Question by sound b: how to make a script for java which can convert number to word?
i have here a program but i dont know why it doesnt work.

sub conv_onclick

if f1.num.value= 1 then
f1.word.value = “one”

else if f1.num.value= 2 then
f1.word.value= “two”

end if
end sub

Best answer:

Answer by Simon R
First off you need to call conv_onclick as a function, not a sub. That’s going to go a long way to solving your problem, but it looks like you’re trying to do some AJAX programming there as well.

I think at the very least you need to denote a div with a blank area that you can change to reflect what the word is for the number typed and also what the limit is on numbers you’re going to translate.

Take a look at the case statement too. It makes life much easier than a bunch of if then else statements.

Hope that helps!

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Question by johnrobinm: using javascript body onload command to show results without having to click submit?
hello, i have an shtml page with a simple form using get to retrieve data, when the submit button is clicked the results are returned on another html page, what i was wondering is if there was a way to have the results for the form returned automatically without having to click the submit button (which there is a way, just put the asp script address with the form variables you want in the url but it only works to return one set of variables) what i can’t figure out is what if you want to have multiple form results computed and returned using javascript’s body onload command so that the form results can be computed and shown on the same single webpage, in other words, how could you preload the results of (this is only an example:

“http://abc.com/page.shtml?var1=1&var2=1&search=Submit”

“http://abc.com/page.shtml?var1=2&var2=2&search=Submit”

“http://abc.com/page.shtml?var1=3&var2=3&search=Submit”

and have these reults displayed on one webpage without having to click submit?

Best answer:

Answer by AQuestionMark
You can use onchange in the last input box of the form to call a function to display the the div which display is none when load. These div contains iframe of the links you got.

So when the function is call, value is taken from input field, and based on what is entered, a div is set display=”" to show.

Here’s a demo http://www.freewebs.com/swhtam/YA/noSubmitResult.html go to menu View, source for the complete code.

In the demo, when you enter name like yahoo, google or netscape in seach engine box and hit tab, that page will show underneath the box.

Alternatively, you could use Ajax to call that page without submit, a bit harder with coding, but since you want preloaded page, so this is only my suggestion.

Give your answer to this question below!

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This is part one of how to turn a PSD into a tableless Xhtml webpage.

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Duration : 0:7:11

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Can anyone provide me with a detailed explanation on this so I can fully understand it?

HTML is based on SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language) which is a very forgiving markup standard, you can do things like this in HTML:
<ul>
<li>
<li>
<li>
</ul>

or
<B><i><u>Some text</b></i></U>

or
<a href="somepage.htm"><img href=someimg.jpg></a>

or

<span><div>Some Text</div></span>

In short, it is very loose.

One day, the maintainer of the standard (W3C) said: "We have enough of this mess, people are getting more and more creative in writing their markups, let’s stricken up the standard."

So the XHTML standard is born, xhtml is based on XML, which is a stricter subset of SGML. In XHTML, the tags must be written up to a certain requirements, I’ll highlight some of the most important:
- all tags must be properly closed, and in case of tags like img, it must be self closed, i.e.
<ul>
<li></li>
<li></li>
<ul>

<!– proper care must be excercised, XML only require <img/> but some older browser have problems with that so give space before the ‘/’ in a self closing tag –>
<img />

- All attributes must be enclosed in quotes:
<a href="link.htm">Hello this is a valid Xhtml</a>
<a href=link.htm>Go away this is an invalid XHTML</a>

- All tags must be properly nested, tags must be closed in the order they’re opened, e.g.:
<b><i><u>Incorrect XTHML</b></i></u>
<b><i><u>Incorrect XTHML</u></i></b>

Proper nesting also means that a block level tags (p, div, blockquote, etc) can’t be nested inside inline tags (span, a, i, u, b, etc). In short, block can contain block and inline, inline can contain only other inline. It also means that certain tags can only be placed inside another tags, like <li> must be inside <ul> or <ol>

- All tags are case-sensitive, and all XHTML tags are in lower case (<a> is correct, <A> is incorrect)

- Attributes minimization is a no-no:
<tag attr></tag> is WRONG
write it as:
<tag attr="attr"></tag>

- and many others, I don’t remember all of them (as I write XHTML by heart, I’ve never written invalid XHTML, as far as I know)

Why is the need for a change? Mainly because of CSS. CSS requires a tree-like structure to work, or else it is undetermined what browser would do in case of a maligned nesting, they may break, they may give out wrong result, they may give odd result, they may do anything. Some people call a non-XHTML pages as "tag soup" to illustrate the mess.

It’s also because it’s (much) easier to create an XML parser rather than trying to guess what the author want to do. In XML, if you see something not right, you spew errors and point the author to correct it, in SGML, you’ve got to chew those irky tags and produce a result (whatever it is) because it’s in the standard.

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In this html website design tutorial I will teach you how to change background and text colours/colors with microsoft notepad.

Difficulty Level:
Easy/Beginner

If you have any problems or need help with any of this tutorial please leave a comment below or message me on YouTube.

Duration : 0:3:3

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Today, i’ll be teaching you how to make Div Layers, using CSS and HTML.
To make a html or Css file in notepad, just open notepad, click save as,
CSS = style.CSS
HTML = index. HTML
You dont have to name them “style” or “index” but it’s easier for me. Just put at the end “.css” or “.html” that’s what’s important.
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Sorry that the sound is soft, i’ll try to make it again with better sound. :S
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Duration : 0:9:12

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This is part two of how to turn a PSD into a tableless Xhtml webpage.

Brought to you by Bronson Quick http://www.quickit.net.au/

Duration : 0:10:15

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This is part three of how to turn a PSD into a tableless Xhtml webpage.

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Duration : 0:7:51

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This is the final part of how to turn a PSD into a tableless Xhtml webpage.

Brought to you by Bronson Quick http://www.quickit.net.au/

Duration : 0:4:59

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http://www.1stoptutorials.com – In this tutorial we will start building our div tags and html coding for our top link bar. You will notice once we have finished that we do not have much html code atall to make this work. Let me know if you get any problems and i will be more than happy to help.

Ali

Duration : 0:9:59

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