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My point is elementary to any web development. Do not trust user input. Better still do not trust any input. JavaScript within the browser is part of the user interface and is never to be trusted...

I am not going to message you and not because of the money.

What you are asking for has been demonstrated to be allusive if not unobtainable and the proof is the many important web sites that have...

Doing homework for others is usually frowned on NO matter which forum you go to..

Did you do assignment 1? because that was to develop a basic HTML file..

the html in your attempt here is not...

What make you think it is not displaying in the DIV?

Also do you want it to display twice????

that is using the JS supplied

What you have there is an old web page from the late 90's targeting the new CSS1 standard that was gaining support.

As you can see the page is full of HTML markup, CSS style and inline...

remove the confusion by doing a bit of homework on object and how they are made and used..

as for the 10 limit you need to understand how those number work.

the select has values 0-3 which in...

As has been pointed out it is a closure that makes use of an inner function.

the variables have a memory to the original numbers to use when you call it with the 1

the two keyword to use in...

Yes... actually you can add all the standard image properties...

see the amended JS below

save it as dropDown2.js and change the HTML from last post to point to it...


var fancyStuff2 =...

thanks Tcobb your question got the answer that I was after.


if you tried


localhost/Moms/babyNames/likeBabyName.php

and you got *likedName*

after all what has happened i am afraid that may be the case...

originally I did not want to think that but made the assumption anyway...

no response to my last request so I better refrain from...

What you are asking for is way over the top considering you have not put anything on the table yet.

Furthermore: what you are asking is not all that difficult but not what I plan to do in the near...

if that is true then I have made an error by assuming you have everything in place for it to work...:o

OK. How did you check it?
I did suggest a way to check it back at the very start.


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Sure thing..

As you have not included any HTML or JavaScript it would seem you need to learn the basics first.

First you need to know HTML and Forms......

Good one..

many moons ago we did things like that for simple images using pre...

makes a good footer..

problem was not all browsers handled it the same and a bit of skewing occurred.
...

OK - what I suggested you do was...



What that means is a two step process:

1: take this


var likePath = "/Moms/babyNames/";

I have done some homework that you should have done..:mad:

Finally found the JavaScript module you are using.

ARE you using the late-test version? VERY IMPORTANT.....the latest version with ALL...

All you have done is repeat your original question...

look at my last reply for awhile longer and see if you can explain things a bit better..

a step by step explanation and with the generated...

document.myform.contact_name.value === "";
return false;

which is really useless.. because I could just put a *x* into the field and it would pass.

You need to explain a bit more about...

this can be done easily if you use your browser on your own computer where the file exist...

generally it cannot be done if the file is on your computer/server and want JavaScript to use the file...

I am lost as to what you are actually after.. because you have posted PHP and not the final generated HTML.

JavaScript works only on the clients machine when the html page finally loads and the...

this seems to be related to your later request and the answer is the same as that one.

One extra thing: Please do not rely on JavaScript for validation of a web form, especially if you are going...

form validation is the bread and butter of web development and there are literally millions of web pages with people trying to help you understand how it is done.

if you do a search for *form...

Looking at your work it seems OK. The response status 0 may be due to the odditie of not having a valid URL. Check you final URL path to make sure it does actually point to you file. Put into you...

went back in and.......

errors everywhere I MEAN everywhere....

use the error console and it will tell you....


the pop-up window is atrocious....

use a html validator .... please...

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***Anyway, are saying it's working for you in IE?***

that is exactly what I said (wrote);

maybe there is a flaw in your request by not mentioning what versions you have used to test the...