I want to check whether in querystring there is something like [?|&]rid=\d,
if there is,I want to update the \d with a specific rid_value,
else I want to append &rid=rid_value to querystring
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I am currently working on a project that dynamically displays DB content into table.
To edit the table contents i am want to use the dynamically created "string"+id value.
Is there any ...
Javascript = looked through Google and Stack Overflow -I am still lost as I am still new in programming and everything else. I have some questions that I need to know
so ...
haven't found a solution for my problem. I have to admit that i had problems to find the correct search terms. It seems i don't see the forest for the trees ...
I am attempting to create a bookmarklet that will change the URL of the page I am currently on, and load a new page with the URL string changed. I have ...
iv'e a form which posts its results using "get" method
i was wondering how i could add some additional values to these results before they are submitted
what i did ...
Is there a way to append a string in a specific offset position on an input? Suppose we have the following input :
an offset : <input type="text" value="abcdef"/>, ...
I have an xml string like the following:
var xml = "<tests><test>90<test></tests>"
I'd like to create elements from var xml and append this to dom.documentElement.
I've tried dom.documentElement(xml), but that throws an error.
Hi all, I'm new to Javascript, and having a little trouble figuring out how to append strings to DOM assignments. To be specific: var appendhere = 'firstfield'; document.form.input(want to put 'appendhere' in here).value = myvalue; I want to be read as "document.form.inputfirstfield.value". I'm guessing there's a simple solution for this, but unfortunately google doesn't seem to be of any help. "input+appendhere" ...
Hi, I have an html page that loads and parses an xml document. For each instance of TagX it gets some information and appends it into a table. What I would like to do is take one of those peices of information (let's call it IdNumber) and add it to a string. My variable: IdNumber= document.createTextNode(TagX[i].getAttribute("id")); What I would like to ...
Hello, this code is working with IE7, but not with FF or NS7. They alert message - 'no click() function' How I can write code good for all browsers? I want to append to anchor's href a string and simulate click on it. anch=document.getElementById('adid'); nhref=anch.getAttribute('href'); nhref+='&tid='+tid; anch.setAttribute('href',nhref); if (anch.click){ anch.click(); return; } else alert('no click() function'); ....
Hmm.. well I figured that was what was going on. I wanted to avoide innerHTML where possible and use DOM-method of adding/changing elements. Well, I got around it by creating my own HTML parser and creating the node-tree appropriately. It's sad that you can't do that natively like you can with XML.