Search:
Type: Posts; User: tirna
Search :
Search took 0.07 seconds.
A 2d array is essentially an array of arrays.
should be
I find it hard to believe you are a noobie if you actually wrote the code you posted.
I see you have the same post on another forum.
I think too many noobies fall into the trap of trying to use jQuery, which is nothing more than a bunch of prewritten javascript, before having a good grasp of plain javascript. They then end up...
google something like "javascript currency" and you'll get a truckload of hits telling you how.
Why load the whole jQuery framework into memory for a relatively simple task like this?
You could also use a "lookup" table to get the price for the quantity.
document.write will overwrite the original page if called after the page has finished loading.
Are you aware that although your images swap after 5 secs. in all browsers. the crossfading appears to only work in IE?
Read These For More
as a general rule, if you know the number of iterations then use a FOR loop. If the number of iterations is not known, use a WHILE loop. Your while loop has at least 2 extra lines of code in it.
You can use .substring() to break the data into its 3 parts and then re-assemble the componentz in the order you want.
quantityTxt.onclick = calcAmount();
For each array you are over writing the previous value in the element.
one option is to replace the php code with
It's telling you you need to add an alt attribute to your <img>
Looks like this homework exercise has been doing the rounds in various forums over the last couple of weeks ;)
do you understand the concepts of commas and full stops in punctuation? I was starting to turn blue by the time I go to the end of your post because I couldn't take a breath and now I feel too weak...
Can't be done unless the page in the iframe is on the same domain as the parent page.
It's one I have bookmarked from another forum. It was very helpful for me :)
If it's a single level menu this description of how to centre floated menus of known and unknown widths might help.
yes it is.
You are setting the bgColor to the string 'colorme' instead of the value contained in the variable colorme.
