Is "doctype" related to or contain javascript or any other programming language ?
Q. Hello, I am participating in a web desiging competition where javascript and other scripting languages are not allowed. So is there any problem with declaring a DOCTYPE declaration ?please help me
Asked by - Sat Oct 15 12:32:47 2011 - Programming & Design - 3 Answers - Comments

A. Well I don't use the DOCTYPE but what it mainly does is it tells what type of a web page it is going to display, with out the doctype it will have a default to display. If you debugging your website on a computer then it is most likely not needed. if your website is mainly for mobile users the you will need to declare the doctype. Overall it is not related to javascript or anykind of programming. It simply tells the web browser what kind of a web page to display
Answered by - Sat Oct 15 12:37:38 2011

How do you manually turn on "javascript" on the computer?
Q. I have a 2006 desktop and for some reason, it won't play videos or songs on my space and it says either I need a new version of Java (which I already downloaded and it's ready to go) or I have javascript turned off. How do I turn it back on? We have windows XP.
Asked by Lindsey & Jackson - Fri Nov 30 18:36:27 2007 - Desktops - 4 Answers - Comments

A. Start, control panel, internet options, advanced. Scroll down to "Java" and check-mark the box for Java script. If using Firefox, open the browser, go to tools, options, content, and check the box.
Answered by rsocrates4x - Fri Nov 30 18:43:56 2007

What is the syntax of "if then else" on a javascript function inside of HTML project?
Q. What is the syntax of "if then else" on a javascript function inside of HTML project? Can we call any data inside that javascript as an option menu using a mysql database?
Asked by ed_biasbas - Tue Apr 26 02:00:39 2011 - Programming & Design - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Variables in Java Script var x=10; if(x<10) { document.write("Less than ten"); } else if(x==10) { document.write("Equal to ten"); } else { document.write("Greater than ten"); }
Answered by - Tue Apr 26 02:37:35 2011

How to enter a Line Break " " when a semicolon is entered in Javascript?
Q. What I'm doing is wanting to create a textarea in javascript, but have javascript look at the text entered and where there is a semicolon (;) have javascript treat it as a line break. Then I will post this result within a " " but I have no idea how to have javascript basically read the text entered in the textarea. Any thoughts would be great. Thanks,
Asked by David P - Fri Mar 30 13:23:32 2012 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - Comments

what does " Javascript is a prototype-based scripting language" mean?
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Asked by - Thu Jan 26 14:31:00 2012 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - Comments

Problem with html javascript programming and the " key.?
Q. So I am trying to program some stuff in an html file, my problem is the " " mark reverts to quotations when I just want it to be the code line. Example Moros vs Obelisk. First one works, second one doesn't because of the " being quotes ( I have to run a find replace macro to get it looking like that... is there anyway in word to change what type it becomes.)
Asked by - Fri Feb 18 18:43:45 2011 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Are you using MS Word for creating your files? No. Do not use that. Use Notepad or get Notepad++ MS word will make adjustments like that.
Answered by - Fri Feb 18 18:50:44 2011

Why is "javascript : ..." written in the status bar sometimes when i try to open a link in a certain website?
Q. i have already installed "Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 6 Update 1" ; so im starting to think i should download javascript, but i donno how. And also i have already enabled active scripting and java in tools-internet options-security
Asked by chaosdemon91 - Tue Jul 10 09:45:16 2007 - Software - 3 Answers - Comments

A. sometimes website designers make certain links pop open in a new window. when you try to open one of these links in a new tab, they dont work. you dont need java/javascript to open these links. just click the link normally and open ina new window, or check with the website to see if it is their problem
Answered by NoOneButMe - Tue Jul 10 09:50:59 2007

How can i create a javascript program that will print "Hello, world! Isn't life great?'?
Q. How can I create a java Script program that will print "Hello, world! Isn't life great?" in an Arial bold font, size 14, and make the background color of the screen light green.
Asked by sKxt3r - Mon Jan 24 12:57:58 2011 - Programming & Design - 4 Answers - Comments

A. document.write("Hello, world! Isn't life great?"); to learn more go to
Answered by Walter M - Mon Jan 24 13:04:01 2011

How do I fix "enable Java Script" when it is already enabled?
Q. trying to play games on facebook and it says I need to enable Java Script. When I go in and try to enable it I find that it is already enabled and can't seem to play my games. I've been playing them for months and this just started.
Asked by - Mon Nov 21 09:41:08 2011 - Software - 3 Answers - Comments

A. Check if you are using Firefox and No Script add-on. If so, enable scripts for that site.
Answered by - Mon Nov 21 09:45:15 2011

How do I make some text "disappear" after a couple of seconds in Javascript?
Q. Hi Javascript developers who knows more than me I am making a website from scratch, and the website doesn't work well in full screen ( in windows you can click F11 on your keyboard to make your web browser full screen ). On my website I have written : "Note: this website works best without full screen". I want that text to go away/vanish/disappear after some seconds. How do I do that? Thank you
Asked by realmagic.weebly.com - Sun Feb 28 08:50:48 2010 - Programming & Design - 2 Answers - Comments

A. just a few different ones out there. Ron
Answered by - Sun Feb 28 09:06:18 2010

Whenever i try to log in to my e-mail a "javascript:" error is shown in the task bar..How to solve this?
Q. What does "javascript" error mean?
Asked by - Sat Aug 8 02:51:40 2009 - Software - 3 Answers - Comments

why using this kind of format in web programming ?
Q. i am just wondering why do programmers are using this when programming the web?thanks
Asked by gaby_oh - Wed Apr 13 19:27:11 2011 - Programming & Design - 3 Answers - Comments

What are javascript floating points and the "parsefloat" statement?
Q. I've read this passage and don't understand it. "The parse Float() function parses a string and returns a floating point number. This function determines if the first character in the specified string is a number. If it is, it parses the string until it reaches the end of the number, and returns the number as a number, not as a string." Can someone please explain what floating point number means, as well as the word parse. If you could explain why the parsefloat statement actually does in simple terms that's be great as well. Many thanks.
Asked by Dave - Thu Sep 17 13:44:39 2009 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Say you had a text variable with a value of "5.02", using parsefloat on it would return a numeric variable with a value of 5.02 so you can use it like a number (add to it, subtract, times etc.)
Answered by - Thu Sep 17 13:51:19 2009

How do I make a Javascript "falling snow" effect on my Blogger page ?
Q. How do I make a Javascript "falling snow" effect on my Blogger page ? My Space codes do not work properly on Blogger.
Asked by deltablues2 - Sun Nov 18 02:32:32 2007 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Try the code from the following links
Answered by AQuestionMark - Tue Nov 20 23:05:44 2007

How would you put a " in information being sent to a javascript cookie?
Q. I'm trying to put a " in the information I'm sending to make a cookie, the code looks like this: onclick="place Order('24 Beige Bed','14.99',4)" but I want to pass 24" not jus 24. I've tried several different things, such as ' " ', and \" , but none of those work, please help.
Asked by snowangel_12001 - Fri Dec 11 12:18:27 2009 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - Comments

A. You could just use the word (or abbreviation for) inch. "place Order('24 inch Beige Bed','14.99',4)" But I'm surprised the escape (\") doesn't work. Have to think on that one.
Answered by gHaggy - Fri Dec 11 13:36:23 2009

How does one turn on "Javascript" to enable access to some web sites?
Q. I am trying to access www.edline.net, a helpful resource offered by the junior high school that my two teenagers go to. This web address allows me to monitor my childrens daily progress in their classes; class schedules; grades; attendance; e-mail addresses for all of their teachers; etc. However, the two times I tried to pull up this address, I was prompted in being told that "Javascript", (whatever that may be...) has been turned off, and that in order to access this address, it (Javascript) needs to be turned back on. I don't even know what it is, let alone knowing how to turn it on and off. Help!
Asked by dazed and confused - Fri Mar 31 02:39:43 2006 - Other - Internet - 4 Answers - Comments

A. on thge web page just go := tools==internet options==security tab==trusted zone===cusom level , scroll down to c the java options , enable whats required
Answered by - Fri Mar 31 02:42:32 2006

How do you use the "onmouseover" Javascript event-handler to highlight an image?
Q. I want to use an image as a link, and have been searching for code to change the color of the border and / or entire image onmouseover... I have seen some Javascript examples to change the opacity of an image onmouseover, but not to put a color-filter over the image (to shade the entire image blue, or border blue, onmouseover for example). Does anyone have a link to a tutorial on this stuff, or can anyone post the code please?
Asked by Ian - Fri Jul 17 00:01:47 2009 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Set onmouseover to "change Image();". To change the image: function change Image(){ document.get Element By Id ('the_image').src = "whatever.jpg"; } To change the border of the image: function change Image(){ document.get Element By Id ('the_image').style.border Color = "blue"; } Delete the carriage return before ('the_image'). You can't "shade" an image blue with Javascript. You will have to make a blue version of the image and have the src change to that image when the mouse is moved over it.
Answered by The Ocelot - Fri Jul 17 00:15:47 2009

HELP ! How can I disable "Javascript " on my E-Machine Desktop computer ?
Q. I am not able to get on most websites due to "Javascript " being active. :( Can you please advise me? Thank you sooo much ! :)
Asked by kr1130@sbcglobal.net - Thu Jan 17 23:48:41 2008 - Software - 1 Answers - Comments

A. If you are using Internet Explorer: Open it. Click Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab > Look for Java or Sun Java > uncheck "Use JRE..." It is kinda wierd though to get such conflict.
Answered by - Thu Jan 17 23:56:49 2008

My game says to enable Java Script/Active Scripting?
Q. I am trying to play a free trial of Star Wars Galaxies. I have played this many times, and it never asked me this. Now, before I can start the trial, a window pops up saying "Java Script/Active Scripting Required. Please enable Java Script/Active Scripting in your browser." So, I went to my tools, and Java Script and Java are already enabled. So what do I do? Does this mean I can't play my game?
Asked by starwars93@ymail.com - Tue Jul 7 11:37:07 2009 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - Comments

In active directory (sbs2008) what is the difference between "Workstations" and "Computers"?
Q. I did not setup our Active Directory. In the tree view, for our domain, we have several items, built in, domain controllers, users, etc. There are "Computers" and there are "Workstations". Both have accounts for machines in them. No duplicates or anything. So, what's the difference? Why would I add a machine to our domain under the Computers group instead of the Workstations group (or vice versa)?
Asked by Steve-O - Mon Mar 28 19:21:00 2011 - Computer Networking - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Look at how your group policy objects are setup, odds are that workstations and computers are receiving different sets of machine policy objects.
Answered by - Mon Mar 28 19:27:59 2011