RE: Javascript and Perl Problem

2003-06-01 Thread Peter Fleck
You have some code for us to view? .ted OK. It's an image map and I don't think it's a path problem as the images are appearing. The problematic function is below. It works with this style definition: #elMenuOver { position: absolute; visibility: hidden; top: 0; left: 0; } And

Re: Javascript and Perl Problem

2003-06-01 Thread drieux
On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 10:09 US/Pacific, Peter Fleck wrote: [..] I just finished optimizing the javascript for display on multiple browsers and it's working fine for static pages. [..] I forget who mentioned it, but making sure that your 'hearTo' documents are appropriately single quoted is

RE: Javascript and Perl Problem

2003-05-31 Thread ted . weston
You have some code for us to view? .ted -Original Message- From: Peter Fleck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 12:09 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Javascript and Perl Problem I have some complex (at least to me) javascript on a perl-generated page that's not work

RE: Javascript and Perl Problem

2003-05-31 Thread Ken Lehman
One issue I ran into was using Here document without single quotes print

Re: JavaScript and Perl

2002-07-07 Thread Marty Landman
At 10:21 AM 7/7/02 -0400, Bruce Maston, M.D., J.D. wrote: >Is there a way to convert a JavaScript variable into Perl? Bruce, the question is a bit invalid or misstated or something. No offense meant, only this is a bit of a misunderstanding I think... for all I know, maybe on my part. > In o

RE: javascript and perl/cgi

2001-06-06 Thread Ksenia Sirotinskaia
If you want the content of the form submitted so that cgi can do something with it, but nothing in the browser to change (the page doesn't get reloaded do the following: onSubmit="return false;" - it processes the action when either you click a button that has or whenever you call this (window.

Re: javascript and perl/cgi

2001-06-06 Thread thabenksta
Im kind of confused on what your trying to do, but I think what you want to do is: You can also use javascript to submit a form by using document.formname.submit(); Hope that helps. On Wed, 6 Jun 2001, David Gilden wrote: > Hi, > > In the following: > > > Name: > Email:   > > Type your c