You could also do this with frames

Just a side note, you may be better off loading all of the dropdowns directly into javascript from php when the page loads. If the page contains multiple AJAX requests that go one after the other,...

This is a common problem, as text is so small. There is very little area to define where the mousover stops and the mouseout starts. So the display constantly toggles as the mouse wont sit perfectly...

Post the code

You could include it as a client or server side include. Are you wanting to call it before, during, or after the page is loaded?

Sure, what I was mainly trying to say was that AJAX should only be used to enhance the users experience.

A page submit or refresh can sometimes be inconvenient and time consuming. With AJAX, the...

Why do you need AJAX for this?

AJAX is typically used to perform functions without a page load. If the page is going to load anyway, it would be much simpler just to use a server side script.
I...

Here you go:

<script type="text/javascript">
function validator(){
var valid = true;
if (document.form1.textMessage.value=='')
{...

Post a short description of your problem and the code that is failing in the JavaScript (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum117.html) Forum.

Yes, you have to point the browser to where the file is located on the server. If you're SpryAssets folder is in the same directory as the file then you can use:

<script...

You are referencing your PC's C drive for the javascript and css sources:

<script src="file:///C|/Documents and Settings/Armand/My Documents/Kami's Webpage/SpryAssets/SpryMenuBar.js"...

Weird. I thought declaring variables in JavaScript was more of a "good practice" than a requirement. I always do it but wouldn't think that it would break the script.

I believe xmlHttp = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
is outdated. See how W3Schools (http://www.w3schools.com/Ajax/ajax_browsers.asp) suggests implementing for IE. Also, read more about the...

Use an onchange event in the select element. The event should trigger a function which makes an AJAX request to the server side script performing the query. If the request returns an output, it will...

Narrow down the problem and post the code. Most of us aren't going to download your code.

Yes, for instance if you use GET method. Any server side script that can use the GET method to retrieve variables from the url can also process them. Same with post. Any script that can retrieve...

Would have to see the form validation code to say.

The script above performs a query but doesn't output anything. You will need an output from the script to populate the suggestions. What does the demo script look like?

Yes, where are you going to store the users input? (database, text file...)

Check out the Dynamic Drive Cross Browser marquee (http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex2/cmarquee2.htm). I have used it before in conjunction with php and mysql. Basically, you create a form...

You can control cache in php with headers. Here's (http://www.badpenguin.org/docs/php-cache.html) a good read.

Do you mean something like this?
http://www.felgall.com/jstip22.htm

What about just doing something like:
<a href="delete.asp" onclick="return confirm('Are you sure you wish to continue?')">Delete</a>

Or, if you need a function for several links:
<script...

Welcome to DaniWeb! This forum is specifically for JavaScript, Dynamic HTML, and AJAX. Does your problem fit into this category? If not, post your problem in the HTML...

I would start off at google. Search for AJAX Examples. Here (http://www.degraeve.com/reference/simple-ajax-example.php) is a good simple example that doesn't involve a ton of code. In the example, a...

No, with AJAX, JDOMP, or Flash, the url is never seen. The request is sent "behind the scenes". The user doesn't see any change in the url throughout the data exchange. Here...

If it's in the query string (myscript.php?myvar=value), you use get:
$var=$_GET['myvar'];
You can put as many variables as needed into the query...

You could do this a number of ways. The easiest, in my opinion would be Flash (http://www.adobepress.com/articles/article.asp?p=464427&seqNum=1).
However, if Flash isn't an option, JDOMP...

Tack the course name onto the query string:

<a onclick="window.open('popup.php?course=Excel 2003 Level 1','', 'width=210, height=600, location=no, menubar=no, status=no,toolbar=no, scrollbars=no,...

It sounds like you need an onchange event to trigger an AJAX function. Basically, when an option from the drop down menu is selected, the appropriate elements of the form will change. Is this correct?

What do you need to do? I'm sorry, but the question seems a bit vague.

JavaScript is executed by the browser on your local machine. JSP is executed by the server which hosts the site. So when you visit a page written in jsp, the server executes the jsp and then...

I'm guessing you want a different redirect based on some portion of the url. I could be wrong. What I would do is let JavaScript get the URL, trim it down to just the domain name using substring, and...

Shouldn't
for (var counter=0; counter<theForm.del.length; counter++)
be
for (var counter=0; counter<theForm.del.length; counter++){
and
return(true); should be return filledIn;

No, don't edit anything except for display_date on line 2 and link location in line 10. The rest of the script is how JavaScript reads the current date from your machine.

JavaScript will do this. HTML can't make decisions based on the date. A Server side script would be even better because the user can't disable it the way they can JavaScript. Anyway, here you go:
...