One script can't see new objects another script creates. It sees only the original document structure at the time the page opened.

Use the onclick option on a web page object to call a JS function that sets the checked value to true.

You do not have the RIGHT to mess with someone else's computer. That includes the clipboard. It does not belong to you.

That person may have multiple windows open, where he is actively using the...

Several questions:

1. How are you starting the scripts? If you don't specify how they start (i.e. onclick, etc.), only the last one defined in the body tag will start.

2. Are the scripts in the...

I am totally sick of website creators trying to control the user's computer.

Such functions belong to the owner of the computer, NOT TO YOU!

If you don't want people printing your precious...

An id can be used only once. It can NOT appear in multiple tags.

You need to give each tag a unique id, and then cycle through the ids with a loop in js.

e.g.

<a .... id="aa1">
<a .......

Easier:


ans = getinfo();
if(ans!=1 && ans!=2){ans = getinfo();};

It could still be a security setting. IP addresses are usually counted as not trusted, and so the security won't allow scripts.

If the data are on the server computer, javascript can't see them, because javascript runs on the client computer.

IP addresses as web addresses are obsolete.

1. Don't use IP addresses. Use of an IP address in a web address is usually a sign of sneakiness. Some firewalls block this (keeping your user from...

Check to see if any of the methods or functions you are using are nonstandard IE extensions to JS. Other browsers can't use them.

- You have "Value" at one point, and "value" at another point. JS is case-sensitive.

Is that supposed to be html or xml?

"Secure" and "JavaScript" can't exist together.

Anyone can read your JavaScript text by downloading the page. Thus, they can know how to access the secure connection.

You are using a nonstandard IE extension to JavaScript.

The correct name for the style is "fontWeight", not "font".

Divs are kind of unpredictable:

- Make sure the div is hidden with the visibility attribute:

.divoff {visibility: hidden;}
.divon {visibility: visible;}


Do not use the collapse property.

Why are you fussing with scripts? Just include the folder name in the published url:

www.thisismydomain1.com/site1foldername/site1page.htm

www.thisismydomain2.com/site2foldername/site2page.htm

I find pages that make things appear, grow, shrink, or move to be extremely hard to read.

These things may seem cutesy or fun, or "show off your JS prowess," but in some people, they cause the...

The computer can't move mope than one piece at a time. But if you alternately move one piece a little, and then move the other one a little, it looks like both are moving at the same time.

Use one variable to decide which one is out.

Values:
0 = all in
1 = first one out
2 = second one out
3 = third one out
etc.

Keep a previous value variable to tell it which one to slide in.

Must we really do this. It's annoying.

What was it?

This is a function of the particular printer's driver and the PAGE SETUP function in the browser the USER of the page is using.

It belongs to the owner of that user's computer, not to the web page...

Even if you could do that, Firefox closes so quickly that nobody could read it.

If somebody clicks the X, they want to close the program now. They don't want it to do any more.

If IE can do it,...

Use the visibility property. There are three selections: visible, hidden, and collapse. Visibility is also a recognized style method.

Just put the caption in a text box under the image, and write to it when you write to the image.

Enter? You're doing a reverse polish notation calculator?

I was going to suggest that too.

The url should be in single quotes when passed as a parameter. It is text at that point.

What do you mean you "have to" do it that way? You got a nut for a boss?

You could pass the url as a parameter.

<input type="button" id="quantity" name="ONE" onclick="javascript:menu1(url1.htm)" />
<input type="button" id="quantity" name="TWO"...

Fake the links with form input buttons:

<input type="button" id="quantity" name="ONE" onclick="javascript:menu1()" />
<input type="button" id="quantity" name="TWO" onclick="javascript:menu2()"...

The simplest way is to use an anchor link. Each link can directly call a multimedia video player. Using an anchor link:

<a href="film123.mpg">Movie Number 123</a>

Use one such link for each...

Use the disabled attribute.

Start with the basic html portion of a form (named "order"):

<input type="text" id="quantity" disabled="disabled" />


Then, in JavaScript, you change the...

Let me get this straight. You want us to HELP you put MORE advertising on the web?
:angry:

If this is not the case, then don't use a pop-up format, or it will be blocked.

Is the user supposed...

Why not just put an anchor tagged link on the page. If I want the extra page, I will click it. I don't need bamboozlers popping up to attract me to the link.

If I turn the popup blocker on, it's because I don't want popups.