JavaScript - Bugs On 'createtextnode' Method?

Write a public static method named starPrinter that will take an int as a parameter and
print lines of stars as shown below.

The header of the method will be public static void starPrinter(int n) .

This is what it should look like:



Please help!

I'm trying to write a method called printPowersOfN that accepts a base and an exponent as arguments and prints each power of the base from base0(1) up to that maximum power, inclusive. For example, I'm trying:

printPowersOfN(4, 3);
printPowersOfN(5, 6);
printPowersOfN(-2, 8);

which should give me:

1 4 16 64
1 5 25 125 625 3125 15625
1 -2 4 -8 16 32 64 -128 256

but I only get:

64
15625
256

Here's my code:

Code:

public class Powers {

      public static int printPowersOfN (int base, int exponent) {

          int answer = 1;

          for (int i=1; i  <= exponent; i++) {

               answer*=base;

          }

          return answer;

     }

     public static void main(String[] args) {

          System.out.println(printPowersOfN(4, 3));
          System.out.println(printPowersOfN(5, 6));
          System.out.println(printPowersOfN(-2, 8));

     }

}

What should I change so that it does all of the powers?

Have the code check that the statement has at least one character. You can do this by using the trim method to remove spaces from the beginning and end, and then checking the length of the trimmed string. If there are no characters, the response should tell the user to enter something. For example, a possible statement and response would be:

Statement:

Response: Say something, please.

Could someone help me with this? I'm not sure how to make it check to see if the user input has 0 characters.

I'm a newbie of JS and don't know if I have got the right terms in my question.
I want to lowercase all the arrays:

Code:

<script>
var txt = [
            ["Cats","Dogs","Rabbits"],
              ["Fish","Bones","Carrots"]
          ] 
 
document.write(txt[0][1] + " love eating " + txt[1][1]);
</script>

I know I can do something like this:

Code:

document.write(txt[0][1].toLowerCase() + " love eating " + txt[1][1].toLowerCase());

// or

var txt1 = txt[0][1] + " love eating " + txt[1][1];
document.write(txt1.toLowerCase());

But if I will loop through all the arrays and print them out, I am bothered with appending .toLowerCase(0 after each array one by one,
so is there any way to bind that method at one go?

I hope my question is understandable. Maybe I've used wrong terms of JS.
Thank you.

When you use a form and submit it the URL bar changes to what the submitted values are. So can anyone explain how to use this?

So I'm new around here, and to web dev in general, but I've got a (hopefully) short question.

I am trying to call a function (nextMonth()) every second from the time that the cycle method gets called, until it is called again. As of now I am trying to use setInterval, (and I previously tried with setTimeout and using a callback argument but maybe I wasn't doing that properly).

The problem is that after running the cycle() method for 5 or 6 seconds, the entire browser freezes up and you have to kill it and restart it.

Here is my code as of now:

Code:

function cycle()
{
	if(CYCLEINT != null) //STOP THE CYCLE LOOP
	{
		window.clearInterval(CYCLEINT);
		CYCLEINT = null;
		document.getElementById("cycle").innerHTML = "Cycle Months";
	} 

	else //LOOP IS NOT RUNNING, INITIATE AND CONTINUE INTERVAL.
	{
		CYCLEINT = self.setInterval("nextMonth()", 1000);				
		document.getElementById("cycle").innerHTML = "Pause";
	}
} 


function prevMonth()
{
	var dVal = $( ".slider" ).slider( "option", "value");

	if(dVal > 1)
	{
		dVal--;
		$( ".slider" ).slider( "option", "value", dVal );
		refresh();
	}
}

function nextMonth()
{
	var dVal = $( ".slider" ).slider( "option", "value");

	if(dVal < dateMax)
	{
		dVal++;
		$( ".slider" ).slider( "option", "value", dVal );
		refresh();
	}

	if(CYCLEINT != null && dVal >= dateMax)		
	{
		cycle();
	}
}

I am trying to impliment Javascript code to replace the MS Tabular data control.
How do I go about creating a Fields collection object
that has a default method of Item(idx)
ie.
myrs.Fields.Item(4).name
is the same as
myrs.Fields(4).name

Im working on learning JavaScript with the help of a text book, below is the current script I am working on regarding handling forms. This script should populate the "Days" field depending on the Month selected. I understand most of it except for the parseInt function. Could anyone help describe it to me? I understand it turns a String into a Value...hmm

Code:

 
window.onload = initForm;

function initForm() {
	document.getElementById("months").selectedIndex = 0;
	document.getElementById("months").onchange = populateDays;
}

function populateDays() {
	var monthDays = new Array(31,28,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31);
	var monthStr = this.options[this.selectedIndex].value;
	
	if (monthStr != "") {
		var theMonth = parseInt(monthStr);
					
		document.getElementById("days").options.length = 0;
		for(var i=0; i<monthDays[theMonth]; i++) {
			document.getElementById("days").options[i] = new Option(i+1);
		}
	}
}

Thank you! I am very interested in learning this and would love any help!

I am using javascript for adding and removing rows from table as per user require ment like if we press ADDROW button it adds extra row to table and if we pressREMOVEROW it delets the last row.. Now i want to access the data from textbox like this..
var crpt = document.getElementById("itrtr2").value; //no. of rows
for(var k=1;k<=crpt;k++)
{
qtyc = document.getElementById("txtRowc3"+k).value;
unit_pricec = document.getElementById("txtRowc5"+k).value;
alert('QTYC:'+qtyc+' UPC:'+unit_pricec);
cttl = qtyc * unit_pricec;
document.getElementById("txtRowc6"+k).value = cttl.toFixed(2);
csbttl = csbttl + cttl;
}
document.getElementById("subttlC").value=csbttl.toFixed(2);

it shows the value of textRowc3i in qtyc in alert box but also givs error document.getElementById("txtRowc3"+k) is null..
I tried for this but problem is not solved please help... Thank You...

i want to write a code which would prompt the user for his first name and last name with space in between them.The full name must be entered in the same prompt box.Using the charCodeAt() method i wanna test the first character of the user's first name as well as last name.If the first character of first name is in lowercase then it should alert the user as "first name must start with uppercase".And if the first character of second name is in uppercase then it should alert the user as "second name must start with lowercase". ..plzzzz help me and give me some code for this..i m a beginner in javascript..

Sup gents. Im having problems with the link method. Its tied up to a button in the form. The link method sees the "global" variable and determines if its 1 or 0. If its 1 it gives a certain msg and if its 0 another one. Problem its always reading the variable as 0 and giving me the same message regardless of the fact that im typing the username and password correc

Code:

<html>
<head>

<script type ="text/JavaScript">


var counter = 0;
var counter2 = 0;
var arraynumb = 0;
var arraynumb2 = 0;
var global;

var array = ['Mohamad', 'Karim', 'Anthony', 'Rami', 'Natalia', 'Sarah', 'Samer', 'Violette', 'Plume', 'Sharshabil'];
var array2 = ["1000", "1001", "1002", "1003", "1004", "1005", "1006", "1007", "1008", "1009"];



function pass(){
    var searchKey = document.searchform.inputVal.value;
    for (var i = 0, len = array.length; i < len; i++){
        if (array[i] == searchKey){
		counter = 1;
		arraynumb = i;

        }
}

}


function pass1(){
    var searchKey2 = document.searchform.inputVal2.value;
    for (var i = 0, len = array2.length; i < len; i++){
        if (array2[i] == searchKey2){
		counter2 = 1;
		arraynumb2 = i;     
        }
	  
 }
}


function access(global)
{
		if (counter == 1 && counter2 == 1 && arraynumb == arraynumb2)
		{
		window.alert("You may now access the website");	
global = 1;
		}
		
		else
		window.alert("You may not access the website");
		global = 0;
}

function link(global)
{
	if (global == 1)
	{
	window.alert("you may proceed to the link");
	}
	else
	window.alert("you are not signed in, please do so");


}

</script>

</head>

<body>




    <form name = "searchform" action = "">
      <p>Enter username<br/>
        <input name = "inputVal" type = "text" size = "30"/>

        <input name = "search2" type = "button" value = "Search" onclick = "pass()"/>
      </p>
      <p>Enter password<br/>
        <input name = "inputVal2" type = "password" size = "30"/>
        <input name = "search" type = "button" value = "Search" onclick = "pass1()"/>
        <input name = "Access site" type = "button" value = "Access" onclick = "access()"/>
	<input name = "link to" type = "button" value = "link" onclick = "link()"/>
        <br/>
      </p>
      <br/>
      <p></p>
    </form>

</body>
</html>

Hi there

I'm trying to figure out what the following syntax for split means in the following line of the code

arrTest[0].split('/')[0]

what does ('/')[0] means in split('/')[0]?

please can anyone explain

Hi guys

For learning (regx), I'm working with the following example taken from an old resource.

Example 1 is the original code and example 2 is my effort because I couldn't get example 1 to work.

Any idea why example 1 doesn't work? Is the shortcut notation not valid anymore?

LT



Code:

Example 1. 
In the following example, RegExp.input is set by the Change event. 

In the getInfo function, the exec method, called using the () shortcut notation,
 uses the value of RegExp.input as its argument.


<script type="text/javascript">
function getInfo(){
  //example 1
  //doesn't work. 
  
   a = /(\w+)\s(\d+)/();
   alert(a[1] + ", your age is " + a[2]);
}

function getInfo2(info){
   //example 2. works.
   //alert(info);
   re = /(\w+)\s(\d+)/;
   mArry = re.exec(info);
   alert(mArry[1] + ", your age is " + mArry[2]);
}
</script>
</head>

<body>

<form>
<!-- example 1 original //-->
<input type="text" name="NameAge" onchange="getInfo(this);" />

<!-- example 2 //-->
<input type="text" name="NameAge" onchange="getInfo2(this.value);" />

</form>

You may have see various sites where urls are encoded by advertisement redirection service mostly by adf.ly now I want to write a personal java snippet for tor remove this spam [In opera you can specify a custom js to run at every page]
mostly the html will look like this

Code:

<a  target="_blank" href="http://adf.ly/246619/http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?lg5z42ra13ac9hi">SteamTable App</a>

I want to use .split() method

as you see this part http://adf.ly/246619/ [before the second http] has to be splitted some how & url to be reinserted in the a tag.
any help here

I don't even know where to begin with this one.
I don't know the terminology for what I am trying to do here, and the sample code is too big and cluttered to post. So I put together the following to illustrate the structure of the object that I am trying to overcome. I have a method chain within an object, and I need to override one of the methods, but when I do so I loose access to the private methods and properties of it's containing object... I googled this for several hours, and the best that I can come up with is that I need to somehow use call() to access the scope of another object. But I don't understand call() or apply() at all, and I've read many tutorials on those...

Code:

window.oModule['Report'] = (function(){
    var _privateProp1 = '' ,
        _privateMethod1 = function(){
            // ...
        } ,
        _publicMethod1  = function(){
            // ...
        } ,
        _publicMethod2 = (function(){
            var _sub_privateProp1 = '' ,
                _sub_privateMethod1 = function(param1,param2){
                    // ...
                } ,
                _sub_publicMethod1  = function(){
                    // ...
                } ,
                _sub_publicMethod2 = function(start , end){  // I need to replace this method from somewhere else
                    var _neededValue = '';
                    
                    for(var i = start ; i<end ; ++i) {
                        // ...
                        _neededValue += _sub_privateMethod1(arg1,arg2)
                    }
                    return _neededValue;
                } ;
            
            return{
                '_sub_publicMethod1' : _sub_publicMethod1 ,
                '_sub_publicMethod2' : _sub_publicMethod2
            }
    })() ;
    
    return{
        '_publicMethod1' : _publicMethod1 ,
        '_publicMethod2' : _publicMethod2
    }
})();

alert(oModule.Report._publicMethod2._sub_publicMethod2(1,5))  // This works fine

oModule.Report._publicMethod2._sub_publicMethod2 = function(start,end){  // Doing this modifies the output of all expressions that already call the sub method (which is what I need)
    var _neededValue = '';
    // ...
    return start+end
}

alert(oModule.Report._publicMethod2._sub_publicMethod2(1,5))  // This will alert 6 (as intended)


oModule.Report._publicMethod2._sub_publicMethod2 = function(start,end){  // Doing this modifies the output of all expressions that already call the sub method (which is what I need)
    var _neededValue = '';
    for(var i = start ; i<end ; ++i) {
        // ... different set of instructions
         _neededValue += _sub_privateMethod1(arg1,arg2)  // This line causes an error: _sub_privateMethod1 is undefined
    }
    return _neededValue
}