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Re: Maybe the path you are using isnt correct? Use your browser's console to see if there are errors, such as a 404 which means "not found". if there is no error, check your jQuery selector to make sure its correct. "#" - used for IDs, "." - used for classes. | |
Re: Did you create the correct port forwarding rule on your Internet router? | |
Re: <M/>- While I'm not an expert in JavaScript, what I did when I first started was looked over all of the tutorials on codeacademy and bought this book from Apress (i love their books): Pro JavaScript for Web Apps ISBN13: 978-1-4302-4461-5. Then from there just started trying to answer questions … | |
Re: That kind of boxes (elements)? Are these divs, or textareas? Yes, with Javascript, or better jQuery, it can be done. I suppose that each item in this list could be assigned its own unique ID and class. With a click event on the class, you can use jQuery to delete … ![]() | |
Re: If you know what model case you have you should be able to find that info relatively easy on the vendor's support site. Is this some type of generic model? | |
![]() | Re: This concept is not new, but if read up, you'll find that preventing someone from grabbing your content is not really attainable just by disabling the right click. You see...the fact that the content (text and images) have to be downloaded to the client means that they are available to … |
Re: >Would using cookies or sessions work? I'm not sure where to start. Yes of course its very possible and common but not with HTML alone. Based on your description, you are going to need server side scripting (php, asp.net, jsp, etc..). How you cary the information from page to page … | |
Re: I've broken toes before. I was in plain for several months. The last toe I broke took a year to fully heal. | |
Re: I actually use my mobile a great deal of the time that I access this site. Not having a nav menu makes it impossible to move around the site. | |
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Re: Nice, but you are missing the @keyframes to invoke the animation and also support (webkit vendor prefix for example) for browsers that do not natively support the animation property. Here is an updated example.. hope you dont mind. http://jsfiddle.net/LsyKR/ <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style> .stormy { animation: stormy 5s; -webkit-animation: … | |
Re: If you have no password reset disk, according to Microsoft, you are out of luck and would have to wipe the disk and reinstall. There is an unsupported method... If you do a search, there are plenty of Rescue tools (some free and some paid) online that you can use … | |
Re: The only strange behavior I see is that at page load, it first comes up as the mobile design, then 1/10 of a second later (a flicker), it displays as the mobile-desktop view. Aside from that, I'm loving it so far. | |
Re: >As the names suggest I would presume that Code Inline refers to code that is in the same file as the .aspx and Code Behind refers to code that is in a seperate file. Correct. The benefit of having hte code-behind model is that you can let web designers work … | |
Re: The problem i see without testing your code is that your script runs as the page loads. There is no value in the input element yet. Grab the value of the input element after the button is clicked, not before. Try... <script> function clicked() { var myName = document.getElementById('inputName'); alert("Hello … | |
Re: Hello Stugie... >After doing all that, I get a "No boot device found" message You are getting this message because the computer was not able to locate any bootable OS, neither on your hard drive, nor any other secondary storage device connected to the PC. >as state it is brand … | |
Re: Of course it's going to work if you go read the online manual, a few books, practice coding, and most importantly ask a lot of great questions here on DaniWeb! ![]() | |
Re: you have to seperate the variable from the SQL statement. `String sqlQuery = "select advtitle,advDetails from tblJobAdv where advId =" & qryStrng_advId;` However, be very careful with this approach in your coding. You should be using parameters because this method does not protect very well from SQL injection. You are … | |
Re: The font-size of 120% is calculated against the font-size set on the body element not the width or height of the screen. So if the body is set at 100% for example, setting an element to 120% will result in the 1/5th size increase. | |
Re: If you are a novice at computers, you are going to have a fun time with this firewall policy change (rule update). Basically, you need to be able to log in to the firewall with an admin account. Either the firewall appliance will have a web server running so you … | |
Re: Renaming the file is common because you want to prevent duplicate names and that's possible because you have no way of knowing what the future file names will be that are uploaded. You typically want to store the original name in your table because when you may want to stream … | |
Re: Maybe there is a logic problem in your jQuery-Ajax.php page where it is returning false. Take a look to make sure..to test that force it to return true to see what happens. | |
Re: Hello anveshnara... looks like you are a new member. Based on your question, you should know that generally members post questions, code examples, and any errors they encountered. No one here is going to do work for you without you showing some type of effort. Post what you have done … | |
Re: The difference is that the ftp traffic is clear text while sftp is secured. | |
Re: Here is a slightly different way of going about this... See jsfiddle demo >> http://jsfiddle.net/dQ7E2/1/ in this example, i removed the spans, and used the click event on the .LibraryItemEdit selector AND if this structure will be the same throughtout the page, you can navigate two up then search for … | |
Re: The "spinner" is initiated client side, not server side. While your foreach loop is happening server side, the browser is not aware of what is going. When the client side event is initiated say by a button click or something, is this call made back to the web server via … | |
Re: There's a networking component here as well as your software/programming question. It's not clear, at least to me on how you control these devices today. Where is the existing web page you refer to? Is your intention to run a web page on an internal network that you will access … | |
Re: Yeah, worked for me from my iOS device (just upvoted your last comment) On another note, I worked on a site several months ago where I had a similar issue. Tried the cursor trick too but eventually with with jQuery Mobile's tap(). http://api.jquerymobile.com/tap/ That seemed to have provided me with … | |
Re: A good place to start is to visit Google Webmasters. http://www.google.com/webmasters/ Create an account, use the tools, read their documentation as it provides valuable insite on various strategies and techniques. | |
Re: Hmm... did you remember to include the reference to the jQuery UI file(s)? The switchClass() is not part of jQuery core, its part of JQueryUI. Your code example seems to work fine.. jsfiddle demo >> http://jsfiddle.net/6XeyU/ | |
Re: What have you done so far? Without any info how can we help? | |
Re: About 22 years ago, built with very simple HTML and accessed the site using a browser called Mosiac. ![]() | |
Re: If you want your site to be responsive to different screen sizes you may want to look at using media queries and read up on "responsive web design". But I'd say that it all depends.. Say if the site is going to be accessed by traditional pcs where you know … ![]() | |
Re: Can you create the variable outside if the function so its global? Then just change line 10... variable = get_id(); You can then access the variable outside of that function. | |
Re: What u would recommend is that you run some anti-malware program(s) on your PC to scan and remove the malware that's causing those unwanted ads. One of my favorite programs to start with is Malwarebytes. Its free and very good. Also, go into control panel and remove all programs that … | |
Re: Well I'm not great at PHP but here's a start... To pass a value client side to server side, you have two common options... Send the value to a PHP script using Ajax or save the value in a input element of type hidden. This hidden element's value can be … | |
Re: Are you sure the autocomplete attribute isn't working accross the browsers you mentioned? Maybe the problem is that your browsers are aet to cache the pages. Try hitting f5 on the browser to force the refresh. | |
Re: 1) if you already have .net app experience, you will find it easy to build web apps since you also have HTML experience. Many of there controls you have used in building desktop apps are the same type controls you use in asp.net. These controls are converted to HTML elements … | |
Re: >What is the difference between a static class and a static member variable or method? A static class cannot be instantiated, and can only contain static members. A non static class can contain static and non static methods. >If a method is static but a class is not, do you … |
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