[wdvltalk] Javascript question

2006-11-16 Thread Portman
I have a page where I want to add a mouse over slide out menu. The 
problem is that the menu moves depending on the screen resolution. I 
thought of trying a browser screen resolution script, but keep getting 
stuck. The code is:


SCRIPT type=text/javascript SRC=ssm.js language=JavaScript1.2

//Dynamic-FX slide in menu v6.5 (By maXimus, http://maximus.ravecore.com/)
//Updated July 8th, 03' for doctype bug
//For full source, and 100's more DHTML scripts, visit 
http://www.dynamicdrive.com


/SCRIPT

SCRIPT type=text/javascript SRC=ssmItems.js 
language=JavaScript1.2/SCRIPT


The ssmItems.js file is where you specify where the menu appears, etc. I 
cannot figure out how to get this to go to a different file (i.e. 
ssmItems1.js) when there is a different resolution.


Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Riva

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RE: [wdvltalk] Javascript question

2006-11-16 Thread Todd Richards
Hi Riva -

I'm not familiar with this script, or specifically what you mean when you
say it moves with the resolution (I have an idea but am not positive).  

My first thought would be to try wrapping it in a div tag and using CSS to
set the position of it to where you want.  Something like

div class=menu
SCRIPT type=text/javascript SRC=ssmItems.js 
language=JavaScript1.2/SCRIPT
/div

Then use the menu class for positioning.  Not an expert on CSS (ok, on
anything really) but it's worth a try.

Otherwise...  Depending on your language you would need to determine the
resolution, then use a variable to call the right script.  For instance, in
ASP:

If resolution = 800x600 then
res = 1
Elseif resolution = 1024x768 then
res = 2
End if

Then in your script file you would then use
SCRIPT type=text/javascript SRC=ssmItems%=res%.js 
language=JavaScript1.2/SCRIPT

Then you would have a .js file for each resolution (ssmItems1.js,
ssmItems2.js, etc).  These could be located in the same folder.  The problem
would be if there are other files calling the original .js script that would
then be screwed up.

Again, this is just something to help get you started.  

Todd
 

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Subject: [wdvltalk] Javascript question

I have a page where I want to add a mouse over slide out menu. The problem
is that the menu moves depending on the screen resolution. I thought of
trying a browser screen resolution script, but keep getting stuck. The code
is:

SCRIPT type=text/javascript SRC=ssm.js language=JavaScript1.2

//Dynamic-FX slide in menu v6.5 (By maXimus, http://maximus.ravecore.com/)
//Updated July 8th, 03' for doctype bug //For full source, and 100's more
DHTML scripts, visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com

/SCRIPT

SCRIPT type=text/javascript SRC=ssmItems.js 
language=JavaScript1.2/SCRIPT

The ssmItems.js file is where you specify where the menu appears, etc. I
cannot figure out how to get this to go to a different file (i.e. 
ssmItems1.js) when there is a different resolution.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Riva

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Re: [wdvltalk] Javascript question

2006-11-16 Thread David Precious
On Thu, 16 Nov 2006, Portman wrote:

 I have a page where I want to add a mouse over slide out menu. The
 problem is that the menu moves depending on the screen resolution.
[...]
 I cannot figure out how to get this to go to a different file (i.e.
 ssmItems1.js) when there is a different resolution.


The screen resolution is unimportant, unless the browser happens to be
full-screen (and you know the space taken up by the browser's borders
etc).

Do you have an example URL of that script in operation so we can see what
it does?

Cheers

Dave P



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[wdvltalk] JavaScript Question

2004-03-23 Thread mrport
Hi all,

I was wondering if there is a way to check if a field in a form has been
left blank and, if it is, not have it appear on the e-mail (that I get
from the form processor.)

For example, my code is:

td width=5%
input type=checkbox name=Butternut Squash Soup
value=Butternut Squash Soup size=2 /
input name=Butternut Squash Soup quantity type=text size=2
maxlength=5 /
/td
td width=23%Butternut Squash/td

I want people to be able to check the checkbox if they want the item and
then put in the quantity in the quantity box.  If they don't check the
box, nothing for that item comes back on the form. When I get the form
back, it has all the quantity items, even if they didn't enter a
quantity.
Am I making any sense?

TIA,
Riva

Riva Portman, MCIWD
Certified Webdesigner
Star Quality Designs
www.starqualitydesigns.com

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[wdvltalk] JavaScript question

2004-01-08 Thread Pace Computing Limited
Hi everyone, 

Does anyone have a javascript that pops a new window, but
without the title bar?  I have scripts that will remove
everything else, but I also want to remove the title bar
and just leave bit of chrome around all 4 edges.

Any suggestions?

Thanks, 

Jenni


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[wdvltalk] Javascript question

2002-10-07 Thread Jon Haworth

Hi list,

Can anyone who's better at Javascript than me (i.e. just about anyone) help
me out with a quick function?

At the moment it looks like this:

function toggleFormElements ()
{
  // TODO:
  // Hide all form elements on the page,
  // unless they're already hidden,
  // in which case show them all.
  return true;
}

As you can see it needs a bit of fleshing out :-)

Any help much appreciated.

Cheers
Jon


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