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Last Activity: Feb 27 '12, 09:57 PM
Joined: Oct 3 '11
Location: OH, USA
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Boy you guys on this board sure are touchy. Thanks for the "suggestion s", but it's been rewritten in php and works fine. Just have an associated Joomla issue to work on now. Next time I work with Javascript, I'll come back and look at this thread. -
One of our senior developers rewrote our main style sheet and now the site looks fine in all browsers. The sheet wasn't written right in the first place. No wonder I was having problems with IE7 and IE8. This was the first project I've been on with a custom template. Sure learned a lot.Leave a comment:
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Workaround for mutliple backgrounds in IE7 / IE8
The site I'm working on is in Wordpress. There is one small image included in the page through the CMS. Through CSS I'm trying to get a white background to display, then a watermark type of image over that. Of coure, looks great on all browsers except for IE7 and IE8. Neither background shows. The small image through the CMS does display correctly.
Since CSS2 doesn't support multiple backgrounds, I've been researching different workarounds... -
I'm working on another project for now, but I'll come back to this topic and try the suggestions that have been posted, when I'm back on this project. Thanks.Leave a comment:
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Can't get script to multiply user input with hidden fields
I'm working on a water usage calculator for a client site. The water department superintendent of a small town wants residents to be able to enter the number of gallons of their swimming pool to find out how much more their water bill will be for that month. The user inputs the gallons, and that number is multiplied by a $2.61 water fee per 1000 gallons, and a $3.05 sewer fee per 1000 gallons. These last two fields are hidden, which I've not worked... -
I'm now getting my images to display. I started giving my images more parameters: heights, margins, padding, clears, floats. I just kept experimenting to see what each image needed. The first image popped up so quickly that I thought something was wrong. I'm such a CSS newb that I didn't realize that the position of the image determines which or how many settings it needs. Lesson learned. For today.Leave a comment:
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Can't get images to display in CSS
I'm working on a psuedo project. It's just for experience. However, I will soon be working on a project that I'll need this skill for.
I sliced a .psd and am writing the html and css to build two pages: home and about us. I'm not very experienced at writing css from the ground up. I've done more with adjusting existing CSS on projects. I've been scouring forums and have made many adjustments, but none has worked.
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It's easy to talk about 'concepts' when you're a seasoned programmer but when you're not, like me, actual syntax helps - at least the first time around. A co-worker helped me see how to use Dormilich's suggestion in my syntax. I just needed to go one step further. Thanks Dormilich.Leave a comment:
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Since what I'm trying to conditionally validate is a phone number using a regular expression, that line doesn't work. It allows the form to submit before it's finished. I'm thinking the regular expression is the problem. Maybe there's not a way around it. I'm new to web design and programming and I've only used regular expressions to validate phone numbers, so I'm going to do look for other validation methods.Leave a comment:
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Validating a field that isn't required in javascript
How can I validate a phone number field that isn't required for a form? I'm well aware of the argument about including fields on a form that aren't required. It's not my call, it's the client's. Anyway, there is a Work Phone field on the form that I'd like to validate for the users who DO fill it in. Of course, I want it to be in US phone number format. Here's what I have for the phone fields that are required:
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Well, as I said in my original post, I'm new to web design and pretty new to programming. I've not even heard of the Ext library before. I see the Ext in the code now. This code is just an example. If there's another way to do this in just javascript, IF that makes sense, that would be great. Right now, I'm hung up on the syntax. Thanks.Leave a comment:
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I don't need to validate the radio buttons and checkbox separately, but together. If either radio button is selected, the checkbox MUST be selected. All three deal with two possible answers to a question (radio buttons), then the checkbox is a legal release of information. If this can't be done in javascript, then I'll validate them a more standard way. I'm not even sure if it CAN be done. The syntax I've tried isn't working. Thanks.Leave a comment:
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I was already using javascript when I found this code.Leave a comment:
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Thanks, that will keep the from from submitting when it shouldn't, but do you have experience with my first question about a checkbox field validating a radio button?Leave a comment:
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I'm preventing submission by the submit button, the second item you listed (when validation fails). We're concerned with supporting IE 7, 8, and 9. Thanks for your time.Leave a comment:
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Sorry, but that's what I'm having problems with. I'm using javascript validation for the other fields, but can't figure out how to associate these two fields. Guess I'm not sure what you're asking.Leave a comment:
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Checkbox field validating radio button....?
Is it possible to have a checkbox validate a radio button? I have two radio buttons (Free Lunch and Reduced Lunch). If the user chooses either of these, the checkbox below (Please agree to the release of school information about your lunch program...) must be checked. This checkbox ONLY needs to be selected IF one of the radio buttons is selected. So far I'm trying to do this in javascript.
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Javascript validation of dependent form fields
First off, let me say I'm pretty new to web design and programming in general. Call it a career change. But I love it. :)
I'm building an online form for users to apply for a discount on park sports for their child. In this form, I need to have one of the fields validate another. Field_1, a radio button, is in one section of the form but I can't validate it because it may not apply to all users. Field_2, a checkbox, is in the section...
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