im trying to build a search box with a default value \"Search Here\" for example, onfocus it will clear it, and onblur if its empty it will bring back \"Search Here\".
I\'m writing a bolt-on bit of javascript which is intended t开发者_高级运维o capture information when a form is submitted. I need to accomodate the scenario where there may be multiple forms on a web
I\'m trying to make a little JScript popup that displays information from the form for confirmation. Here is what it looks like right now:
I am injecting the following code directly into my 开发者_如何转开发browsers address bar. If I edit it just a bit (whilst not even changing any code) from the HTML tab in Firebug, it will work. This p
I\'m trying to intercept all kind of form submissions for a specifc form on a web page. It looks to be very simple with jQuery: form.submit(function(e) {…}) and it works beautifully if I click the su
I\'m trying to make this piece of code work. <form name=\"myform\" onsubmit=\"alert(\'1\');\"> </form>
Ok - I know I am being an idiot but I can not seem to get this form to redirect as I want it to: <form id=\"post\" method=\"post\" action=\"\" name=\"post\" onSubmit=\"window.location=\'http://www
Alright, now I am downright bewildered on what is happening.I am creating a safari extension called unibar(which is a separate toolbar extension, not a t开发者_JS百科oolbar item), a clone of Chrome\'s
I have run into an issue with JQuery form submissions and have found no answers anywhere . If someone could shed some light on this, it would be highly appreciated.
id like to have an input box that a user can enter a search term into that gets passed to maybe a javascript function that then combines some url segments with the search term creating a full url. up
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