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You are testing to see if *any* of the characters is alpha - not to see if *all* of the characters is alpha.
Try
var re = /[0-9]*/;
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I have form with the follows parameters :
I want to address to the form element from JavaScript :
document.form.var[1].checked=true;
But in this case i retrieve an error :
document.form.var.1 is not an object !
HOW COULD I REFER to the FORM's ELEMENTS ?
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you have used this...
document.form.var[1].checked
write form name instead of just form
i.e
say you have .....
then write as
document.myform.var[1].checked
try this...
Abhijeet Jadhav
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Hello
Does anybody know some JavaScript/HTML component, which behave like a programming text editor ? What i mean is to provide syntax coloring for JScript/VBScript languages on the web page, and let the user to write scripts online, like in IDE. Surely TEXTAREA would be enough, but i'd like to make it a bit fancy.
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First off let me say i am NOT a javascript developer i SUCK at it i only scrape by when i absolutely need to use a client side script. not to say i can't write a script that works i'm just bashing my head off the monitors trying to figure out how to do this.
basically i wrote a quick little javascript for my girlfriend's personal website that uses the onMouseOver event to show and enlarged picture and a description of said picture when the mouse is moved over a thumbnail
the script function is simply passed the ID of the thumbnail and it uses the GetElementByID and the GetAttribute and SetAttribute to change the Large Display Picture and the textbox input field.
this all works beautifully
now for the problem 
we have 4 cats and one overly used digital camera so there's a ton of pics on her site now her page is in frames and when the picture page loads you have to scroll to the bottom to see all the thumbnails which scroll the large display picture right out of view... this kindof defeats the purpose of the script now me being an ASP.NET fan would just throw in two panels set some attributes and i'd be done.
but her webserver doesn't support ASP.NET 
so i decided to split the page into two horizontially split frames the large pic and textbox in the top frame and the thumbnails in the bottom frame. now the problem is my script won't work and i have been searching everywhere on the web to find out how to access elements of one frame from another frame.
i left the script in the frame with the thumbnails since they are the ones that reference the function.
i just need to know how do i reach the large picture and the textbox elements in the other frame and change their attributes.
Sorry for the ramblin my brain is fried 
Ryan
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Hello,
can any body tell me solution for following.
What should I do so that google search engine
searches and display my web site in search result.
right now its searches by company name and by some
of word in web page but its not able to search every important word on page.
For that I have to do only URL registration or every individual key word registration for which I want to
redirect to particular page? and how it will be done?
Its require chane in coding or only registration to search engine will do?
I heve try some of sites but its not working.
regards
Khyati
regards
khyati
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Khyati Asher wrote:
What should I do so that google search engine
searches and display my web site in search result.
Use Google AdWords[^]
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Dear CPians,
I am trying to make a regular expression to be used in ASP (VB Script).
I need to search for a specific TAG within an HTML file. I want the regullar expression to provide me with the TAG as one MATCH and all its attribute names and value pairs in SUBMATCHES.
For example if the following TAG existed in an HTML file, my regular expresion should return the tag as it is.
<SPAN id="spanId" onclick="doSomething();">my span</SPAN>
and then I would like to get the atribute pairs as such:
id
spanId
onclick
dosomething
So far I have come up with this pattern:
<SPAN\s*(((\w+)=(.*?))*)?>(?:.*?)</SPAN>
The pattern above would return
the tag as it is in the HTML file.
then all the attributes together as such:
id="spanId" onclick="doSomething();"
and then it will return only the last attribute name-value pair.
onclick
dosomething
discarding the first one (id,spanId)
Any ideas?
theJazzyBrain
Excellence is not an act, but a habit! Aristotle
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Hi there, I am trying to create an Order form but am having problems.
The Form has two submit buttons.
One submit button is for previewing and the other is to basically continue. I can succesfully allow users to click either submit button to be forwarded to the corresponding page but what I cant seem to do is create alert boxes that STOP the user from submitting any of the submit buttons if some fields have not been filled out.
My code has the alert functions applied to each field and an alert box does show if a field is missing but it also loads the correspondin page, which I dont want it to.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Don't create two submit button. If you want to do something when the button is pressed, it is better to do it from javascript code. You better use the usual button.
<italic>Work hard, Work effectively.
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Thanks for your response, but Im not sure that I am getting what I need help for across properly.
Basically this is what my page looks like.
example:
Enter Name: (Textbox is here) - Required Field
Enter Template: (Drop down list is here) - Required Field
(Preview Submit Button is Here) (Continue Submit button is here)
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now all I need to know is how do I add alerts that stop the user from succesfully loading the preview or continue page if the required fields are not filled?
or another way of describing what I am trying to do is, how do I disable both submit buttons if all required fields are not filled.
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Enter Name: (Textbox is here) - Required Field
Enter Template: (Drop down list is here) - Required Field
(Preview Button is Here) (Continue button is here)
Use the usual button.
When the preview button is click<br />
{<br />
validate , alert if not filled<br />
preview if all field are filled<br />
}<br />
<br />
when the submit button is click<br />
{<br />
validate , alert if not filled <br />
submit form if all field are filled<br />
}
<italic>Work hard, Work effectively.
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I figured out what it was,
this is the code that was in my header (also have alerts):
and I just removed the :
document.Form1.submit(); // Submit the page
My alert boxes worked for both submit buttons.
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Good for you. BTW is that your real name?
<italic>Work hard, Work effectively.
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Yes it is my real name....
hehe just kidding.
Im a fan of ange.;)
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Who knows. It might be her.
<italic>Work hard, Work effectively.
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I have the following function and I would like to size the new window to the correct dimensions of the picture filename sent. How can determine the size of the picture at the time the function is called ?
Thanks.
function doWindow(filename)
{
winB = window.open("","","height=600, width=800,scrollbars=yes")
winB.document.location.href=filename;
}
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You can point to the image in your popup window and get the size from there and then resize the popup to the new height and width variables.
picHeight=winB.document.imagename.height
picWidth=winB.document.imagename.width
winB.height=picHeight
winB.width=picWidth
I'm not positive on those last two lines, but there are attributes that will do that type of thing.
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i am a student i need to develope a flash game in four days, what should i do? need some good sites and tutorials or should i trying decompling a game and understanding it from finish????
need urgent help thanks
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Hi,
Basically I'm trying to grab the value of a textarea.innerHTML and spit it out elsewhere in the page using what HTML tags have been used in the textarea. This works fine, what I need is help finding a newline character in the <textarea> on the fly, to parse this into the 'preview' pane. Below is a sample of what I'm trying to get at, ANY help will be MUCH appreciated.
Thanks guys!
<HTML>
<SCRIPT>
function changePreview(demo, source){
var buffer = source.value;
buffer = buffer.replace(/\[B]/ig, "<B>");
buffer = buffer.replace(/\[\/B]/ig, "</B>");
buffer = buffer.replace(/\[I]/ig, "<I>");
buffer = buffer.replace(/\[\/I]/ig, "</I>");
buffer = buffer.replace(/\[U]/ig, "<U>");
buffer = buffer.replace(/\[\/U]/ig, "</U>");
//buffer = buffer.replace(chr(10), "<BR>"); **I know I need something like this, but get JS errors
document.getElementById(demo).innerHTML = buffer;
}
</SCRIPT>
<BODY>
<form method=post action="index.htm" name="post">
<textarea name="message" cols=100 rows=20
onkeyup='changePreview("preview", this);'
onclick='changePreview("preview", this);'
onchange='changePreview("preview", this);'
onselect='changePreview("preview", this);'>
Bio Hazzard</textarea><input type=submit value=Update!></form>
<BR><BR>
Below is the 'preview' pane<BR><HR><BR>
<div id="preview"> </div>
</BODY></HTML>
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Hi!
We have included in our web a menu creted with AllwebMenus, but we have a problem, we don´t know how to adjust the width of the menu to the with of the screen (depending on the screen`s resolution). Do you know how to do that??
thanks in advance!!
Hasta luego!!..
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If I have a div floated inside another div, is there any way I can make sure the outside div is always big enough to contain the inside div.
e.g. on this page[^] the image is floated, but it escapes outside the parent div if the window gets too wide (and overlaps the hr line below it, which I don't want to happen)
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Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
Buzzwords!
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I'm trying to determine why the style (list-style-type:circle) is a different size from the default style (list-style-type:disk). Anyone knows what the best way is to make them equal, so that when you increase/decrease the text size they stay the same (and look aligned)? Thanks.
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