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JavaScript - Tournament Creation - Please Help
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Here's what I want: A bracket/tournament creator on my website, so that users can start their own matches and just use my site as "scorekeeper". Here's what I've come up with so far: http://javascript.internet.com/misce...ournament.html provides a basic sketch of what I'm looking for. Can that script be changed so that multiple tournaments/matches can run at the same time. Is it also possible to only allow the participents of that specific tournament to submit the score? I'd really appreciate any help. I'll also be willing to acknowledge whatever help I get on my site, so that you can link to it, if someone wants to see your work. Thanks in advance! Similar TutorialsCan anyone help me get a start to make a tournament chart that assighs a value to each player and depending on that value it beats a other player.
Hey Everyone, I'm hoping you all can help me with this. I have created a html ncaa tournament bracket for my website in which I hold annual competitions. Recently, my competition has grown and I need a better way for users to submit their brackets. What Im looking for is a way to allow the person filling out the bracket to click on their predicted winner for each game, which will then fill out the bracket as they move through the bracket until the have predicted a national champion. Any Ideas? Hi, I know that it is possible to create map via javascript, which has some spots used like links. I have 3 images: background, house and man. Also 3 php variables: $man = 'yes'; $background = 'yes'; $house = 'no'; What I need is to make javascript map which would show background(yes) and man (yes). House must be invisible, because I have NO. The problem, that man must appear to 21px width 100px height and be active as a link. If you haven't understood what I want - ask. Now I will try to explain this with example. You have a map with countries. But map is like image and you can't do anything. If variable with country gets value "yes" - the country become active on the map and you can push on it. Thanks in advance... Hello, 1. I have the following script: function selectThis(id){ var locationstring = "process.php?value=" + id; ///// locationstring += "&bs=" + $('#bs_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); locationstring += "&ad=" + $('#ad_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); locationstring += "&ns=" + $('#ns_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); locationstring += "&wt=" + $('#wt_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); locationstring += "&in=" + $('#in_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); document.location.href = locationstring; } With it I am getting a string with the value of the clicked button from an array and some other select field values that are listed in the same set of mysql results as the clicked button. BUTTON: <input name="button" type="button" onclick="selectThis('<? echo $rows['id']; ?>');" value=""> At the end of the script the page is redirected to in the script mentioned page with following string: process.php?value=1&bs=2&ad=3&ns=4&wt=5&in=6 (values are not real, so whatever the chosen value of the select field should apear in the link.) THIS WORKS FINE. 2. My problem is following: In order to be able to use var locationstring in other scripts as well I have removed var and have made it global. function selectThis(id){ locationstring = "process.php?value=" + id; ///// locationstring += "&bs=" + $('#bs_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); locationstring += "&ad=" + $('#ad_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); locationstring += "&ns=" + $('#ns_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); locationstring += "&wt=" + $('#wt_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); locationstring += "&in=" + $('#in_' + id).attr("selectedIndex"); } The problem is that later on when I use locationstring variable in other script I get only first variable in the string process.php?value=1 instead of process.php?value=1&bs=2&ad=3&ns=4&wt=5&in=6 3. Is it possible to make locationstring variable global and in a single line in order to be able to use the full string in other scripts or is there another solution. Thank in advance. hi, I want to create a litebox with one or two inputs in it and submit button. These inputs would work in jQuerry to update information in main page.. I see many websites are using them, but i am not so good in javascript if you know any examples of simple litebox which could work with jQuerry, please inform me. All suggestions are welcome. Kind regards, Aurimas. I want to create an array of 1 - X (X could be 10, 20, 30 or any number) Then I want to randomly choose a number from 1 - X I now want to remove the random choice - and then do the same again twice Question 1: How do I create the array in the first place? Answer: var x=[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]; I'd much prefer it if I could do something like this: var x=[0...10]; This would create the same, except, I don't have to type out all the numbers! And if I needed to increase the number in the array, I could simply just change the last number I've just made the syntax up I was hoping something similar shorthand existed Or do I have to do this by creating a loop? Question 2: how do I pop an item from the middle or somewhere other than the beginning or end? I've googled and all I can find is how to remove the first and last items! The way I see it: - Get a solution for popping from the middle of an array I'm sure I'll find a solution to this if I looked - but is it optimal to be doing it this way? - Instead, maybe I could fill my array in a random order in the first place - and then just pop at the beginning or end?? Which is the best solution? Any code to start me off would be great Thanks OM Hi! I have encountered a problem with IE that I'm simply unable to solve. I have a form where the user can choose different things to input from a drop down list and depending on the choise, different kinds of textboxes of text areas etc. are loaded onto the page with JS. After the user has finished inputing text and submits the form, I read the input with PHP and process it further. Now, this works perfectly in firefox but IE doesn't seem to add the name properties to the elements (both textboxes and text areas) because PHP cannot find them and no info is printed from the input. The creation of the elements (adding them to the page...) works just fine, it's just getting the data from them that's the problem. Since it works in FF I know it's not a PHP problem. I've used the recommended .name to set the property (although I've also tried .setAttribute() etc), yet it still doesn't work. What can I do to solve this? My relevant JS code: Code: function addTextbox(idName, head)
{
var target = document.getElementById('addThings');
var newDiv = document.createElement("div");
newDiv.id = "container";
newDiv.name = "container";
newDiv.setAttribute("className", "intNew"); //IE
newDiv.setAttribute("class", "intNew"); //FF
var newTextbox = document.createElement("input");
newTextbox.type = "text";
newTextbox.id = idName; //--
newTextbox.name = idName; //Doesn't work in IE?..
newTextbox.setAttribute("className", "newWidth"); //IE
newTextbox.setAttribute("class", "newWidth"); //FF
var text = document.createTextNode(head + ":");
target.appendChild(newDiv);
newDiv.appendChild(text);
newDiv.innerHTML += "<br />";
newDiv.appendChild(newTextbox);
newDiv.innerHTML += "<p />";
}
(The text area function is the same, more or less) The PHP code, if anyone's interested: Code: if($_POST['createBtn'])
{
$head = $_POST['head']; //1
$intro = $_POST['intro']; //2
$question = $_POST['question']; //3
$answer = $_POST['answer']; //3
$image = $_POST['image']; //?
$author = $_POST['author']; //5
$end = $_POST['end']; //4
//sammanfattning
printHTMLTop(9);
$today = date('Y-m-d');
$text = <<<END
<div class="intContainer">
<div class="intHeadRow"><b>$head </b></div>
<div class="stpdIEContainer">
<div class="intTextContainer">
<p />
$intro
<p />
END;
if($question != "" && answer != "")
{
foreach($question as $k)
{
$text .= $k . "<p />";
foreach($answer as $j)
{
$text .= $j . "<p />";
}
}
}
$text .= <<<END
<p />
$end
<p />
<i>Skrivet av: $author den $today</i>
</div> <!-- intTextContainer -->
<div class="intImgContainer"> </div></div> <!-- stpdIEContainer -->
</div> <!-- intContainer -->
END;
//Prints to new file (on server)
$file = file_put_contents('interviews/interview01.html', $text); //Set name
//Add to DB
//print newly created file
$page = file_get_contents('interviews/interview01.html');
echo $page;
printHTMLBottom();
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