Hey, I found this on Allaire's web site and I have been poking around in CF
Studio and I can't seem to find it.
"Note: HomeSite and ColdFusion Studio users can add the JavaScript Tree to
one of their toolbars -- the tree provides a dropdown view of the built-in
object hierarchy with object proper
Sorry for the OT topic but Im having a hard time finding the answer.
Im using this script for rollover's, seems to work ok. Im trying to modify
it so I can point to multiple buttons but only have a single that
will bring a different image depending on which button is mouse over.
Currently eac
If it don't; there is a custom tag (free) in the gallery called cf_print.
Works fine over here (4.x browers only...)
At 11:50 AM 5/16/00 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>Does IE 4.0/4.01 supports window.print() method. If not is there a
>workaround ???
>thanks
>Tinh Tran
>
>
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Hi All,
Does IE 4.0/4.01 supports window.print() method. If not is there a
workaround ???
thanks
Tinh Tran
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Look up the 'opener' object for JavaScript. If you need help with it,
contact me off list and I can help you.
Steve
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From: "David Hannum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2000 7:47 AM
Subject: OT
I have a script that pops up a small login window. My question is this.
How can a make the login window pass the form info back to the original
window and close the login window??
Thanks,
Dave
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>Is there a way to detect whether a browser has scripting turned on?
I've used JavaScript to set a cookie, then attempted to read that cookie
with CF on the next page...no cookie, no JavaScript. Of course, this
implies an extra step, so it's not an all-around solution. It worked well
in my situ
There's a third party custom tag called cf_nojavascript available at the
allaire developers' site. It uses the html tag to another
webpage.
Leong
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From: Curtis Layton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 10:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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How about the old tag? For sites that won't work without
javascript, I have a javascript redirect on the main page, and a
message for non-javascript users within the tags.
K.
On Thu, 20 Apr 2000 09:17:11 -0400, "Curtis Layton"
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>Is there a way to detect whether a bro
> Is there a way to detect whether a browser has scripting turned on?
One easy way...
use href.location (rusty JS ;-) to redirect the user to "hasjsenabled.html"
If they stay on the page, it's not enabled.
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http://www.cyscape.com/ - BrowserHawk 2000, check it out.
> -Original Message-
> From: Curtis Layton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 9:17 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: OT Javascript Detection
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> Is there a way to dete
Is there a way to detect whether a browser has scripting turned on?
Tia,
Curt
Curtis C. Layton
Web Applications Developer
Words In Progress, Inc.
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To all who are interested.
I solved my problem of this JavaScript question. I had to use JavaScript
because it was NOT on a CF or ASP enabled server. Therefore I used good old
JavaSript and I have included the source below so anybody who need this type
of thing or cares can have it and use it.
Since you're using dynamic pages I would just add
the current template to the href as in location.href =
"index_test.cfm?page=pageyoureon
and then use that param to decide what pages to include in your frame
you could probably even use the cgi_referer in the index.cfm if you don't
like the idea o
Ok, I know that there is bound to be somebody out there that is a whiz with
this stuff. Here is the situation. I have a frames page web site and the
owner wants to have a script in the top of each of the "Body" pages that if
you come directly to one of those it tests the location bar and sends y
Please forgive me.
I **know** this is old but I've been up for three days and I (apparently)
haven't paid my "sin-tax"
Could someone **please** slip me the code for the simple Javascript "back"
button? (ie. history -1) ???
VERY much appreciated!
Veronica
Just thought I would make a quick mention that there is a JavaScript
talk list that was spawned from this list and has a lot of CF members
in it. It's called JS-Jive and is a great JavaScript resource with
good traffic here's the info for anyone interested
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Hi,
I've tried a couple different Javascript navigation bars, but none of =
them seem to work with my CF pa
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