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Use the length property of string in javascript.
as far as i know they are: <script type="text/javascript"> all my lovely javascript code!!! </script>
JavaScript can do the validation checks easily. All you have to do is provide the values you want to validate.
It could be opened in another window already. you can try and open up your task manager and check if it is already running
One way to determine this is by entering this into the URL/link box in your browser: javascript:alert('hi') When you press enter, a little popup saying 'hi' should show. If it does, JavaScript is on.
There isn't a way to enable or disable JavaScript in IE8 or IE7. In Firefox, you go to Tools > Options > Content > and check the box that says Enable JavaScript then click OK. Other IE's might have javascript, I don't know how to enable javascript for IE, this might be hard to know...
There are a lot of websites which have information about the JavaScript date object. However, it is strongly suggested that one should check out from the website W3Schools.
No- but check to see whether you already agreed that they could do that.
Check power to window switch. Common cause. Check power to window motor. If none then check fuses/relays.
There are lots of free web hosting providers who support javascript and HTML files and other promising languages. please check one of them. like GoogieHost
The iPod touch has JavaScript enabled by default. If you're thinking about one of those websites that need JavaScript and Flash, the iPod doesn't have (and will probably never have) flash. You may also be thinking of Java. This is different to JavaScript, and you can't get it on the iPod touch. If you know it's not these things, you could check in the settings app's safari section.
There are several methods, depending on your needs. You can download the entire list of usernames when the page loads, and use JavaScript to check them. You could also wait until the form is submitted, and check then (don't forget to auto-fill form data so your new user doesn't have to re-type everything). The best solution is to use AJAX, a JavaScript solution, to query a PHP page as the user types. That dedicated PHP page will check the querystring to see if it has been registered before (i.e. whether it exists in the database), and return a true/false, 1/0, yes/no answer, or possibly a list of related suggestions.