Some days later:
I fixed the problem now.
Here's the solution:
1) load the wmv-player in the layer, with filename = ""
2) then change its src by using
document.itmeintro.filename = "myvideo.wmv";
-- where 'itmeintro' is whatever you ID you gave it --
I did not try it...
Try the following.
In your javascript:
function submitall()
{
document.form1.submit();
document.form2.submit();
document.form3.submit();
}
and your forms:
<form action="blabla" method=POST target="a" name="form1">
<input name="myinput">
<input...
It comes down to this:
The only way to have text appear
on a page, without loading a new
page is to use a layer.
Now, Netscape and MS could initially
not agree on how to call such a layer.
So it was always a difficult task
to use layers, since you had to first
determine what type of browser...
There is no way to generally control all event
handlers. but I guess the following would do the job too:
good luck,
Tristan Laurillard
harlekeyn@gmx.net
index.html:
=====================================
<html>
<head><title></title>
</head>
<frameset...
There are two ways:
1) In html:
<a href="mydoc.pdf">download</a>
or, if you prefer an image:
<a href="mydoc.pdf"><img border=0 src="mypic.gif"></a>
2) With Javascript:
<SCRIPT language="Javascript">
function mydownload()
{...
I am not completely sure where your solution
goes wrong, but have you considered simply preloading
all images, somewhere on your page, by displaying them
with width=1 height=1 ?
You might see a small line of dots
somwhere, but you could always say
to people that that was just a trendy...
You can either place some (calculated)
value into a dynamic layer or into
a form-field. But for Javascript to read
a complete html-file (all code
from <html> to </html>) is impossible.
So, assuming you want to place a calculation
into a form field, try something like this.
somewhere in body...
perhaps you could try to do it with
frames that change their size from
0%,100% to 100%,0%
So, frame A shows your page 1, frame B
shows the animated gif. Then onsubmit,
the frame sizes change, and when
page 2 is ready it replaces the complete thing...
Yes you can.
It is very easy with the following
script I wrote, which I normally keep
in a src-file called "monitor.js."
I use it all the time to create dynamic layers.
Perhaps now you can help me answer
my question. Please read :
thread216-227913
Tristan Laurillard...
This could be a difficult one.
Howcome the following embedded WMV
loads, but does not play?
Tristan Laurillard
harlekeyn@gmx.net
=========================================
<html>
<head>
<SCRIPT language="Javascript">
// This function (monitor) is...
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