I cant say exactly for sure what it is, but I can guess that the val being assigned from your VB may not be correct, or that maybe it's passing the one minute mark and this is throwing it off. I...
*should* :) Again, I cant test any of it, so I tried to walk you through it so yoiu could figure it out yourself with the right tools. Use a bunch of alert() statements throughout to see what the...
I should mention, the code provided will not work. I'm trying to walk you through it, not give you cut and paste code. You can't call functions like getTime() an a string, which our timestart...
I didnt expect it to work yet, we're making incremental changes :) Also, I dont have VB set up anywhere, and honestly don't know it that well anyway, so your test codee doesnt help me.
This site is entirely in flash. You would need to have access to the flash file and change the title dynamically within flash with ActionScript. So you have access to the .fla?
The alert() box shows twice on every load? That shouldn't happen, I don't *think*. sw_start() should only be called once. It appears, kinda :), that the value is being passed, at least on the second...
I don't have all the info for your problem, but you'll have to capture every time a user makes a move that you want to send the value with. You could add an onClick handler to whatever action you...
Clearly I'm misunderstanding the requirement, as I thought he wanted the footer to be positioned at trhe bottom *regardless* of the normal flow. So, yes, we would need more info and a link would be...
Maybe I'm not understanding you, because I'm not sure what the difference between a "page on show" and a "whole page" is. From what I understood of you initial post, you want the footer "pinned" to...
It seems to be kind of a race condition, in a way. What's happening, I think, *is* setting focus to button one, but then also executing the tab, setting it to "button 2". Make sense?
Everytime the user requests a new page, the state of the page is reset. The JS is run anew. You would have to comeup with some AJAX solution, or pass the value of the timer on each request.
I don't know if you're looking for something open-source or not, but our company does CMS. I tread on making this post, as I do not want it to seem commercial, and I am not in sales, so I'll just...
You probably need to format those addresses beter. Use commas before the state and put in zipcodes if you can. I didn't test this, just guessing from past experience.
In this instance, much better to just use preg_match, but as slaughters said, you'll have to keep track of the xml to see if they change the return format. Being google, I'd feel somewhat safe...
Yes, it would. You will need a proxy script, in php or whatever, that does the work of getting the data for you and returning it to you. I will try to write up an thorough example sometime later...
I would need to see the calendar code, the link provided doesn't seem to work, but usually the open-source calendars around have a callback function for this. It might be called onSelect or something...
You would do an AJAX call to that url with the addresses, parse the responseXML and get the pull the distance out. If you need a more specific example, let me know and I'll type something up quickly....
