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Recent content by JohnnyBGoode
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How can I open a link in a new "tab" (IE7) ?
The "window.open()" method will open a link in a new window. In IE7, how can I open a link within the same window, but in another tab? Also, how can I distinguish which browser version the user is on? Thank you in advance.- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Javascript
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How to Dynamically Change the Font Size
In a javascript event, is it possible to change all the font sizes on the page?- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Javascript
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How do I see the entire value of a small drop-down list?
I have a <SELECT> tag as follows: <select name="firstName" id="firstName" style="width=50px"> <option value="0">Alla</option> <option value="1">Alabama</option> <option value="2">Boris</option> <option value="3">Bella-Hermoza-Chicka</option> </select> The <SELECT> tag MUST be a small...- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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How do you sort an <option> list in JavaScript?
Beauty! I looked at previous posts, but didn't search the FAQ. Kaht....that worked perfectly. Thx, bud.- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Javascript
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How do you sort an <option> list in JavaScript?
I currently have a select list: <select name="list"> <option value="a">A</option> <option value="b">B</option> <option value="c">C</option> </select> I add and remove items dynamically using the folowing: list.options.add(oOptionItem); list.options.remove(i); However, when I add and...- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Javascript
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Adobe is auto-refreshing a page (causing it to load twice)...why?
Thanx, I'll try those.- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
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Adobe is auto-refreshing a page (causing it to load twice)...why?
It IS a 3rd-party extension. I was just hoping someone else had run into this issue and has already found a solution. Thank you.- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP.NET
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Adobe is auto-refreshing a page (causing it to load twice)...why?
It is create using a .NET extention called DynamicPDF. It is written out to the page as a PDF.- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP.NET
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Adobe is auto-refreshing a page (causing it to load twice)...why?
I have a .NET application that dynamically creates a PDF. I know that Adobe is automatically refreshing the page because the constructor of the .NET page is called twice. This is causing a problem because the .NET app hits a log file. Most times this PDF is created (but not every time), there...- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP.NET
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Adobe is auto-refreshing a page (causing it to load twice)...why?
I have a .NET application that dynamically creates a PDF. I know that Adobe is automatically refreshing the page because the constructor of the .NET page is called twice. This is causing a problem because the .NET app hits a log file. Most times this PDF is created (but not every time), there...- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
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Querystring help
Alright, whatever. I've had this problem before. I just moved the function the the very bottom of the page, and it fixed the issue. The parameter was sent and received without any problems.- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Javascript
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Querystring help
The page will render all javascript before any logic is called. You must make sure to assign the value of pID BEFORE you create the function popupHA(). If your code looks like this (approx): <body> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> <!-- function popupHA() {...- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Javascript
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How can I save a PDF with the form fields filled out?
Maybe you have the Professional version? Most people don't have that. But like I said above, if you are using Dynamic PDF, it allows your users (who may only have the Reader) to view and save PDF's containing pre-populated data.- JohnnyBGoode
- Post #13
- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
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form field mask
You can create a textbox with a value of "mm/dd/yy". Then, "onFocus();", you can clear the value and allow the user to enter in the desired value. You can also add an onLoseFocus (I forget what the actual function is) that will check to see if the value is blank. If it is blank, you can...- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Javascript
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How can I save a PDF with the form fields filled out?
It's never good to request that your users download a new application to view your PDF's. I have been involved in converting all of our PDF's that contain form fields (ie. FDF's) into PDF's using Dynamic PDF 3.0. This application is a .NET component that enables the application to create...- JohnnyBGoode
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- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
