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Recent content by Quasibobo
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Font Query
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Use row-numbers for export
Ok.... I'll go with the ROW()-function! Don't eat yellow snow!- Quasibobo
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Use row-numbers for export
Hi, Is it possible to use the row-numbers from an Excel-sheet? I'd like to have a unique id (like auto_increment in SQL), so why not use the row-numbers? I need those numbers for an export... Is that possible? (Otherwise I need to add another column with the numbers 1 to ...., but when you...- Quasibobo
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Disable an onChange
I changed the script with the ENTER disabled. It's fine now... thanks anyway! BTW.... it's not greek or latin, it's dutch ;) Don't eat yellow snow!- Quasibobo
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
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Disable an onChange
Easy way: Ok.... I'll disable the ENTER-key (or ENTER = next formfield (like TAB)). Tough way: Here's the code (the function have other names than I mentioned in de posts!!) <html> <head> <title>Bestellen per lijst</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html...- Quasibobo
- Post #7
- Forum: Javascript
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Disable an onChange
yes... it validates the field, but the user can decide to ignore the alertmessage. He can easily click in the next textfield without changing the negative value. So I need to run this checkNeg() again when submitting... Don't eat yellow snow!- Quasibobo
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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Disable an onChange
Just making sure no negative values are submitted... Everyime a formfield gets a value, the onChange activates the checkNeg()-function. But after the alert-message ('Don't use negative values!'), the user can ignore this message and skip to the next field using his mousepointer. So I need to...- Quasibobo
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Disable an onChange
Hi, I have some formfields with an onChange="checkNeg()" The form itself has an onSubmit="return(Verify())" This function looks like this: function Verify(){ if (!checkNeg() || !checkValues()) { return(false); } return (true); } But what happens when I hit 'ENTER' in a...- Quasibobo
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- Forum: Javascript
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What does if ("".replace) do???
OK... thanks, I found this in a somewhat older script (but partly usefull to me and no original author). But I think I can savely remove this statement,I already altered most of the script (no special javascript-functions...) to the script I wanted. Don't eat yellow snow!- Quasibobo
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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What does if ("".replace) do???
Isn't Replace a standard function in javascript? Or are there browsers who don't support javascript? Why should this be tested? Don't eat yellow snow!- Quasibobo
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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What does if ("".replace) do???
Hi, I'm curious to know what this if-statement means (javascript): if ("".replace) { } I can't think of anything.... Bet it's something simple, but I can't figure it out! T.I.A. Quasibobo Don't eat yellow snow!- Quasibobo
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- Forum: Javascript
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select() with OnChange="check(this)"
Thanks.... that was easy! I'm getting the hang of "this" now... Don't eat yellow snow!- Quasibobo
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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select() with OnChange="check(this)"
Hi there, I've got this code: <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- function CheckBanknr(val) { if ("".replace) { waarde = val.value; var rekNr = String(waarde).toUpperCase().replace(/[\s\t-\.]/g,""); // Delete white space, hyphens en periods if (rekNr.match(/[^P^0-9]/g)) { // If...- Quasibobo
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- Replies: 2
- Forum: Javascript
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Onchange and select()-problem
Thanks.... a great idea! It works perfectly! I sould remember this way of solving such a problem: just create another function.... Don't eat yellow snow!- Quasibobo
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Onchange and select()-problem
Hi, I've got these form fields that i need to check wiether the value of this field is less than zero. If so, give an alert message and select this field. <form name="invoeren"> <input type ="bestellen_1_1" onChange="Optellen(1,4)"> <input type ="bestellen_1_2" onChange="Optellen(1,4)">...- Quasibobo
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- Forum: Javascript
