehjem
                  started a topic accessing JSON data
                  in Javascript

                  accessing JSON data

                  Hi,

                  I'm trying to learn JavaScript. I'm missing something that has to do w/ reading stuff from (what I hope is) a JSON data structure.

                  This function:

                  Code:
                  function myFunction(){					
outputter = document.getElementById("outputter");
outputter.innerHTML = "";
for (var z in Township) {
outputter.innerHTML += "   Z = " + z + "  " + "<br>";
                  ...
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