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ali_hammad

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  1. ali_hammad replied to chris_p's topic in Frontend
    I think "this.id" should work. It will work at least in normal Javascript.
  2. Ohh. you want the script to pause. JavaScript is multi-threaded. It won't pause untill setTimeout() executes, the execution of rest of the script will carry on. check this link to see some techniques to achieve what you want. http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-33739.html
  3. Read a tutorial or just use a jquery plugin. You can do it yourself if you know a bit of javascript. Get the url of the pictures you want to display like that in a javascript variable or something encoded like JSON on your webpage, after that it is not that difficult. You can load URL of pictures you wanna display on page load time or you can do it with AJAX as well. After that just change the img tag's 'src' attribute using the loaded urls.
  4. I think IE prompts this warning for local web pages with javascript. Is your website on your local computer or is it online on a remote server?
  5. Hi I am a web developer. I do PHP, JAVASCRIPT and MYSQL programming and I want to start freelancing. I am an Internation student in UK and I don't know if I am eligible to do freelance work here!? I would like someone to give me few suggestions on starting freelanc(ing). Thanks.

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