How to implement  a Delay function in an existing Javascript for tooltips?
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Whire a for loop and after a certain loop it will call the function for the tooltips.Or get the current time of the local PC of the user ad a minutes to it and when that match with the time of the PC it will call the function.
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You can try emulating a keypress event. \nThe way to do that will depend on which browser(s) you want to support.\n\nThe DOM/Mozilla way: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DOM:document.createEvent\n\nNote that this part of the DOM interfaces are not very well documented. You'll want to create an event of type "KeyEvents" (I guess) and then populate its properties to match a Ctrl-Z keypress.\nThis discussion might be of some help: http://tinyurl.com/lbfvk\n\nGood luck!
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Set up the following in your <head> section. Remove the spaces between Id ad ("imove")\n<script type="text/javascript">\nfunction moved(event)\n{\ndocument.getElementById ("imove").style.top = event.y;\ndocument.getElementById ("imove").style.left = event.x;\n}\n</script>\nThen add onmousemove="moved(event)" to your body tag\n\n<body onmousemove="moved(event)">\n\nFinally, set up the following text tag, and input the text you would like to see\n<font name="imove" id="imove" style="position:absolute">Text Goes Here</font>\n</body>
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right click time at bottom of screen then choose adjust date/time
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set_time_limit ( int seconds )
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How's this? \n\nfunction addText(text) {\n  t = document.forms[0].mytextarea;\n  t.value = text + t.value;\n}\n\nFor the highlighting stuff, have a look at the documentation for things like createTextRange .
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See this article for an explanation:\n\nhttp://webtips.dan.info/new-window.html
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When you're at custom animation, see the timing/slide transition setting. Click on the scroll-down arrow and something like "pre-set" should be there. THere you will pick how long each slide is exposed before the next one comes. Good Luck!
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Put a javascript timer on your page here is one ..\nPaid hosting works best..This is a link to a zip script.\nhttp://www.codehouse.com/javascript/scripts/cool_countdown/\n\nYou can also do a search for a copy and paste script.
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You could use the JavaScript onmouseover and onmouseout events (onfocus and onblur don't work so well b/c the user has to click on the menu again after is has been resized).\n\nTry something like this, replacing the 50px/150px values with your own widths...\n\n<select style="width: 50px;" onmouseover="this.style.width = '150px';" onmouseout="this.style.width = '50px';">
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1) Create a new document \n2) Insert text of your own \n3) Click the duplicate the current frame button in the Animation window \n4) It creates the 2nd frame \n5) In the second frame Disable the layer visibility in the layers window. \n6) Now select both the frames in the Animation window and change the delay time to 0.5 \n7)Play it and see \n8) Now goto File--> Save Optimized As and give a filename 9)That's it your flashing text is ready in Imageready ;)\n\nBye Take Care\nMusthafa
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Try, http://www.simplyscripts.com/
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Not HTML, but here's a JavaScript one...\nIn the <HEAD> section put the following:\n<SCRIPT>\nfunction countdownTime() \n{\n    c1 =  new Object();\n    c2 =  new Object();\n    c3 =  new Object();\n    c4 =  new Object();\n    c5 =  new Object();\n    c6 =  new Object();\n    c7 =  new Object();\n    c8 =  new Object();\n    c9 =  new Object();\n    c0 =  new Object();\n    Cc =  new Object();\n\n    c1.src = "Digits/1.gif";\n    c2.src = "Digits/2.gif";\n    c3.src = "Digits/3.gif";\n    c4.src = "Digits/4.gif";\n    c5.src = "Digits/5.gif";\n    c6.src = "Digits/6.gif";\n    c7.src = "Digits/7.gif";\n    c8.src = "Digits/8.gif";\n    c9.src = "Digits/9.gif";\n    c0.src = "Digits/0.gif";\n    Cc.src = "Digits/Colon.gif";\n    now = new Date();\n\n    //ENTER BELOW THE DATE YOU WISH TO COUNTDOWN TO\n    later = new Date("15 Mar 2006 15:00:00 PST");\n\n    days = (later - now) / 1000 / 60 / 60 / 24;\n    daysRound = Math.floor(days);\n    hours = (later - now) / 1000 / 60 / 60 - (24 * daysRound);\n    hoursRound = Math.floor(hours);\n    minutes = (later - now) / 1000 /60 - (24 * 60 * daysRound) - (60 * hoursRound);\n    minutesRound = Math.floor(minutes);\n    seconds = (later - now) / 1000 - (24 * 60 * 60 * daysRound) - (60 * 60 * hoursRound) - (60 * minutesRound);\n    secondsRound = Math.round(seconds);\n\n    if (secondsRound <= 9)\n    {\n        document.images.g.src = c0.src;\n        document.images.h.src = eval("c"+secondsRound+".src");\n    }\n    else\n    {\n        document.images.g.src = eval("c"+Math.floor(secondsRound/10)+".src");\n        document.images.h.src = eval("c"+(secondsRound%10)+".src");\n    }\n    if (minutesRound <= 9)\n    {\n        document.images.d.src = c0.src;\n        document.images.e.src = eval("c"+minutesRound+".src");\n    }\n    else\n    {\n        document.images.d.src = eval("c"+Math.floor(minutesRound/10)+".src");\n        document.images.e.src = eval("c"+(minutesRound%10)+".src");\n    }\n    if (hoursRound <= 9)\n    {\n        document.images.y.src = c0.src;\n        document.images.z.src = eval("c"+hoursRound+".src");\n    }\n    else\n    {\n        document.images.y.src = eval("c"+Math.floor(hoursRound/10)+".src");\n        document.images.z.src = eval("c"+(hoursRound%10)+".src");\n    }\n    if (daysRound <= 9)\n    {\n         document.images.a.src = c0.src;\n         document.images.b.src = eval("c"+daysRound+".src");\n     }\n    if (daysRound <= 99) \n    {\n        document.images.a.src = eval("c"+Math.floor((daysRound/10)%10)+".src");\n        document.images.b.src = eval("c"+Math.floor(daysRound%10)+".src");\n    }\n    if (daysRound <= 999)\n    {\n        document.images.a.src = eval("c"+Math.floor((daysRound/100)%100)+".src");\n        document.images.b.src = eval("c"+Math.floor((daysRound/10)%10)+".src");\n        document.images.c.src = eval("c"+Math.floor(daysRound%10)+".src");\n    }\n    newtime = window.setTimeout("countdownTime();", 1000);\n}\n</SCRIPT>\n\nIn the BODY add:\nonLoad="countdownTime();"\n\nAnd in the spot on your page you want the Countdown put the following:\n\n        <TABLE  BORDER="1" CELLSPACING="0" CELLPADDING="0" >\n        <TR>\n            <TH BGCOLOR="#000000" VALIGN="MIDDLE" STYLE="FONT-FAMILY: Verdana; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; color: #FFFFFF">\n            DAYS\n            </TH>\n            <TH BGCOLOR="#000000" VALIGN="MIDDLE" STYLE="FONT-FAMILY: Verdana; F
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i don know the script ... but i can provide u with idea(s)...i assume u know javascript and dhtml....create requisite amount of <span>s needed.. set the visibility to hidden. on mouse click event have a switch case which determines the present span which is to be set visible....then have a function which scrolls the span .. thats it
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Well you try using Mozilla Firefox. Its works pretty well against pop-ups, allows you to tweak lots of JavaScript settings and plus its faster and safer!
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Put this into the body:\n\n<script language=JavaScript>\n<!--\n\n//Disable right mouse click Script\n//By Maximus (maximus@nsimail.com) w/ mods by DynamicDrive\n//For full source code, visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com\n\nvar message="Function Disabled!";\n\n///////////////////////////////////\nfunction clickIE4(){\nif (event.button==2){\nalert(message);\nreturn false;\n}\n}\n\nfunction clickNS4(e){\nif (document.layers||document.getElementById&&!document.all){\nif (e.which==2||e.which==3){\nalert(message);\nreturn false;\n}\n}\n}\n\nif (document.layers){\ndocument.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);\ndocument.onmousedown=clickNS4;\n}\nelse if (document.all&&!document.getElementById){\ndocument.onmousedown=clickIE4;\n}\n\ndocument.oncontextmenu=new Function("alert(message);return false")\n\n// --> \n</script>
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An edit to my post:\nUse the following information on this website for csv files which are basically txt files also http://www.rodsdot.com/ee/readFileClientSide.asp\n\nIn addition, what I would do is to create a frameset such that one frame loads content into another every 10 seconds or so. This would be done by making a javascript command that would get the current element in the dropdown list and then submitting it as a url, example:\nparent.frames[0].location.href=url;\nso to get url you would use something like:\nparent.location.href = document.forms[0].options[list.selectedIndex].value;\nyou would use settimeout javascript command to load a new value adding to the index every time:\ndocument.forms[0].elements[0].selectedIndex++;\n\n1) Run the master function to start the timer (settimeout)\n2) After so many seconds you set it loads first page eg. 10 seconds\n3) I would start out with a value of selected index that would be 0 and then keep increasing it with a call to another function every 10 seconds offset by 5 seconds to change the value between page loads.\n4) Then the function would repeat calling it again to load the next page. From the form dropbox.\n\nGive this a try. You will have to mess around to get the effect you want.