Richard
Thanks for your reply, just doing it on the client side does limit things, but there does seem to be ways out there.
Thanks, (from ottawa, canada)
I am trying to figure out how best to personalize a site using javascript and css. That is when a person comes to my site, depending on where they came from, (will use the document.referrer -for this part) dispaly css 1 vs css2 to certrain tags. I would think there would be an example of this...
...pop up.
Any suggestions?
<script language="JavaScript">
<!-- //
// Cookie identifies browsers; disclaimer popups once every 24 hours
//************************************************************************
var expDays = 1; // number of days the cookie should last
var page =...
I am declaring this in the beginning of my scripts to use down below.
<script language="JavaScript">
RetirementAge = 60;
</script>
But what I want to declare is RetirementAge >= 60;
So when I change it I get an error "RetirementAge is undefined
So I guess I have to say...
Hi,
How would I fix the below.
I have a global variable at the top of my scripts and it gets used down below in some functions.
<script language="JavaScript">
RetirementAge = 60;
</script>
But retirement age is 60 or greater, how would I declare that?
a piece of one of the fucntions...
Well, what I was trying to do was display the current year, and the last 4 previous years (on the input page - or a form). That wasn't a problem, but then - in the form - I was trying to pass and display them on the output page, which is a cfm page and am curently using a <cfoutput> for the...
I have just discovered that the hidden script causes the page to not print in Netscape. So I guess I can't use it at all any way.
How can I get the dates to display in the input page (form) and pass them to the output page?
I have the following functin in a form. I need to make it so that any percent greater then 10.00 (10 percent) doesn't get submited, and a alert apears instead.
Any help would be appreciated, Thanks
function chkIncrease(fld) {
var str = fld.value.replace(/\s/g,'');
if (str.length==0)...
...</tr>
and output as follows:
#historyYearCur#
#historyYearLessOne# ,etc
The following is what I see viewing from the browsers:
****netscape***
<input type="hidden" name="historyYearCur">
<input type="hidden"...
I have a javascript that is doing a calculation and displaying some dollar values and I would like to display them on the output page as well, but the name of each field is the same. Which is name="salHistory" Is this possible?
function chkCurrency(fld) {
// insure currency input (no...
I got that too. What I thought I was suppose to get was just the year.
2001, 2000, 1999
Why the brackets below. And how would I subtract a year and just display the year
{ts '2000-07-02 18:52:22'}
Thans much for your reply
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