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Comments by siXor (Top 7 by date)
siXor
27-Jan-12 19:08pm
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Okey, then I guess I will have to multiply all pixels with 0.86 or something so that it fits nicely for most screens. Thank you for your answer.
siXor
3-Jan-12 20:45pm
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Or maybe someone could just try the code so that I know it's not just me?
siXor
2-Jan-12 21:54pm
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I thought that would work as well, but it didn't. Does anoynone know what's wrong?
siXor
1-Jan-12 19:51pm
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So now I have been testing this for a while and I've made progress I guess.
test.php:
<input type="text" name="usrtext" önKeyUp="callmeonkeyup()" />
<script type="text/javascript">
function callmeonkeyup(){
document.getElementById('myiframe').src = 'test2.php?data=Helllo!!';
}
</script>
<iframe id='myiframe' />
test2.php:
The result is that when I start typing in the text-box a message appears inside the frame. The problem is that I still can't send over the information from the text-box to test2.php. So my question is what should I write instead of +whatistyped ?
siXor
1-Jan-12 19:02pm
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I'm trying this but can't get it to work. I think there's something wrong wrong with the syntax in the javascript.
Edit: Found the fault. It shouldn't be "myiframe.src", but "document.getElementById('myiframe').src". I'll keep testing...
siXor
1-Jan-12 5:48am
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Is that the only way, or is there maybe a simplier solution?
siXor
1-Jan-12 5:44am
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What do you mean? It's just an example. I wan't to control the text while user's writing. If I'm being stupid and you actually have a solution, please post it here :-)
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