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Javascript vs. css
Date: 03/29/11 Keywords: css, java
Is there any way to determine what the body text(foreground) color is in javascript, if you are using css to set the text color?
Look at the select_die function -
Javascript vs. css
Date: 03/29/11 Keywords: css, java
Is there any way to determine what the body text(foreground) color is in javascript, if you are using css to set the text color?
Look at the select_die function -
Is this acceptable code to redirect mobile users?
Date: 11/15/10 Keywords: html
After looking through many pages showing fairly large chunks of JS code (of which I am not fluent) I found this very very short code block which appears to work after a quick test from a Desktop and Mobile device. Is this good enough to use for a non-enterprise site?
Thanks for any help! :) -
Is this acceptable code to redirect mobile users?
Date: 11/15/10 Keywords: html
After looking through many pages showing fairly large chunks of JS code (of which I am not fluent) I found this very very short code block which appears to work after a quick test from a Desktop and Mobile device. Is this good enough to use for a non-enterprise site?
Thanks for any help! :) -
Autostereogram Builder
Date: 11/09/10 Keywords: no keywords
http://www.tumuski.com/stereo/
Cross-posted to
youmaylikethis -
Autostereogram Builder
Date: 11/09/10 Keywords: no keywords
http://www.tumuski.com/stereo/
Cross-posted to
youmaylikethis -
Need help with javascript
Date: 10/21/10 Keywords: java
I have a form that has some fields that are being dynamically generated through javascript. This form goes through a validation process and I want to make sure that the fields that are generated dynamically are actually being filled in. The problecm is, it doesn't appear to be able to do that.
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Need help with javascript
Date: 10/21/10 Keywords: java
I have a form that has some fields that are being dynamically generated through javascript. This form goes through a validation process and I want to make sure that the fields that are generated dynamically are actually being filled in. The problecm is, it doesn't appear to be able to do that.
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Is there a way to enter password in protected video on Vimeo
Date: 09/25/10 Keywords: no keywords
I want to protect my videos on Vimeo using password, but allow users of my site to watch embedded videos without entering password. Is there a way to send keypress events to enter password in onLoad page event?
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Is there a way to enter password in protected video on Vimeo
Date: 09/25/10 Keywords: no keywords
I want to protect my videos on Vimeo using password, but allow users of my site to watch embedded videos without entering password. Is there a way to send keypress events to enter password in onLoad page event?
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hoverDelay jQuery Plug-in
Date: 09/24/10 Keywords: no keywords
Like jQuery's built-in .hover(), but with delay:
http://www.tumuski.com/2010/09/hoverdelay-jquery-plug-in/ -
hoverDelay jQuery Plug-in
Date: 09/24/10 Keywords: no keywords
Like jQuery's built-in .hover(), but with delay:
http://www.tumuski.com/2010/09/hoverdelay-jquery-plug-in/ -
Help with variable scope?
Date: 09/07/10 Keywords: html
I have a variable that I want to retain its value between function calls. The page is here: http://zyada-stuff.com/SpreadingRoots/temp.html
The function is an event listener, and the variable is map_marker0. If I could get the variable to retain its value between calls, line #45 would erase the marker so that it could be reset to a new spot. Right now, the page just creates a new marker. -
Help with variable scope?
Date: 09/07/10 Keywords: html
I have a variable that I want to retain its value between function calls. The page is here: http://zyada-stuff.com/SpreadingRoots/temp.html
The function is an event listener, and the variable is map_marker0. If I could get the variable to retain its value between calls, line #45 would erase the marker so that it could be reset to a new spot. Right now, the page just creates a new marker. -
JavaScript. 2 issues
Date: 08/24/10 Keywords: html, java
Hello.
I'm a newbie in JavaScript (and jQuery, too).
I've got some little troubles with it.
First. I'd love to know how to obtain an ID of clicked element inside click event handler.
According to the book "Learning jQuery" by Jonathan Chaffer and Karl Swedberg, I gotta use "this.id" construction.
Perhaps this book is little outdated because it doesn't work under jQuery 1.4.2.
Calling "alert(this.id);" in the event handler is resulting in "undefined" message.
Second. I'm trying to figure out how to attach a click event handler to the element created dynamically by script.
The following line of code is resulting in new unclickable picture on my page:
myDiv.innerHTML = myDiv.innerHTML + '![""]("img2.jpg")
';
This problem is not being solved by using the code like this: $('.Pics').Click('ClickIMG').
I think these issues are quite common and can be easily solved.
So you probably can help me.
Thank you. -
JavaScript. 2 issues
Date: 08/24/10 Keywords: html, java
Hello.
I'm a newbie in JavaScript (and jQuery, too).
I've got some little troubles with it.
First. I'd love to know how to obtain an ID of clicked element inside click event handler.
According to the book "Learning jQuery" by Jonathan Chaffer and Karl Swedberg, I gotta use "this.id" construction.
Perhaps this book is little outdated because it doesn't work under jQuery 1.4.2.
Calling "alert(this.id);" in the event handler is resulting in "undefined" message.
Second. I'm trying to figure out how to attach a click event handler to the element created dynamically by script.
The following line of code is resulting in new unclickable picture on my page:
myDiv.innerHTML = myDiv.innerHTML + '';
This problem is not being solved by using the code like this: $('.Pics').Click('ClickIMG').
I think these issues are quite common and can be easily solved.
So you probably can help me.
Thank you. -
Using Javascript to search a share point list
Date: 07/16/10 Keywords: asp, java, web
I found this code a while ago that creates a drop down search box that will search a sharepoint list. I am extremely new to this so I am clueless in how I can modify this code to suit my needs. The code redirects to the same page with querystring data added to the URL. I was able to modify the drop down list and I changed the Column names to match the columns in my list. I changed to column names because it wasnt returning any records and I believe it is because it is referencing the columns that dont match my list. Once I did that it didnt work, It wouldnt return any records. I have a feeling it is because of this piece of code:
Search Field:
Search text:
X-posted towebdesign & javascript
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Using Javascript to search a share point list
Date: 07/16/10 Keywords: asp, java, web
I found this code a while ago that creates a drop down search box that will search a sharepoint list. I am extremely new to this so I am clueless in how I can modify this code to suit my needs. The code redirects to the same page with querystring data added to the URL. I was able to modify the drop down list and I changed the Column names to match the columns in my list. I changed to column names because it wasnt returning any records and I believe it is because it is referencing the columns that dont match my list. Once I did that it didnt work, It wouldnt return any records. I have a feeling it is because of this piece of code:
Search Field:
Search text:
X-posted towebdesign & javascript
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Nibbler: Multi-Base Encoder Generator
Date: 04/06/10 Keywords: java
Recently, I was as surprised as you will no doubt be, to discover that there didn’t seem to be a Base32 encoder for JavaScript! There are lots of Base64 encoders out there (and just as many for Hexadecimal), but Base32 seems to be a pretty small niche.
So I decided to write my own, and about half-way through, it evolved from a Base32 encoder to a multi-base encoder:
http://www.tumuski.com/2010/04/nibbler/ -
Nibbler: Multi-Base Encoder Generator
Date: 04/06/10 Keywords: java
Recently, I was as surprised as you will no doubt be, to discover that there didn’t seem to be a Base32 encoder for JavaScript! There are lots of Base64 encoders out there (and just as many for Hexadecimal), but Base32 seems to be a pretty small niche.
So I decided to write my own, and about half-way through, it evolved from a Base32 encoder to a multi-base encoder:
http://www.tumuski.com/2010/04/nibbler/
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