Thanks jscheuer1,
It was overflowing just a tiny bit so I changed the font size. Got it how I want it. More curious if it's possible than anything else.
Best,
- Ben
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Thanks jscheuer1,
It was overflowing just a tiny bit so I changed the font size. Got it how I want it. More curious if it's possible than anything else.
Best,
- Ben
Thanks for the reply guys,
Dang. :( Problem is I have a select menu that has enough space to display the list downwards, but it goes up anyways. Just kind of annoying is all. Perhaps if I can...
Thanks for the reply james,
Here's the basic of it -
http://jsfiddle.net/falkon303/m9xfP/
if you click the select menu, it goes upwards based on the position of the page. Hoping there is a...
Hi everyone,
So when I have a select menu with many options, depending on the position of the page, the menu opens upwards instead of downwards. Does anyone know if there is a css hack for this,...
Hi,
I thought this was a nice use of the eval() function, and thought i'd share it with you all. Requires Jquery and PHP.
index file.
<html>
<head>
Pretty sweet. I think it makes sense to allow the user to grab any part of the knob instead of just the indented part. Other than that I think it's great.
Found this online, and it looks like something interesting that may work for dividing large numbers
1) check divisior < dividend, otherwise it's zero (because it will be an int division)
2) start...
That's very useful Jscheuer, unfortunately 3.6778967343747667e+19678 returns infinity.
There is actually an app that gets very close to what I am trying to do for ubuntu called genius calculator...
Thanks for the reply,
I research mathematics as a hobby, and also prime numbers.
The problem is that php returns INF as well if a number string is over a certain length, so I essentially am...
Thanks jscheuer,
I should have been more clear about the type of division I was attempting to accomplish. I would use 12/6 if I needed a simple division, but I am talking more like...
Ok, for some reason in computers, internal calculators cut of after about 21 digits. It's when you start getting the +e23 at the end of an equation.
I was curious if there is a possible (and...
You want to send the value *before* you apply a "display:none;" attribute, or the element won't be seen as existing.
are you trying to put in a confirmation box that returns a value?
<script type="text/javascript">
function get_return_value()
{if (confirm('Please click ok or cancel.')) {return true;};}
...
Thank you for the insight on this. I'll probably just leave it out until I get a request.
Thanks for these responses. I very seldom find myself freaking out if I close a window and have to return to the forum location. For example just now when I went to reply, all I had to do was click...
By the "remember me" function, I am referring to the user login credentials. As for the question, I was addressing the fact that many browsers offer to auto-populate this data as well, so is the...
I've heard that setting cookies via javascript has it's advantages, and I am considering having a "Remember Me" function on a site I am working on. My question is, is it worth it? Nowadays...
Thanks jscheuer1,
I noticed that about the rating systems out there. The main curve/issue is that if I have a topic that has been listed for 40 days, has 20 views and 14 cool votes vs a topic...
Ok,
so I have 3 variables -
1. views by users
2. days on website
3. +cool votes
I am trying to establish the correct averaging formula for finding out which topic/post is the coolest.
So, I am working on a page where I am using an ajax request, and instead of attaching "onclick" handlers to the elements, I am attaching an onclick handler to the body that sends the "location.href"...
You coded what I was going for actually. I haven't dug that far into loops yet. I don't know how "for(p in atts)" actually works, as I'm mainly familiar with foreach, for, and while loops.
I...
I attempted to create something of what I was trying to accomplish. For whatever the reason though, it's not getting all of the attributes, and the structure is horribly off... I know there is a...
I am just curious as to how it'd be done is all.
I am thinking it'd be best to use a multidimensional array, to title each array as each child element, and for each array value's key to hold the...
you'd send this to a cookie or database.
and if you are simply talking about echoing php in javascript it's simple.
<script type="text/javascript">
alert('<? echo "this works"; ?>');
</script>