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there's no onload logic for the page. What's too weird is that it works fine on 3 development machines running IE6, but a client's machine on IE6 has this problem.
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Hi all,
Currently I am using the following javascript code
document.pdfObjCommit.printAll();
to print a .pdf file which is displayed as an object on a web page.
Is there anyway which I can programmatically setup different printer trays? I want the first page to be printed on Tray 1 and the rest on Tray 2.
Any help will be much appreciated
Kind regards
Tony
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Hi
How can I use the get method tag in the jsp page used to restrict the query string in the browser.
The tag is not working.
Amandeep
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hi there,
what do u mean 'not working' here?
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I am coding a graphics heavy website and am having a problem with the way IE loads my images. More specifically after i open an image popup window using javascript then click elsewhere on the main page the images which should have been preloaded seem to need to be loaded again. This only happens in IE and only after i open an image popup. The website is portfolio.actionstar.ca/ci.html
Any help is appreciated
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IE stops loading images once you click an <A HREF=__>, so you need to put the popup code in a ONCLICK event. Looks like you might have figured this out already yeah?
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Thanks For your reply. The problem is not that IE stops loading images. The problem is that IE reloads all the images that should have been loaded already when clicking on a link(only after the popup is opened). If you do no open any popups and click on a link within the page everything works fine(images are not reloaded). I am not using <a href=___> to popup images. I am using
<img src="Images/btn1.jpg" name="btn1" onMouseOver="rollOver('btn1',true);" onMouseOut="rollOver('btn1',false)" onClick="openPopImg('Images/ciexample1.jpg', 'Corporate Identity - example 1', '553', '529')">
The openPopImg is a js function within the head tags.
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I'm writing a .NET application in which I have a html page that uses a calendar based on html and javascript. The calendar itself has it's own html-file which contains mostly javascript. To start using the calendar a javascript-function has to be called. Like this:
The textbox:
<input type="text" readonly="true" size="11" class="formfield" name="DOB" onClick="popFrame.fPopCalendar(DOB,DOB,popCal);return false;" />
then the iframe where popFrame can be found:
<DIV id="popCal" onclick="event.cancelBubble=true" style="BORDER-RIGHT: 2px ridge; BORDER-TOP: 2px ridge; Z-INDEX: 100; VISIBILITY: hidden; BORDER-LEFT: 2px ridge; WIDTH: 10px; BORDER-BOTTOM: 2px ridge; POSITION: absolute">
<IFRAME frameBorder="0" height="220" name="popFrame" scrolling="no" src="pages/calendar/popdob.htm" width="183"></IFRAME></DIV>
the called html-page (popdob.htm) holds the fPopCalendar function.
All works fine in IE (and in NN when you select the IE engine to work with) but NOT in FireFox. I realy don't know why. The error-message I get is:
Error: popFrame.fPopCalendar is not a function
IE thinks otherwise...
Who can help?
-- modified at 10:39 Sunday 11th September, 2005
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What is "popFrame"? Is it an object that is created by the script?
Have you created the variables DOB and popCal, or are you just trying to use elements in the page as if they where variables?
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b { font-weight: normal; }
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popFrame is the name of the IFRAME. DOB is not a variable but the name of the text (input) object and popCal is nothing more than the name of the DIV.
What I want is starting a javascript function in the html-page called in the IFRAME.
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The reason it doesn't work is that you use a non-standard way of accessing the elements.
Som browsers let the elements be accessible directly through the window object or the document object. This only works in those specific browsers.
Use the document.frames collection to access the iframes in the page.
Use the document.getElementById() method to access elements in the page.
From the code inside the input element, the keyword 'this' references the input element itself.
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b { font-weight: normal; }
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Please tell me how to go about taking an existing, working C# application and web enable it.
Rather than produce Windows output as it now does, I need to get it to produce output that can be accessed from a web browser. The output is very simple and contains no clever bits just text and two buttons, one to Print and one for Done.
Regards,
Alf Stockton
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Assuming you application is properly designed with a data layer, business layer and presentation layer (each in their own assemblies) it should be a simple task of adding a new assembly to the project as a second presentation layer assembly, but this time presenting the information over the web as an ASP.NET Web Forms application. You then just need to connect up the buttons to the existing business layer.
If this is not the case then you probably have a lot of hard work ahead of you.
My: Blog | Photos
"Man who stand on hill with mouth open will wait long time for roast duck to drop in." -- Confucious
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All,
I'm looking for a free ASP-based forum "package" for my website. My requirements are:
1. really easy to configure
2. can talk to some kind of MDB/SQL database
cheers,
James
http://www.catch22.net
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hi,
i couldnt find this on the php site so i decided to ask here.
if i put an ftp script on server 1 and it uploads files to server 2, then a client uses the script, does the file
go from the client to server 1 to server 2
or
directly from the client to server 2
thanks,
sam kline
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That will depend on how you have the code setup. Do you have the script load the files to Server 2 without going through Server 1(meaning Server 1 isn't written in the code directly)?
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you can do the same for both. Its depend that what you want pass the file from server 1 or from server 2, You have to mention that in your coding.
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Hiral Shah
India
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Hi
How can i get data viewstate a control in asp.net
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hi there,
u can access ViewState property.
and the link below might be useful for u
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfsystemwebuicontrolclassviewstatetopic.asp
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I am trying to check whether or not a server is operating properly before I redirect my users to a login page on that server. I use the code below. When I run the following code from a saved version on my desktop (i.e. C:/Desktop/test.html) it will display my alerts and then take me to the desired location. When I upload the code to my website and then run it (via www.mysite.com/test.html) it doesn't work. It never gets passed my checkStatus alert. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? Why does it work locally but not on my website?
Thanks in advance
P.S. I am new to javascript; a friend of mine helped me with this code.
<html>
<body>
<h1> Please Wait...</h1>
</body>
<script language="javascript">
<!--
var pollInterval = 1000;
var error_url= "error_page.html";
var checkStatusUrl = "http://server_to_be_checked.com/login.php";
var req;
// check whether you body index page is up running
// this tells the wait page to check the status every so often
window.setInterval("checkStatus()", pollInterval);
//checkStatus();
function checkStatus()
{
alert("checkStatus");
createRequester();
if(req != null)
{
req.onreadystatechange = process;
req.open("GET", checkStatusUrl, true);
req.send(null);
}
}
function process()
{
alert("process");
alert(req.readyState);
if(req.readyState == 4)
{
// only if "OK"
if (req.status == 200)
{
if(req.responseText != "")
{
// a "1" means it is done, so here is where you redirect
// to the confirmation page
document.location.replace("http://server_to_be_checked.com/login.php");
}
// NOTE: any status other than 200 or any response other than
// "1" require no action
}
}
}
/*
Note that this tries several methods of creating the XmlHttpRequest object,
depending on the browser in use. Also note that as of this writing, the
Opera browser does not support the XmlHttpRequest.
*/
function createRequester()
{
try
{
// it went to here !!!!!!
req = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP");
//alert ( "Msxml2.XMLHTTP" );
}
catch(e)
{
try
{
req = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
//alert ( "Microsoft.XMLHTTP" );
}
catch(oc)
{
req = null;
}
}
if(!req && typeof XMLHttpRequest != "undefined")
{
// did not go to here
req = new XMLHttpRequest();
}
//alert ( req == null);
return req;
}
//-->
</script>
</html>
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dont cross-post pls
refer the answer one in asp.net board
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