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Netscape & JavaScript problem....

13-Oct-02 3:34

Josh Koppang wrote:
The problem that I have is dsplaying our page instead of their homepage. How would I intercept this? Would I have to write a pseudo HTTP server?

Your best bet is to use a proxy server in transparent mode (like Squid or ISA Server). This will ensure the person HAS to go via this server regardless of there personal settings. Now, I dont know how to set it up on either of the 2, but it should not be too difficult Smile | :)

Hope this helps Smile | :)

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leppie12-Oct-02 15:43

Re: Netscape & JavaScript problem....

12-Oct-02 15:43

Hi all

First all, as usual everything works 100% in IE5/6. Now this is what MS's function looks like and works in Netscape Mad | :mad:

<script language="javascript">
<!--
	function __doPostBack(eventTarget, eventArgument) {
		var theform = document.Form1;
		theform.__EVENTTARGET.value = eventTarget;
		theform.__EVENTARGUMENT.value = eventArgument;
		theform.submit();
	}
// -->

</script>

And here's mine. But it is located in a scrips file. Not on the webpage.

In the webpage:

<script language="javascript" src="scripts.js"></script>

In scripts.js:

function GotoPage(page)
{
	document.Form1.Page.value = page - 1;
	document.Form1.submit();
}

Does %$#$ all WTF | :WTF:

Is there a trick? What was that figure of IE users world wide ?

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Daniel Turini12-Oct-02 22:05

Daniel Turini

12-Oct-02 22:05

Yes, there is: make sure your script tag goes to the <head></head> sections...

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Re: Netscape & JavaScript problem....

leppie13-Oct-02 2:21

13-Oct-02 2:21

Hi again... Smile | :)

I found the problem Smile | :)

I didnt actually post that line that caused it Blush | :O

Form1.whatever needs to be document.Form1.whatever Smile | :)

Thanx again Smile | :)

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javascript date

Anonymous11-Oct-02 11:36

11-Oct-02 11:36

I would like to use chris's script for showing the date on my webpage, but how could I display the date output in bold, I have tried to follow all the FAQ's but I am a complete novice in javascript.

thanks

leppie11-Oct-02 12:02

11-Oct-02 12:02

Just place the output in <b>bold</b> tags Smile | :)

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Anonymous12-Oct-02 9:35

12-Oct-02 9:35

Thanks for the suggestion,but it doesn't seem to work the output script is as follows:

<script Language="JavaScript">
<br>
</script>

where would I put the <b> tags, I have tried putting them before the document.write and after the \n"); but even that doesn't work.
Any help would be apreciated

Steve Smile | :)

leppie12-Oct-02 10:25

12-Oct-02 10:25

<small><b>Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.</b></small>

David Stone12-Oct-02 11:09

David Stone

12-Oct-02 11:09

Leppie, checking the Display this message as-is box totally screws with your sig. Smile | :)

You just might want to consider using the < and > buttons that are down on the formatting bar.

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leppie12-Oct-02 11:18

12-Oct-02 11:18

David Stone wrote:
You just might want to consider using the < and > buttons that are down on the formatting bar.

I used them previuosly, and they screwd up a link Mad | :mad:

I dont really care though Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

But thanx for the thought Smile | :)

Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.

Anonymous12-Oct-02 13:21

12-Oct-02 13:21

Leppie
thank you so much, for your help, it worked a treat

steve Big Grin | :-D

leppie12-Oct-02 14:10

12-Oct-02 14:10

Pleasure

I know how it feels to struggle 5 hours with a syntax error in javascript Laugh | :laugh:

Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.

Megan Forbes15-Oct-02 5:25

Megan Forbes

15-Oct-02 5:25

yep, javascript has serious issues!

Dave Goodman on funny error messages:

It is a definite no-no to run BITMAP as a user command. Your nose will grow, your lawn will die, your hair will fall out, and your first-born will marry an aardvark. Shame on you!

Roger Wright12-Oct-02 14:29

Roger Wright

12-Oct-02 14:29

Why not join us, Steve? We're generally a nice bunch... don't be afraid. Open an account (it's free) and feel free to join the fray! Big Grin | :-D

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Anonymous12-Oct-02 14:41