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HTML - Javascript Ad Test :)
Yeah I prolly shouldnt do this with ads but im just wondering how to do it,
when people click on the ad, using javascript, when they click it a message will prompt saying thanks for clicking the ad, Im not actualyl forcing them to click the ad just a little bit of gratitude Anyone know how to do this? Similar TutorialsThe test page: http://www.hindbrain.net/ex10.php I am working on a test page and have a couple of html / css questions. The page is doing what I want (I've only looked at it with firefox so far) except for these 3 items: 1. The page has horizontal and vertical scrollbars. I've tried everything I can think of to get rid of them, but haven't been able to. The offset is 38 pixels in both the horizontal and vertical directions. Where is this offset coming from? 2. If you move the draggable window I can drag it off of the screen. I've tried containment: "parent" but the draggable div jump to the top of the screen with most of it hidden above the screen top. Does anyone know how to get the containment to work? 3. If I comment out the body { margin: 3em; } line the draggable window moves slowly and is jerky. Does anyone know why? thanks, William I'm not sure where to put this, moderators. I'm coding up a pre-designed template for a client. But I am having trouble with viewing it on an iPhone or iTouch. If anyone have them, would you be willing to test it out for me and let me know how it looks like? http://66.41.158.217:8888/aef/ Thanks! How many browsers or which one specifically do you guys test your sites on before going live and is there really a need to do this testing these days especially if using strict XTHML? hi im a bit new to html coding and need a little help. im coding a script test page in html. i have the first half of the page fine but cant get a proper textarea box under the proper fields. here's what i got........... HTML Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <title>Test Script</title> <form> Project: <input type="text" name="Project" /><br /> Version: <input type="text" name="Version" /> </form> </head> <body> <form> <table border="1" bordercolor="" width="1100px" bgcolor=""> <td> Test </td> <td> Task </td> <td> Expected </td> <td> Actual </td> <td> Comments </td> <td> Tester </td> </tr> </table> <textarea rows="5" cols="15"> text area </textarea> </form> </body> </html> Hy all, I've managed to make a pretty decent newsletter using only basic-html and no stylesheet. It looks fine in Outlook and Hotmail, so I'm very curious what it looks like in other mailclients. Do you guys now if there are programs on the internet that enable me to look how my mail shows up in different mailclients? Any advices?! Thanks in advance! I have just developed a series of quizzes to post on my Bible Web site. It works fine, but I'm wondering if there are any alternative ways of doing what I want. Here's how I designed each quiz. There is a "main" html file that creates two frames: <frameset rows="70%,30%"> <frame src="1SamuelQuiz.html" name="QuizFrame"> <frame src="BlankAnswerPage.html" name="AnswerFrame"> </frameset> Then I created an html file with all the quiz questions in a numbered list (1SamuelQuiz.html). Here's an example of one item from the list: <p>Who was David's father?</p> <p><a href="1SamuelAnswer1.html" target="AnswerFrame">Click here for answer.</a></p> When the user clicks for the answer, it appears in the lower frame, while the questions remain visible in the upper frame. As I said, everything works fine, just as designed. However, this method does require a separate html file for each individual answer. The more quizzes I create like this, the number of files increases at an alarming rate! Is there any alternative design that would still allow the user to click to see an answer while keeping the quiz questions visible? Thanks. Bill Hi I know there is a piece of text out there that people use to test their web page. I want to know where can you get that, as i can't seem to find it anyway after several attempts of googling. cheers. Hello guys, i was wondering if any of you knows of :Some sort of book with html tests. Like in math where there are lots of tests and problem books , is there any place where we can find/buy/download HTML test books? Thanks in advance for your answers and since is almost the last day of the year i will rush in wishing you all HAPPY NEW YEAR! need help with my project! n have no idea wht to do.... have to make iq level test on FWP. 1. First in the form ppl will see do u want to check your iq level..yes or no. include options. 2. if user says no then program will be terminated 3. if user says yes then will be asked that plz log in if already a user..else plz register. 4. if user is already a member thn will be directed to the iq level page. 5. After registration user will be asked for id and password. 6. After the registration IQ test will be shown, if the answer is right thn it will be shown in green color, if its wrong thn red color will be shown. 7. After this users iq level will be shown in %. 8. N those who already took it will also be shown on the page n atlast it will say thx.'. i hope u will understand....wat i wrote...need help guys........plzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Hey everybody, I've been wrestling with the classic iframe border issue in IE for the past couple of days and desperately need to know if I've cracked it (browsershots is just getting slower and slower these days..) http://www.eveningtweed.com/lauratest/home.htm Are IE users on PCs seeing a border around the iframe which contains the 'workworkwork' line? I've ensured the CSS for the iframe is correct (frameBorder=0 with the camel case) as well as setting a 0 border on the page loaded into the frame itself. Jez OK so I'm making an application and I've hit a snag with my Javascript. So I have a form and a list with some value, and under the list I have a button (not a submit) HTML Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
<title>Untitled Document</title>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function popUp(URL,WIDTH,HEIGHT){
day = new Date();
id = day.getTime();
var user = document.getElementById('user').value;
eval("page" + id + " = window.open(URL, '"+ id + "', 'toolbar=1,scrollbars=0,location=0,statusbar=0,menubar=0,resizable=0,width="+WIDTH+",height="+HEIGHT+",left = 362,top = 234');");
}
</script>
<style type="text/css">
form{
margin: 0px;
}
.menu{
width: 200px;
}
#mem_list{
width: 200px;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<div id="mem_list">
<center>
Online User Info
</center>
<form method="get" action="/antrix/index.php">
<select name="color" size="5" class="menu" id="user">
<option value="Marlo">Marlo level 70 Warrior</option>
<option value="Dsadasd">Dsadasd level 1 Warlock</option>
<option value="Dsadasdd">Dsadasdd level 1 Priest</option>
<option value="Asdassg">Asdassg level 1 Rogue</option>
</select>
<center>
<input type="button" value="user options" onclick="javascript:popUp('mailmod.php','800','200')"/>
</center>
</form>
</div>
</body>
</html>
OK so when someone clicks the user options button i want the popup to go to the url and have the selected name in the GET value of the url like: mailmod.php?user=marlo if Marlo was selected. anyone got any ideas? *EDIT* yeh just realised this was in the wrong section, sorry ^_^ I am currently working on a currency converter for my D&D website and have run into a bit of a problem. The basic idea is to select the appropriate currency you have from a row of radio buttons, insert the amount you have in a text area and in the next text area it will kick out a list of different currencies and the amount you will have in those currencies. My problem is that my JAVA skills are extremely poor. I figured out how to set up most of it but I cannot figure out how to grab the input and plug it into my formulas. Can anyone help me with this? Here is a link to the page: Currency Converter Any and all hope is greatly appreciated. Thanks. Take care and have a great day.... ciao, john., Here is the basic code without the web page info: Code: <script type = "text/javascript">
function radio_map(prefix)
{
var coins; // The type of coin selected
// Go through all options to find the one that was selected
for (cnt = 0; cnt < prefix.cointype.length; cnt++) {
// If the coin was selected, checked will be true
if (prefix.cointype[cnt].checked)
coins = cnt; // Save that coin number
}
switch (coins) {
// Copper
case 0: prefix.matharea.value = "\n" +
1 * 1 + " Copper Coins \n" +
1 * .1 + " Silver Coins \n" +
1 * .01 + " Gold Coins \n" +
1 * .005 + " Platinum Coins \n" +
1 * .0001 + " Mithril Coins \n";
break;
// Silver
case 1: prefix.matharea.value = "\n" +
1 * 10 + " Copper Coins \n" +
1 * 1 + " Silver Coins \n" +
1 * .1 + " Gold Coins \n" +
1 * .05 + " Platinum Coins \n" +
1 * .001 + " Mithril Coins \n";
break;
// Gold
case 2: prefix.matharea.value = "\n" +
1 * 100 + " Copper Coins \n" +
1 * 10 + " Silver Coins \n" +
1 * 1 + " Gold Coins \n" +
1 * .5 + " Platinum Coins \n" +
1 * .01 + " Mithril Coins \n";
break;
// Platinum
case 3: prefix.matharea.value = "\n" +
1 * 1000 + " Copper Coins \n" +
1 * 10 + " Silver Coins \n" +
1 * 5 + " Gold Coins \n" +
1 * 1 + " Platinum Coins \n" +
1 * .1 + " Mithril Coins \n";
break;
// Mithil
case 4: prefix.matharea.value = "\n" +
1 * 10000 + " Copper Coins \n" +
1 * 1000 + " Silver Coins \n" +
1 * 100 + " Gold Coins \n" +
1 * 5 + " Platinum Coins \n" +
1 * 1 + " Mithril Coins \n";
break;
}
}
</script>
<form name="frmRadio">
<p> Please choose your coin type.</p>
<div onclick ='radio_map(document.frmRadio)'>
<input type="radio" name="cointype" value="Evanston"> Copper
<input type="radio" name="cointype" value="Arlington Hts."> Silver
<input type="radio" name="cointype" value="Oakbrook"> Gold
<input type="radio" name="cointype" value="Downers Grove"> Platinum
<input type="radio" name="cointype" value="Vernon Hills"> Mithril
</div>
Please input the number of coins that you have:
<textarea name="coinarea" rows=1 cols=35> </textarea>
Here are your converted coin numbers:
<textarea name="matharea" rows=10 cols=35> </textarea>
</form>
For the website I'm working on i want to store the text someone enters in an imput box to be stored as a variable so i can have an alert that welcomes them to my site. any suggestions. this one isn't illegal. Hope this is the correct place for this question. What I want to do is have a webpage which asks a question, e.g. "What is your name?" and when the user enters a name, e.g. "Bob" a button pops up with "are you ready?" The user clicks that button and the page then tells the visitor: "Good morning, Bob; nice to see you" (or the button could be there from the beginning; it does not have to pop up) Just want this to learn how to do this and hope I can carry on from there. I am assuming I need a javascript to do this. So I want to make an image that has mouseover tables that pop up. This is what the code looks like now: Code: <html>
<table>
<tr><td><img src= "pic.bmp" usemap="#mapareas"/></td></tr>
</table>
<map NAME ='mapareas'>
<script language='JavaScript' type='text/javascript'>
function show(id)
{
document.getElementById(id).style.visibility='visible';
return true;
}
function hide(id)
{
document.getElementById(id).style.visibility='hidden';
return true;
}
</script>
<area shape = "rect" coords="0,0,100,100" title="one" onmouseover='javascript:show('one') onmouseout='javascript:hide('one')>
<area shape = "rect" coords= "150,0,250,100" title="two" onmouseover='javascript:show('two') onmouseout='javascript:hide('two')>
<area shape = "rect" coords= "0,150,100,250" title="three" onmouseover='javascript:show('three') onmouseout='javascript:hide('three')>
<area shape = "rect" coords= "150,150,250,250" title="four" onmouseover='javascript:show('four') onmouseout='javascript:hide('four')>
<area shape = "default" title="The Rest">
</map>
<table border=0 cellPadding=0 cellSpacing=1 id='one' style='position:absolute; left:10px; top:120px; background:lightGrey; visibility:hidden'>
<tr><td>ONE</td></tr>
</table>
<table border=0 cellPadding=0 cellSpacing=1 id='two' style='position:absolute; left:10px; top:120px; background:lightGrey; visibility:hidden'>
<tr><td>TWO</td></tr>
</table>
<table border=0 cellPadding=0 cellSpacing=1 id='three' style='position:absolute; left:10px; top:120px; background:lightGrey; visibility:hidden'>
<tr><td>THREE</td></tr>
</table>
<table border=0 cellPadding=0 cellSpacing=1 id='four' style='position:absolute; left:10px; top:120px; background:lightGrey; visibility:hidden'>
<tr><td>FOUR</td></tr>
</table>
</html>
everything is ok when the page is first loaded, but when I try the mouseovers, firefox's error console gives me this message: "syntax error javascript:show(" and "syntax error javascript:hide(" Can someone help me figure out what is going wrong? Thanks Hello everyone, newbie to this forum humbly seeking help. I'll got a javascript working to display an alt image on hover and at the same time an image box appearing at another place on the page (describing the link). After preparing the linked page I discovered that the link doesn't work. When I add "a href" within the code which already only has a "href" in the javascript the complex image cutting becomes apparent with a pixel or so space between each of the cuts. I had alt images working nicely, now I find something is very much a miss. Here is the code which delivers the two alt images well but doesn't link to the target page. "<tr><td><div id="NavigationImage3" href="about_us.html" onMouseOver="F_roll('NavigationImage3',1)" onMouseOut="F_roll('NavigationImage3',0)"><img id="NavigationImage3" name="NavigationImage3" src="images/b2-3a.jpg" onLoad="F_loadRollover(this,'images/b2-3b.jpg')" alt="Sample Text" onMouseOver="swap(3, 'imgDefault')" onMouseOut="swap(0,'imgDefault')"></a></td></tr>" Be very grateful if someone can help. Cheers, Mal from Cessnock (Aus) hi, I'm not sure if its javascript that does it or any other language, but I being googling an cant find it.I am building a site and wanna create a "question sign" ? that when users hover over it , a dialogue box appears explaining what it is.I'm sure most of us have seen it on some site or the other. what I am looking for is like http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/linuxquestion.org where it says,"Alexa traffic rank" and you hover over the question sign.Thats exactly what I want Can I get some help or links to text on how to create one? Thank you Hi all, I've been asked to develop a tool using HTML and JavaScript to target two numbers in a 19 digit combination. The numbers I need to target are in location 8 & 9 (#######89##########) and need to yield one of two responses dependant if the number is less than or equal to what has been entered. So if number less than or equal to 12 I figure I can use layers to hide and reveal the responses and using JavaScript or HTML to target and make the correct layer visible after the complete number has been entered I'm at a loss on how to do this and where to start with my code to make this possible. If anyone can shed some light on what this type of feature is called so I can research it or if you can help me with some code or advice I'd be grateful Thanks Hello everyone, I'm building a html page that (I think) needs Javascript directly written into it because it won't be uploaded into a directory I can edit. A few questions: 1. Would this code "<script type="text/javascript" src="the matrix.js">" work if the file was within the document? 2. Does a JavaScript file need to be within the same web directory as a document that's referencing it? Thanks |
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