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• JavaScript:Alert (document.cookie) does not work in firefox 7 Ubuntu 11.10

  I try to get the IDDM of a web page by typing "javascript:alert (document.cookie)" in the url bar. I'm supposed to get a window with the desired output which works fine in chrome. It doesn't do anything in firefox 7 however. I'm using Ubuntu 11.10.

  Thank you

  Tony

  You can find that here: Firefox > Web Developer > Notepad (SHIFT + F4)

• Problem with javascript:alert (document.lastModified)

  After I've upgraded to Firefox 6.0.1 and 6.0.2 now today I can't get an answer to my javascript:alert (document.lastModified) help

  in order to get a web page date.
  

  You run this code through the address bar?

  You can run is more JavaScript code via the address bar in Firefox 6 and later versions.
  
  You see an error message in the tools > error Console.
  
  Now, this code gets a security principal null for security reasons and has no effect (Bug 656433).
  
  You must create a bookmarklet (keyword) and run the code by invoking this bookmark.

  NoScript can allow you to run this code through the address bar, see:

  • http://forums.InformAction.com/viewtopic.php?f=18 & t = 6488 & p = 27991

• The appearance of Javascript alerts is editable in Firefox 4.0?

  Firefox 4.0 allows users to do a lot of customization, which is great. This extends to the appearance of Javascript alerts?

  Unlike Firefox 3.6, in version 4.0 when an alert appears, the underlying web page is blackened, half opaque and half transparent. This attracts the attention of the user on the alert box. Is it possible for me to change this parameter in order to be opaque, 20% 80% transparent? This would make it easier for me to see what the alert is trying to talk to me about the underlying web page.

  You can use the code in Stylish or add code to userChrome.css below @namespace to change the background color and transparency.

  A few examples (first is the current default value; Use only one):

  @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* only needed once */
  
  tabmodalprompt { background-color: rgba(25, 25, 25, 0.5) !important; }
  tabmodalprompt { background-color: rgba(224, 224, 224, 0.1) !important; }
  tabmodalprompt { background-color: transparent !important; }
  

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Editing_configuration
  • ChromEdit more: http://webdesigns.ms11.net/chromeditp.html

• JavaScript alert unauthorized access to < url >

  I get this error message and don't understand why I get it because I think that I put in the access parameter in my config.xml file correctly.  Here's the relevant section of the config.xml file:

  ================

  <>ermissions >
      <>Ermit > access_sharedermit >
    ermissions >
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  ================

  There seems to be a lot of messages saying this:

  http://www.Sencha.com/Forum/showthread.php?268724-access-to-quot-CDN.Sencha.com-...-Sencha-touch.CSS...

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Web-and-WebWorks-development/JavaScript-alert-URL-not-allowed...

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Web-and-WebWorks-development/js-popup-access-to-URL-not-allow...

  Here's what the error looks like:

  

  FYI, which actually look like this doesn't work either: Pei

  
     
   

  <>ermissions >
      <>Ermit > access_sharedermit >
    ermissions >
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

  I posted this on the forums of Sencha so.

  The issue was that is not a URI (I thought by specifying that it this way will automatically get the SSL and non - SSL URLs):

  It works:

  And this also works:

  subdomains of http://CDN.Sencha.com"="true"/ >
    subdomains of https://CDN.Sencha.com"="true"/ >

  But still weird that this great substitution does nothing... you would think that it would help:

  
     
   

• Dynamic action to execute PL/SQL that calls a JavaScript alert - does not

  Greetings,

  I'm stuck!  I use the Apex Version 4.2.2.  I have a requirement that, when the user fills Field1, I check the database to see if the value of field1 has already been used.  If it was used, I have to inform the user, but the user is allowed to reuse the value - that is to say, duplicates are allowed.  My thought is to use a dynamic action to check the onchange of value running pl/sql to check (via a function in the database) and if it returns true, use a javascript alert to inform my user value is used.  They can then close the alert and change (or not change) the duplicate value

  I did the following:

  1 wrote a PL/SQL function in my utility package in the database - we'll call it apps.my_utils.check_value_use (p_my_val in varchar2) return Boolean - it works.

  2. created a dynamic Action with the following properties for P1_FIELD1:

  Event: change

  Selection type: item (s)

  Product (s): P1_FIELD1

  Condition: is not null

  3. the dynamic Action has an action - real Action

  Action: Execute the PL/SQL Code

  Page items to submit: P1_FIELD1

  PL/SQL code:

  BEGIN

  IF apps.my_utils.check_value_use(:P1_FIELD1) = TRUE THEN

  HTP.p ("< script type =" text/javascript "> '");

  HTP.p ("alert (" this value is used ""); ")

  ');

  HTP.p ("< /script >" ");

  END IF;

  END;

  When I run the page and fill in Field1 with a value that I know is in use, I get the following error:

  Error: parsererror - SyntaxError: JSON.parse: unexpected character

  Help, please.  I already spent too much time on this apparently simple requirement.

  Thank you

  J.

  BEGIN

  IF apps.my_utils.check_value_use(:P1_FIELD1) = TRUE THEN

  HTP.p(' ');

  END IF;

  END;

  Avoid doing this. Try the following method:

  (1) create a dummy hidden element to store the result of your validation of PL/SQL. Lets call it P1_DA_ERR

  (2) in your PL/SQL block put this point hidden in the field "Page point back.

  (3) in your PL/SQL block placed the result of your validation in this element hidden as

  DECLARE
  l_err PLS_INTEGER := 0;
  BEGIN
  -- An example
  IF 1=1 THEN
  l_err := 0;
  ELSE
  l_err := 1;
  end if;
  :P1_DA_ERR := l_err;
  END;
  

  (4) add a true other "Run Javascript code" type action. The could should look like:

  if(parseFloat($v('P1_DA_ERR'))==1)
  {
  alert('Error occurred');
  }
  

• How to make the translation of from javascript alert messages

  Hello
  
  I'm working on a translation of an application, when you export the file .xlf pages he does not contain javascript alert messages
  
  and if we wanted any public static select radio button list, these static words are also not also exported in the xlf file.
  
  How to do the conversion from above?
  
  ANI

  Hello Ani,

  > its mentioned to add these two lines in the dads.conf file, is necessary to add?

  It is an old request, in order to regulate the use of some standard (at least at the time) of the HTML within the IE components. It is no longer necessary with the latest version of the APEX, as described in the following: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37097_01/doc/install.42/e35123/otn_install.htm#CHDHCBGI.

  > and also, he his city to perform "reset_image_prefix.sql" I have to run this also?

  This utility is intended to be used by those who have changed their alias for an existing installation. It should not be relevant in your case, that you do not change the aliases defined for the application of the primary language; you try to add a new alias for the translation (s).

  You should review the source code of a page of the translated application and see how the engine of the APEX translate the alias /ipt. Is the path in the exact source code? Points to the directory images_pt ?

  As the English version of the application works fine, it may be a corrupt metadata in the appropriate table of APEX motor. You can also try to remove the current map of the language (and eliminating the corresponding translated demand) and try to re - set. As the application of the main language is still the same, the 'old' translated still usable with the 'new' application XLIFF file.

  If all the rest does not help, please submit the relevant content of your dads.conf file.

  Kind regards
  Arie.

• How can I write a Javascript alert for a PLSQL process?

  The process results in a more trivial change to a database record. So I want to give the user the opportunity to give a second look before going ahead with the action caused by the press of a button. I'm sure it can be done with a javascript alert, but I do not know how to implement it. The user should have the choice to continue, or not to continue. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you

  If you want to know how to do this with a DYNAMIC show ACTION
  Re: How to build a dynamic Action Alert to drive the execution of a process

  Paul P

• JavaScript alert does not work when published, ok in preview in the browser

  I have a problem where when I have javascript executed at the end of the presentation, or even a button in a captivate presentation, I can't do a javascript alert (or any what js) when the captivate is published.  I open the html code.

  However, when I use the "Preview in browser" option the js works ok!

  Any ideas?  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  This could be the Flash security silently blocking things.

  See if following the steps in the tutorial below the help link everything.

  Click here to see the tutorial.

  See you soon... Rick

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• Captivate 9, sensitive project, JavaScript alert window

  Hello friends,

  I use 9 Captivate to create a sensitive project. My plan was to use alert boxes for transmitting information to the user. I created a simple java script file and included in the assets/js file:

  var ASBtest = function (name)

  {

  myIdName = name;

  Alert (myIdName + 'Création');

  };

  ASBtest.prototype.sayHello = function()

  {

  Alert ("Hello, I am" + myIdName);

  };

  I changed the index.html file to include the JavaScript file.

  I have the following in my Captivate project, run on a button click:

  var MyTest = new ASBtest ('Billy');

  mytest.sayHello ();

  I see two alert windows: when the instance is created, and then again when the method is called. I only see the last one in the called method. Why have I not the first?

  Sincerely,

  Peter

  Try to use console.log () instead and see what you get. Captivate deletes the alerts in its own custom message box.

  Also, why are you using Prototype, do you plan on adding methods more?

• V9 Acrobat JavaScript Alert Box - possible to add space or line break after each element of the array?

  I have a Document level Javascript used to identify empty mandatory fields and fires on shares of paper, print and save. The script identifies the required fields empty, counties and outputs of an alert box indicating the number of required fields empty and lists the name of the ToolTip fields. The script identifies the required fields with an asterisk at the end of each balloon.

  Is my question possible to add a space or a line break after the decimal point for each item?

  Here is a picture of the exit where the items listed are all grouped together.

  

  Here is the code:

  function validateFields()

  {

  a counter for the number of empty fields

  var = 0 flg

  count all the fields of the form

  var n = this.numFields

  create a table to contain the names of the required fields

  If they are determined to be empty

  fArr var = new Array();

  Browse all fields and look for ones that are required

  all fields that have a ' *' in their ToolTip are required

  for (var i = 0; i < n; i ++) {}

  var fn = this.getNthFieldName (i);

  var f = this.getField (fn);

  ToolTip is the property of 'userName' of the fields\;

  TT = f.userName var

  test the ' *';

  If (TT. IndexOf('*')

  ! =-1 & & f.value == f.defaultValue) {}

  increment the counter of empty fields;

  FLG ++;

  Add the fields username (ToolTip) to the list of the names of fields empty.

  fArr [fArr.length] = tt;

  }

  }

  now display a message if there are blank fields

  if(FLG>0) {}

  App.Alert ("there are '+ flg + areas that require a value\n\n' + fArr, 3")

  }

  else {}

  This.Print ();

  }

  }

  The required property is very easy to use. It's just a Boolean (true/false) value, then you can use it like this in your code. Instead of this line:

  If (tt.indexOf('*')! =-1 & f.value == f.defaultValue) {}

  Use this:

  If (f.required == true & f.value == f.defaultValue) {}

• JavaScript alert does not, HELP!

  I have a check box that must be the tick, if this is not the javascript code is used before the page is sent to a new page

  Here is the code

  "< script type="text/javascript">".
  	function validate (form) {}
  	If (! document.) AdminDownloads.elease.checked)
  	{alert ("by checking this box you agree that you have clearly read this document according to our terms and conditions and that you agree to digitally sign the document.");}
  	Returns false; }
  	Returns true;
  	}
  	< /script >

  Here is the form

  < form name = "AdminDownloads" method = "post" onsubmit = "return validateForm()" action = "" >

  < input type = "checkbox" name = "Emytta" id = "Emytta" / >

  < a href = "eLease.php? recordID = <?" PHP echo $row_Recordset1 ['userid'];? > "> < input type ="image"src =" '... / images/smalldownload.png "width ="35"height ="35"alt ="Download"value ="submit"/ > < / a >"

  < / make >

  can you see what I'm doing wrong

  Thanks in advance

  Jon

  Please compare your JS with the following

  function validateForm() {}

  If (! document.) AdminDownloads.elease.checked)

  {alert ("by checking this box you agree that you have clearly read this document according to our terms and conditions and that you agree to digitally sign the document.");}

  Returns false; }

  Returns true;

  }

  and the markup that follows

  Submit = "return validateForm()" action ="" >

  ">

  GRAMPS

• Use Dynamic Actions with pl/sql, calling a javascript alert function

  Hello
  
  I use Apex 4.0.1.00.03 with IE7.
  
  The problem I have is:
  
  I am converting an Oracle Forms application that has a lot of logic in it. In the application forms, it is a pl/sql function, based on a If/else condition call a popup alert box, which displays a warning message. He called pl/sql functions that return raising to the IF statement.
  
  Example of pl/sql code:
  
  If check_records() > 0 Then
  message to the alert box
  ElsIf TypeA_record then
  message to the alert box
  On the other
  message to the alert box
  End If;
  
  I need to replicate this functionality to the Apex 4. I tried to create dynamic Action on a page element, using a pl/sql function, however, when I call the popup javascript, this code not popup an alert box. I need the pl/sql to be run when the element of the page changes, not when the page is sent.
  
  The code I used to test the pl/sql code, which does not work in dynamic Actions > pl/sql is:
  
  Begin
  HTP.p ("< script type =" text/javascript"> '");
  HTP.p ("alert ("today runs javascript code!");"
  );
  HTP.p ("< /script >");
  End;
  
  I need to create a pl/sql function that can do alert areas based on an IF condition.
  
  Could someone point me in the right direction? Using dynamic shares the best way forward? I need to trigger on a page element, change the value.

  Works fine now.
  In the javascript code, I changed:

  get.addParam ('x 01', $v ('P105_PREP_TYPE'));

  by

  get.addParam ('x 01', $v ('P1_PREP_TYPE'));

  P1_PREP_TYPE is the correct name of the element.
  Now when I choose the OTHER, 1 message.

  Concerning

• How to convert a message Inline in the Page of the Apex of javascript alert message

  Hi all. IM new at the Apex.
  
  Current - approach
  I have a region report dynamics developed using the API like APEX_ITEM etc. I use scripts in java to validate these dynamic elements and Alerts popup as shown below.
  
  function ValidateNotObservedCB (p_row_num)
  {
  var v_row_num = p_row_num;
  var v_not_observed_cb_status = document.getElementById('f_notobserved_'+v_row_num).checked;
  var v_not_in_district_cb_status = document.getElementById('f_notindistrict_'+v_row_num).checked;
  var v_program_code = document.getElementById("f_program_code_"+v_row_num).value;
  If ((v_program_code.length > 0) & & (document.getElementById('f_notobserved_'+v_row_num).checked == true))
  {
  "BOLD" alert ("you have already entered a program code.") "BOLD"
  document.getElementById('f_notobserved_'+v_row_num).checked = false;
  document.getElementById('f_notobserved_'+v_row_num).value = 'n';
  } else if ((v_program_code.length==0) & & (document.getElementById('f_notobserved_'+v_row_num).checked == true)) {}
  document.getElementById('f_notobserved_'+v_row_num).value = 'Y ';
  document.getElementById('f_notobserved_'+v_row_num).checked = true;
  } else
  {
  document.getElementById('f_notobserved_'+v_row_num).checked = false;
  document.getElementById('f_notindistrict_'+v_row_num).checked = false;
  document.getElementById('f_notindistrict_'+v_row_num).value = 'n';
  document.getElementById('f_notobserved_'+v_row_num).value = 'n';
  }
  }
  
  Question/problem - how can I convert these to Inline messages alert messages to indicate on the page, similar to what appears when we take stock of the Validations at the APEX.
  
  Waiting for answers because this is urgent.
  Thanks in advance,
  Madhu

  You created an empty paragraph with an Id that you might find in your javascript code with

  document.getElementById ('message')

  After this in your javascript code say you in this paragraph "now your text is:" with the function

  innerHTML = 'your message ';

  And the generated HTML code is

  + Your message +.

  And everything works fine!

  Do not forget to say that my answer was 'Correct '! Thank you...

  Bye and good luck on APEX.

• Disabling javascript alerts?

  I use an extension called Black theme for YouTube (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/black-youtube-theme/). Now whenever I start Firefox using the last time restore session. For open links from YouTube I have pop opens a small Application JavaScript box, one per link, which returns "error: document.domain is null. This is the only problem I have, so I was wondering if anyone knows how to disable error messages JavaScript using about: config?

  Pref. of Capability.Policy are not supported in current versions of Firefox, so you can undo these steps.

  If this only happens when you reopen the pages automatically the next time you start then this is probably caused by Firefox load pages from the cache.