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I'm using the jQuery datepicker to allow the user to select a date, but then I need to calculate the others days in the selected week. For example, if the user selects Tuesday, June 28, 2011, I need...

It's a web site that's being hosted internally. A mix of Velocity, Javascript and HTML. I have to use window.open to launch a set of windows, and I have to place them on the other monitors. The...

I am working on an application (for internal company use) that is meant to be viewed over three monitors. I'm wondering how to accurately position windows on the secondary and tertiary monitors. If...

The answer was so simple, I completely overlooked it. I broke the javascript out of the page I was inserting and stuck it in it's on external js file. All I had to do then was insert a script link...

I'm not quite sure what you mean. Can you give me a brief example, or point me in the right direction?

No, it doesn't work. When I'm inserting the new div into the page's body, I use the following:

window.document.body.appendChild(newDiv);

I've confirmed that the div is successfully inserted,...

I have a page which contains an instance of the CKEditor. In the editor is a custom button which triggers an Ajax (prototype library) function that will insert a div and several JS functions into...

Answered my own question. Making the server "trusted" was enough to allow the window to open in it's proper size. I'm not sure why that's the case, but I'll take it.

We have a web site (simply HTML and Javascript) which opens at a huge size (3824x961, to span multiple monitors). When viewed within our network, everything works fine, but when viewed over SSL the...

That will do nicely. Thanks for the help!

That will be a problem, because I know for a fact that people are using this application at different resolutions.

That won't remove the scrollbar from the page as a whole, or make the search div remain at the top, which is what I'm shooting for. Oddly enough, when I add that to the content div, the scroll bars...

I have a series of div's on a page, the top-most of which contains search fields. I want the remainder of the page to be scrollable, while the search div remains at the top. Is such a thing...

Thanks for the help, Kor and Gozzy!

You're right about the FF and IE difference. IE is the standard browser for this application, but I'd like to make it able to function equally well in both. Is there an easy way to test for the...

Odd, the code below gives me a count of 4010.



<textarea onblur="alert(this.value.length)">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam adipiscing purus ut neque tristique a...

I have a textarea that I want to limit to 4000 characters. I have a piece of text which Notepad++ and Word both tell me is exactly 4000 characters, but my javascript seems to think it is 4010...

I tried adding the href to the anchor, but it made no difference.

I was under the impression that IE8 still supported the hover on all <a> elements without any tinkering, but for some reason it's not working for me. I'm not sure why. I imagine that there is some...

I'm using the prototype accordion that originally came from stickmanlabs, and I'm having a small problem with it. Everything seems to work well initially, but after clicking on the various accordion...

I've been given a page which contains a frameset (two frames spaced horizontally), and I've been asked to make the left frame grow/shrink on the click of an image. Is it possible to place this sort...

I have a series of pages which may or may not have a particular element defined on them. All of these pages share a common footer file which attempts to reference this particular element. I am...

In the end I went with Sterling's suggestion, and it worked well. Avoiding the need for a loop was a good solution. Thanks for the help everyone!

We're using the prototype library to get $, but I'm not terribly familiar with it.

How would setTimeout be of benefit in this situation? Does it force the browser to wait patiently until the...

The web page I'm fixing up has a list of radio buttons that can be very long (10,000+). We have to loop through the list to find the one that has been toggled, but this results in IE throwing the...