Recent content by mrplow123456

I'm not quite sure how it would be irritating. I mean its not like everything you click on opens a new window. If this is one of the few occasions then it should be fine.

Try making the form open a new page when it is submitted. This way the person already has the last page up.

I'm not sure there is a way to do that. I guess just ask them nicely to turn their javascript on?

Are you looking for this? document.write("The page that contains this example was last updated on: "+document.lastModified+"")

...this is too technical for me. Just never round and then that way everyone can be happy. :)

wow ummm the concept is messed up then because that is like saying 3.5 could be 4 or 3... unless there is something I'm missing

No Problem. I help when I can, and well, when I can't I still try.

i didn't mean to be rude. I just reread what I put and it sounded bad but I was reading it and you said something about >> one day i buy for 3.5 and the site charges me 4 dollars, another day i buy for 2.5 it charges me 2!!! I just don't understand the reasoning behind that

I think vbkris is a lil confused on his math. From everything I've learned in school, I've never EVER heard anyone say you round from the far right. The one thing I paid attention to in school was math class. When you round 399.5 it becomes 400 but if u try to round 399.499... it becomes 399...

Actually I think you can place script anywhere in the page. I could be wrong but try placing everything you have in the header right before the </body> tag.

do you mean if(!GetCookie(cookieName))?

Hmm.... indeed. I think that since peiEmail was never declared (or atleast not in this function) it might not exist. If it was declared make sure that if its an array you use .charAt(i) or i guess u could use a multi dimensional array [i][j]. Could you specify on what peiEmail is?

I'm not quiet sure on the reasoning behind it. See I'm used to using C++ programming and there we use stringname[i] but i was reading the book about javascript and it said to change the value of a single character you should use .charAt(i). and i made a mistake on writing that it should have...

one thing I noticed recently was that a book i was reading says to use peiEmail.charAt[i] = peiEmail.charAt[i].toLowerCase(); instead of peiEmail[i] = peiEmail[i].toLowerCase(); now I have yet to test both ways to see what the difference is but i mean give it a shot and see if it solves...