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Jon
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| Quote: | Since I read nearly all posts, I remember sometimes that a certain topic has been solved, so I know what I have to search.  But my knowledge only goes back 1,5 years. The post of the time before that are only known to a few (e.g. BoBo, Rajat and of cause Chris). |
I used to read all of topics but there are far too many now especially in the "Ask For Help" section.
I'm quite well acquainted with the scripts available in the "Scripts and Functions" forum though 
I have never found the search feature to be very good in PHPBB forums (which is one reason I put together that catalogue). |
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Anxious_Patient
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| Posted: Sun May 31, 2009 11:28 pm Post subject: Re: Tutorial - Control/manipulate webpages - AHK and JavaScr |
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| daonlyfreez wrote: | | javascript:function ChangeColor(){document.body.style.background="yellow"};ChangeColor(); |
How can I use color codes instead of the color words.
Instead of using yellow I want to use FFFF00.
Is that possible? |
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tank
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since its obvious you have no clue whatsoever how html works ill offer this one time answer .... yess
but seriously go to w3schools.com and learn html before posting more rediculous questions like this
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| Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 5:33 am Post subject: |
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| tank wrote: | since its obvious you have no clue whatsoever how html works ill offer this one time answer .... yess
but seriously go to w3schools.com and learn html before posting more rediculous questions like this |
I think I can help you a little more then tank
Just replace the yellow with #FFFF00.
Be sure to leave in the quotation marks.
In the future if you want to know how to do something avoid asking YES or NO questions because you will get YES or NO answers.
It would be better to ask HOW to do something. |
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mydspro
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| Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 9:09 am Post subject: Re: Tutorial - Control/manipulate webpages - AHK and JavaScr |
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| Hi, I wonder for those websites, they pop up a windows with no menubar & address bar, why do you run the javacript for those? And they don't have the "Edit1" address bar for you to play with. Thanks. |
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tank
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| Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 12:38 pm Post subject: Re: Tutorial - Control/manipulate webpages - AHK and JavaScr |
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| mydspro wrote: | | Hi, I wonder for those websites, they pop up a windows with no menubar & address bar, why do you run the javacript for those? And they don't have the "Edit1" address bar for you to play with. Thanks. |
these windows are part of the windows collection and navigation based javascript inserts will not be possible for these you will need to visit the subject of COM
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Join the 'Address'-Bar !
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| Quote: | | And they don't have the "Edit1" address bar for you to play with. |
Why not push the "how to get surprised" - F11 key once such a popup is appearing? |
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tank
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| Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 2:39 pm Post subject: |
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| Join the 'Address'-Bar ! wrote: | | Quote: | | And they don't have the "Edit1" address bar for you to play with. |
Why not push the "how to get surprised" - F11 key once such a popup is appearing? |
because some such pages have that blocked as well
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ansher
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Nice informative post.
Can someone help me, how to solve if the form ids are dynamic?
I want to disable few drop-down lists in a form, to avoid wrong entry of data. Of course the easier way to do this is using javascript form validation during submit. But there is no way I can make any changes to the source.
I managed to disable dropdown lists using the below code …
| Code: | | javascript:function disableRp() { document.getElementById("Applications_DynamicApp_Create_ascx912ecb4d_1f11_4edf_af7a_34e5ae240738_wc_341f964e7c5a48ccb1545adbf1fa581a").disabled=true; }; disableRp(); |
But the problem I am facing is ID for dropdown changes dynamically (there is no fixed value). Is there any solution to this? |
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jethrow
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Have you tried accessing the element by other methods? For instance:
| Code: | document.getElementsByName(" ")[]
document.getElementsByTagName(" ")[]
document.forms[].elements[] |
*Note - items with a [] require an index, which starts at [0] |
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