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So I'm making an OS in javascript/html. I made the login screen (although it's as secure as a calculator, it looks quite nice). I made the Operating System Interface using a little JavaScript and CSS, and put an iframe in the window. However, whenever I load the interface, it looks …
Google Adwords is a great advertising system for the web. You know the little boxes with the discusting anime games and fake minecraft knockoffs? That's adwords.
i see. solving your own problems. YOU, sir, are going to be lethal in your life.
try this to fix your images not loading and the alert checking system: window.onload = function() { if (randImg1 == randImg2 == randImg3 && images[randImg3] == "strawberry.jpg") { alert("You Won!"); } }; Window.onload = function() {} basically says "When the document is totally and completely loaded, do this in the …
if it is a <textarea>, in javascript you can go: document.getElementById("textarea1").innerHTML = ""; This sets the inner HTML of the textarea to nothing, as textareas contain things by the standard <textarea>lorem ipsum</textarea> But, if it is an <input type="text" /> tag, this is harder. try: document.getElementById("input1").value = ""; The .value …
I can tell you one thing... have it parse the text entered to prevent people from doing an <!--exec cmd="ls"--> because that can cause problems (it's a Server-Side Include; this command shows the directory of the site which can give hackers info into your site)
There's a system tool built into your control panel (or at least, in windows XP) called disk defragment. When you delete a file, it doesn't just wipe it out of existence. Think of the file as a person living in a house. When the file is deleted, only the person …
I have no idea what mySQL is like, and I have no experience with it. However, if you are EVER planning on using JavaScript, you can use the .toString() function, as in: var fdsa = 1234; var fdsa2 = fdsa.toString(); var fdsa3 = fdsa2.length; That kind of thing.
hello, fellow computer geeks. I seem to be having a problem with this javascript code. It's for a new game that I am making in cloud9.io's developer. when I run it, it executes everything up to the document.write("<img src='loading.gif' id='load' />"); and ignores everything else. I can't seem to get …
This is a very simple problem. document.write("foo fighters"); rewrites the whole page, so what you have to do is document.write(document.getElementsByTagName("body").innerHTML + "foo fighters"); This gets everything in the <body> tag, and adds "foo fighters" to the end of the string, because the string is everything in the <body> tag. You …
This problem doesn't have to be overly complicated with JQuery. All you need to do to hide a <div> is say in javascript: document.getElementById("div1").style = "visibility: hidden;"); and to show it, document.getElementById("div1").style = "visibility: visible;"); This sets a CSS style to the element that literally hides it. That is what …
There were a few things you could clean up. I did it for you, it should work here. <!doctype html> <html> <head> <meta charset = "utf-8"> <script type = "text/javascript"> var str1; //I made this global var str2; //I also made this global //var cStr = str1.indexOf(str2)>-1; function compareStr() //no …
what DO you like about windows 8 in general? win8 doesnt even deserve to be in the market. go to youtube and type in 'windows 8 sucks' and you get 19 results and a PLAYLIST for it sucking.
um... TOTALLY unrelated, but I think daniweb is so awesome my head could explode. 
all you have to do is make an openfiledialog and when it .closes, say textbox1.text = opnfldlg.filename
so... whats up with the x86 thing for 32 bit if 64 bit is x64? sorry for being so brief, im on a cell phone.
If that doesn't work, command prompt works on exe files, so ipconfig is really a separate program. If you cd to system32 and type dir /w and ipconfig.exe is not there then you need to download it. Also you can set environment variables through command prompt by typing set system …
Something you can do is go into task manager and end certain processes like groove monitor and sidebar and a couple others Iike jusched.
if you have code::blocks, just open your project and find the main loop. there should be something like an exit case statement where you type something like Return EXIT_SUCCESS. at least in c++.
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