JavaScript - Closing Search Box When Main Page Unloads

hi
i have a html page that has a link "OPEN POP UP" when this link is clicked a new pop up window is opened. and this pop has two LINKS first is ONE and second is TWO.
what i want to do is.
when any of these LINKS is clicked on the popup the should close and the my main html page from where the popup came should execute a javascript function.
please help

Hello, glad to be here!!

So I am curious about a simple script to play a main video, with thumbnails below. What I am wanting is when you click on a thumb, it plays in the main video spot. Hope this isn't much, but donations are allowed if it is.

Hello,
I had a php page, which contains links when I click on a link it will issue a new page, I want to make the main page to be refreshed once the new page being closed.
Any suggestions?
thanks

First, I will state that I am totally inexperienced in JavaScript.

I have a web site application written in VB.net and asp. The main page uses JavaScript to load a popup page that performs multiple tasks. The main page accepts a variety of incoming messages, only SOME of which need to be passed to this popup page for processing. I found an ugly way to pass the message to the popup by placing it in a Session variable. Now I need to cause it to be handled. I see two possibilities, and I do not have a clue how to implement either. Either one would be great:

1. In the main page, trigger a subroutine in the popup, using JavaScript.
OR
2. In the popup, establish a trigger any time that Session variable changes.

Thanks in advance for any help on this.

how i can refresh my main history page without page refresh alert message?

i am using the following code on the submitpage.asp

<%response.write ("<script>window.location.reload(history.go(-2));</script>")%>

i got the attached message when it refreshes the main page.

is there is a way to refresh directly without this message?

We are building an opera extension in which we are trying to use the document object property (document.body.innerHTML) in order to obtain the source of the main page of a site. In most cases it provides us with the correct page source but for certain sites (ones that have multiple document layers), it doesn't return the top most document.

For instance, for the site (https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/) we would like to source for the main page that is displayed but
once the entire page is loaded, the document property would display the source for another layer (https://s7.addthis.com/static/r07/sh...rev=86981&xd=1)

This perhaps has to do with how opera loads the document layers in a page. We did not face any issue with any other browser

How can we obtain the source of the main page (https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/) using the document object in Opera ?

Hi. I have a question about java script code.

I'm creating a website with frames. Within the main page frame, there are tables in the main content page.

When I created the website, it fit perfectly in the browser window of my smaller laptop. I just checked it out on my old G5 and the images/pages are too big and either cut off or scroll bars appear (which is not what I want)

So I wanted to know what code I put in my files and where to put it?

Also, what pages does it need to be in?

the main frame index page? the specific pages that fit within the frames? some are images that load in the frames? would i need to create an .html for those and then have the .jpg load so that it can be resized?

I need the main page to be resized to fit the browser as well as the pages in the frames to fit.

Can you help?

Thanks

Hi All,

Just a quick question!

Is it possible to have a text box input searching for the entered text on another webpage in the same way Find In Page would do?

I have a webpage that I want users to input an item, and that this will open the targeted webpage and bring you to (and highlight) the matched item(s) like find in page does.

Is this possible or is the easiest way to just make users open the link to the target page and just complete the find in page search there?

Thanks
Glen

Hi,

I have a Question i want to add a search box in my web so can any body find pages and topics belong to my site .




Thanks
Nada

Hay guys, here is my problem.
I need to make Javascript code which will enable me to search my page for key words.The particular page consists of nearly 30 scinetific achivements, all sorted by the scinetists that are responisbile for those acihevemnets.You can say that the page consists of 30 paragraphs.What i should do, is make a javasrpit code that searches the page by putting in a key word, finding all the paragraphs with that keyword, and then displaying only those paragraphs, while hiding all the other ones which don't have that key word.Im not really sure if this should happen in a pop up window, on the same page or new page, but the overall format must be the same as it was on the original page with 30 paragraphs( like displeying the same page but with only, for example, 3-4 paragraphs).

I dont expect anyone to write me the whole code, but any hint or advise would be helpfull.Also if anyone knows of any code here on this forum, or somewhere on the web which might help me, I'd apprecite if u would give me the link.

Hi,
I've been trying to find a script to "search this page", but most seem quite old and don't seem to be supported in modern browsers.
I have no knowledge of JS, but wondered whether this could be adapted in any way

Code:

<!-- EXAMPLE FORM OF FIND-IN-PAGE SEARCH USING SUBMIT (ALLOWING 'ENTER/RETURN' KEY PRESS EVENT) -->
<div ID= "findform">
<form name="form1" class="findform" onSubmit="search(document.form1, frametosearch); return false"><input type="text" name="findthis" size="15" title="Press 'ALT s' after clicking submit to repeatedly search page"> <input type="submit" value="Find in Page" ACCESSKEY="s"></form>
</div>
<script>
<!-- Hide from old browsers

/******************************************
* Find In Page Script -- Submitted/revised by Alan Koontz (alankoontz@REMOVETHISyahoo.com)
* Visit Dynamic Drive (http://www.dynamicdrive.com/) for full source code
* This notice must stay intact for use
******************************************/

// revised by Alan Koontz -- May 2003

var TRange = null;
var dupeRange = null;
var TestRange = null;
var win = null;


// SELECTED BROWSER SNIFFER COMPONENTS DOCUMENTED AT
// http://www.mozilla.org/docs/web-developer/sniffer/browser_type.html

var nom = navigator.appName.toLowerCase();
var agt = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase();
var is_major = parseInt(navigator.appVersion);
var is_minor = parseFloat(navigator.appVersion);
var is_ie = (agt.indexOf("msie") != -1);
var is_ie4up = (is_ie && (is_major >= 4));
var is_not_moz = (agt.indexOf('netscape')!=-1)
var is_nav = (nom.indexOf('netscape')!=-1);
var is_nav4 = (is_nav && (is_major == 4));
var is_mac = (agt.indexOf("mac")!=-1);
var is_gecko = (agt.indexOf('gecko') != -1);
var is_opera = (agt.indexOf("opera") != -1);


// GECKO REVISION

var is_rev=0
if (is_gecko) {
temp = agt.split("rv:")
is_rev = parseFloat(temp[1])
}


// USE THE FOLLOWING VARIABLE TO CONFIGURE FRAMES TO SEARCH
// (SELF OR CHILD FRAME)

// If you want to search another frame, change from "self" to
// the name of the target frame:
// e.g., var frametosearch = 'main'

//var frametosearch = 'main';
var frametosearch = self;


function search(whichform, whichframe) {

// TEST FOR IE5 FOR MAC (NO DOCUMENTATION)

if (is_ie4up && is_mac) return;

// TEST FOR NAV 6 (NO DOCUMENTATION)

if (is_gecko && (is_rev <1)) return;

// TEST FOR Opera (NO DOCUMENTATION)

if (is_opera) return;

// INITIALIZATIONS FOR FIND-IN-PAGE SEARCHES

if(whichform.findthis.value!=null && whichform.findthis.value!='') {

str = whichform.findthis.value;
win = whichframe;
var frameval=false;
if(win!=self)
{

frameval=true; // this will enable Nav7 to search child frame
win = parent.frames[whichframe];

}


}

else return; // i.e., no search string was entered

var strFound;

// NAVIGATOR 4 SPECIFIC CODE

if(is_nav4 && (is_minor < 5)) {

strFound=win.find(str); // case insensitive, forward search by default

// There are 3 arguments available:
// searchString: type string and it's the item to be searched
// caseSensitive: boolean -- is search case sensitive?
// backwards: boolean --should we also search backwards?
// strFound=win.find(str, false, false) is the explicit
// version of the above
// The Mac version of Nav4 has wrapAround, but
// cannot be specified in JS


}

// NAVIGATOR 7 and Mozilla rev 1+ SPECIFIC CODE (WILL NOT WORK WITH NAVIGATOR 6)

if (is_gecko && (is_rev >= 1)) {

if(frameval!=false) win.focus(); // force search in specified child frame
strFound=win.find(str, false, false, true, false, frameval, false);

// The following statement enables reversion of focus 
// back to the search box after each search event 
// allowing the user to press the ENTER key instead
// of clicking the search button to continue search.
// Note: tends to be buggy in Mozilla as of 1.3.1
// (see www.mozilla.org) so is excluded from users 
// of that browser.

if (is_not_moz) whichform.findthis.focus();

// There are 7 arguments available:
// searchString: type string and it's the item to be searched
// caseSensitive: boolean -- is search case sensitive?
// backwards: boolean --should we also search backwards?
// wrapAround: boolean -- should we wrap the search?
// wholeWord: boolean: should we search only for whole words
// searchInFrames: boolean -- should we search in frames?
// showDialog: boolean -- should we show the Find Dialog?


}

if (is_ie4up) {

// EXPLORER-SPECIFIC CODE revised 5/21/03

if (TRange!=null) {

TestRange=win.document.body.createTextRange();



if (dupeRange.inRange(TestRange)) {

TRange.collapse(false);
strFound=TRange.findText(str);
if (strFound) {
//the following line added by Mike and Susan Keenan, 7 June 2003
win.document.body.scrollTop = win.document.body.scrollTop + TRange.offsetTop;
TRange.select();
}


}

else {

TRange=win.document.body.createTextRange();
TRange.collapse(false);
strFound=TRange.findText(str);
if (strFound) {
//the following line added by Mike and Susan Keenan, 7 June 2003
win.document.body.scrollTop = TRange.offsetTop;
TRange.select();
}



}
}

if (TRange==null || strFound==0) {
TRange=win.document.body.createTextRange();
dupeRange = TRange.duplicate();
strFound=TRange.findText(str);
if (strFound) {
//the following line added by Mike and Susan Keenan, 7 June 2003
win.document.body.scrollTop = TRange.offsetTop;
TRange.select();
}


}

}

if (!strFound) alert ("String '"+str+"' not found!") // string not found


}
// -->
</script>

If not, does anybody of of any good alternatives.
Many thanks

Hi All,

There is a code something like the one below which searches for a word on a page, highlights it and scrolls to it (which the code below can do). However, the code shown has an issue in firefox in so much as it stops looking once the search arrives at the input field if the field is above the text on page.

However, by placing the the input field below the text on the page the search will find words as it should. If for testing the input field were placed in the middle of the page text, the search would work and find until it hits the input field and the field itself highlights but it won't search past the field.

By chance a while back I did come across a forum in which a reply had some additional code which solved the issue and allowed the search to continue past the input field. However, I just remember the item and have no idea where I saw it or what the code was or even if it actually worked because at the time I was not actually looking for that and it was just a chance encounter.

So the question is, has anyone any idea as to what that bit of code may have been?

Martin.

<input type="text" id="mytext" name="mytext" value="" size="20">
<input type="button" value="Find on page" onClick="findit()">

Code:

<!--

var TRange=null;

function findit () {


var str= document.getElementById("mytext").value;

 if (parseInt(navigator.appVersion)<4) return;
 var strFound;
 if (window.find) {

  // CODE FOR BROWSERS THAT SUPPORT window.find

  strFound=self.find(str);
  if (!strFound) {
   strFound=self.find(str,0,1);
   while (self.find(str,0,1)) continue;
  }
 }
 else if (navigator.appName.indexOf("Microsoft")!=-1) {

  // EXPLORER-SPECIFIC CODE

  if (TRange!=null) {
   TRange.collapse(false);
   strFound=TRange.findText(str);
   if (strFound) TRange.select();
  }
  if (TRange==null || strFound==0) {
   TRange=self.document.getElementById("area").createTextRange();
   strFound=TRange.findText(str);
   if (strFound) TRange.select();
  }
 }
 else if (navigator.appName=="Opera") {
  alert ("Opera browsers not supported, sorry...")
  return;
 }
 if (!strFound) alert ("String '"+str+"' not found!")
 return;
}
//-->

I would like to find some direction or help to solve an issue I have.

I would like to find a way to search for a string of content on my webpage and return the string, or at least part of the string into the URL...

Example of the content on my page:

-----

Welcome, John Adams Log Out

Welcome to your own content, based on your settings provided. Feel free to download the content you need.

-----

Fairly straightforward. Now I would like to create a function that will look at the page and "copy" the string of content beginning with "welcome" and ending with "out"

Next, I would like to remove the "welcome," and "log out" and have the name remain.

Then, post the name into the URL to be passed onto the next page for me to use as more personalization/dynamically driven content; Such as:
http://www.noname.com/index.html?string=John-Adams

Hopefully you can help.

I'm working on a site built through Squarespace, and I've run into some limitations. They've told me it's possible to build a Javascript to pull specific images from one page's journal entries and place them (with links to the entry) on other pages.

Can somebody send me in the right direction on how I would do this? Basically I want to find a most recent posting tagged with a specific category, find the file file path of it's related image, and make that appear on the page that my javascript is on.

Hi,

I got this code from w3schools and I want to alter it for my needs. However I can not get the basic example to work. I have repeatedly cross checked it and can't see any error. I wonder if anyone can spot what I am doing wrong.

Code:

</script>

<script type="text/javascript">
function showHint(str){
if (str.length==0){
	document.getElementById("txtHint").innerHTML="";
	return;
	}
if (window.XMLHttpRequest){
	xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest();
	}
	else{
	xmlhttp=new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
	}

xmlhttp.onreadystatechange=function(){
	if {xmlhttp.readyState==4 && xmlhttp.status==200){
		document.getElementById("txtHint").innerHTML=xmlhttp.responseText;
		}
	}
xmlhttp.open("GET","getName.php?q="+str,true);
xmlhttp.send()
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<label>Search by name: </label>
<input type="text" id="txt1" class="input" onkeyup="showHint(this.value)" />
	<br />
	<p>Suggestions: <span id="txtHint"></span></p>
	<br />
</body>

And my getName.php is:
PHP Code:
<?php
$a[]="Anna";
$a[]="Amalie";
$a[]="Amelie";
$a[]="Amanda";
$a[]="Amel";
$a[]="Amely";
 

$q=$_GET["q"];

if (strlen($q) > 0){
    $hint="";
    for ($i=0; $i<count($a); $i++){
        if (strtolower($q)==strtolower(substr($a[$i],0,strlen($q)))){
            if ($hint==""){
                $hint=$a[$i];
            }else {
                $hint=$hint." , ".$a[$i];
                }
            }
        }
    }

if ($hint == ""){
    $response="no suggestion";
}else{
    $response=$hint;
    }

echo $response;
?>

Nothing happens when I start typing in the name box.