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Trouble trying to open a link from a menu into a new page
Ok, I have posted the code from the .js file on another webpage of mine. the website is: http://www.utccc.org/cgi-bin/static.pl?page=code The main website code is shown below in red. The css file is shown in blue. <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"...- skills
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- Forum: Javascript
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Trouble trying to open a link from a menu into a new page
I have a drop down menu. I am trying to set it up so that when the link is clicked, the page, or in my case the pdf loads ina new window. I have tried target:"_new" and target:"_blank" already with no success. Below is the code. menus[4] =...- skills
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- Forum: Javascript
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help with assembly compiler, linker, loader, and locator
Does anybody know of a good site or faq that explains how each of these items assembly compiler, linker, loader, and locator works? Skills -
read keystroke in middle of function, not in form
Edward and Adam, Here is the code that you desire. Note, The only way I was able to get this to work was to open a window. I tried putting it in a hidden frame, but the page would not load until I got out of the function, which was not an option. function search(first,find) {...- skills
- Post #12
- Forum: Javascript
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read keystroke in middle of function, not in form
Adam, Here is the situation... I have a search engine. It takes up to 3 minutes to finish. The problem is that it works by opening up a window reading the links, and then closing the window. This is done in as fast as the computer can go. Therefore, you can't use anything else until it is...- skills
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
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read keystroke in middle of function, not in form
Adam, What do I do if i don't want it to look for pressed keys until after the form has been submitted? Skills- skills
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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read keystroke in middle of function, not in form
First off, I don't know how to use events. Second, would what you just described be used for a form? Skills- skills
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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read keystroke in middle of function, not in form
I need to be able to read in a keystroke in middle of a function. All the help I have gotten before is only helpful if used in the form area. What I have is something like this: function example() { ... ... checkkeystroke() ... ... checkkeystroke() ... ... checkkeystroke() } and function...- skills
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- Forum: Javascript
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anchor array help
I tried throwing in if (a[x].href != "" && a[x].id != ""){ into my code, and it still didn't work. Also, what is with the msg += "\n" + x + " - HREF:" + a[x].href + " ---- ID:" + a[x].id + ">>>>> Name:" + a[x].name Is that just...- skills
- Post #32
- Forum: Javascript
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Reading in a keystroke using javascript
Is it possible to have javascript look for a keystroke, and if the key is pressed, then do something? Skills- skills
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anchor array help
Ok, that didn't work so I am going to make this easy and just post the whole code. Here goes: function search(first,find) { var i = 0; var first_window = window.open(first,"first_window","width=1,height=1,top=1700,left=1700")...- skills
- Post #30
- Forum: Javascript
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problem using javascript to write to a different frame
Jeff, Could you also answer my problem in thread216-598984. You were part of it, and then I lost you. I am really close on it, but I am having a problem with random <a name> throwing following links off by one or two. Any help would be great. Jonathan- skills
- Post #10
- Forum: Javascript
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problem using javascript to write to a different frame
Jeff, That is very close, except for the fact that every time I use results.document.getElementById("result_div").innerHTML = blanklink; what text was shown previously is overwritten. How do I solve this problem? Jonathan- skills
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- Forum: Javascript
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problem using javascript to write to a different frame
Dave, that didn't work for me. Any more suggestions? Jonathan- skills
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