Hi,
I have a requirement , where in I have two combo boxes in my html file
having dates in the format of MMM
Eg: FEB 2011.
Now i want to find out the difference between these two combo box
dates in terms of months. I have to validate the form that the
difference in between these two combo
Start here:
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_obj_date.asp
Convert the 1st month to a digit such as Feb = 2
Convert the 2nd month to a digit such as Mar = 3
Create a date variable for the 1st month as: var d1 = new Date(year, MM1,
day, hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds);
Create a date
You could do one Ajax request -- send the form elements and update the
cart area (I'm guessing that's what you're doing here) with the return
from that post:
var myForm = $(form);
new Ajax.Updater('items_container', 'servlet.do?storeItemId',
{parameters:myForm.serialize()});
Just be sure
On Feb 1, 4:26 pm, kenny70 ke...@hibsonline.net wrote:
Hi
tried the following to update a dynamic table on a web page every 120
seconds (latest soccer scores)
new PeriodicalExecuter(function(pe) { new Ajax.Updater('score',
'latestscore.php', { parameters: { somename:
'somevalue'
Hi folks,
Is there a way using just new Element to create an Option element?
To get it to work in FF and IE, I need to do the following:
var o = new Element('Option', {'value': times[i], 'innerHTML':
times[i]}); // for IE
o.text = times[i]; // for FF
This doesn't work in FF:
var o = new
