[Positioning kills me]

Either add a line break "<br />" after "Magnolia Field" or put it inside a div with the style "clear:both"

[Use simple javascript for multiple element IDs?]

You can alter the id values for the divs to include the input name as a substring and use the this.id in the input click event.

 

e.g.

<div id="radio1">
<input type='radio' name='name' id='radioci1' value='yes' onclick="reveal(this.name)" ><label for='radioci1' class='yes'>Yes</label>
<input type='radio' name='name' id='radioci2' value='no' onclick="hide(this.name)" ><label for='radioci2' class='no'>No</label>
</div>

<div id="dynamic_name" ><input type="text" name="textfield" value="" /></div>


function reveal(id) {
document.getElementById('dynamic_'+id).style.display="block";
}.....

 

[Need Expected Identifier]

for is a reserverd word, use something else (e.g. forwhom)

[clear cache]

You can simply generate a random number and add it to url query, for example

 

window.location =  my_url.php?random_number=1234455666

[JscrollPane wont scroll horizontal]

you should add the wrap attribute to your textarea

<textarea wrap="off"></textarea>

[overflow scroll not working]

You should set the width for box2 as well, otherwise it'll expand to fit the content.

[black diamond question marks]

The template you are using has the following

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

change the charset to utf8 and you should be fine.

[Disable Zoom]

If your site breaks when zooming, it might break when the window size is small. Try to resize the browser window and see if the design holds up.

 

If you want pixel perfect design, you would need to set the widht and height of each div and set the overflow property to either hidden or auto (auto will add scroll bars if there is too much content).

[Need javascript to open print dialog box in PDF]

You should review the Acrobat JavaScript Scripting Reference at http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/acrobat/sdk/pdf/javascript/AcroJS.pdf

 

In Page 507, you'll find the following example,

// get the printParams object of the default printer
var pp = this.getPrintParams();
// set some properties
pp.interactive = pp.constants.interactionLevel.automatic;
pp.colorOverride = pp.colorOverrides.mono;
// print
this.print(pp);

 

 

You would need to review the document for details though.

[show/hide div]

Hide or show a div (or any other object)

<div id="my_div1">some text</div>
<script>
// hide
document.getElementById('my_div1').style.display = 'none';

// show
document.getElementById('my_div1').style.display = '';
</script>

[Form Jumping]

You can add on onkeypress event that will check the length of the input value and focus to the next field. You can review the example below (make sure to use the right id)

<input type="text" onkeypress="if (this.value.length >= 5) document.getElementById('next_field').focus();" />
<input type="text" id="next_field" />

[Text to PNG script]

Hi dsaba,

 

can you let me know what page you tried it on? It could be a CSS issue or something simialr.

 

Thanks

Sam

[[SOLVED] Refresh page after inserting]

In you main page you'll need to add a function to add an option to the select

 

i.e.

function add_option(val, txt){
    var opt = document.createElement("option");
    opt.value = val;
    opt.txt = txt;
    document.getElementById('MY_SELECT_ID').appendChild(opt);
    document.getElementById('MY_SELECT_ID').selectedIndex = document.getElementById('MY_SELECT_ID').options.length - 1;
}

Not Tested

 

In the opened window, you'll need to call this function with the text and value;

i.e. you're using a link

<a href="#" onclick="window.opener.add_option('some value', 'some text'); window.close();">Select Me</a>

Again Not Tested.

[PHP, SQL - javascript in form submit not working]

form name or id can't start with a number, change it to id='frm_".$id."'

[var inside of a function used in other function]

make country global variable

 

var country=0;

 

function showResult(str){

if(str=="1"){country=1;}

......

[function() event handler]

I assume you are using this for a tooltip, since each object (html element) will have it's own tip, you can simple keep the string value inside the function () (like the wrong string) for each object.

 

Second option is to use the title attribute in the HTML element and use the "this" scope in your function to get the title

 

for example

 

HTML...
<input type="text" title="Hello World" id="input_1" />

Script...
document.getElementById('input_1').onmouseover = function(e){
    showTip(e, this.title);
};

Not Tested

[Adding 2 numbers]

use parseInt()

 

 

price = parseInt(document.getElementById('price').value, 10);

 

this will make sure the input is converted into an integer

[Printing using window.open()]

Set the width of the table to a percentage (like width="100%")

 

This should help a bit unless some of your cells have a very wide text or you have too many cells. In that case, you might need to rethink the table structure for printing.

 

[[SOLVED] Validation code problem]

that's why the if statment is there

 

if you getting an error with if statment try to change it to

 

if ((typeof Sizes.length) != "undefined"){

 

.....

[[SOLVED] Validation code problem]

You can try a small if statment to check if Sizes is an array

 

if (Sizes.length){

    for loop

}

else {

    single element

}

[[SOLVED] Programatically setting a javascript event with an argument]

obj.onmouseover = function(){showTooltip('Some random text.');};

 

[color picker that works with ajax requests]

http://www.nogray.com/color_picker.php

[someone to make the code ff compatible?]

check this out

 

http://demos.mootools.net/Accordion

[Drop down menu disappear due to flash.?]

You'll need to add an iframe shim behind your menu. Just search for "iframe shim" and you'll find some pre-made scripts out there.

[How to access members of a JSON in Javascript ?]

try this, JSON[0]['grade']