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Nick Gushlo #1 / 12
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Help. Can anybody tell me how to invoke alert windows? Basically I have a form page, and if the user doesn't fill in required information I want a little alert box to pop up and inform them so and send them back to the page to fill out the details they missed. -- Nick Gushlow -------oOo-------
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Nick Gushlo #2 / 12
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Help. Can anybody tell me how to invoke alert windows? Basically I have a form page, and if the user doesn't fill in required information I want a little alert box to pop up and inform them so and send them back to the page to fill out the details they missed. -- Nick Gushlow -------oOo-------
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Tony Curti #3 / 12
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Quote: >> On Mon, 7 Aug 2000 17:08:34 +0100,
> Help. Can anybody tell me how to invoke alert windows? > Basically I have a form page, and if the user doesn't > fill in required information I want a little alert box > to pop up and inform them so and send them back to the > page to fill out the details they missed.
perldoc -f alarm perldoc Curses (your question is ambiguous, please supply more information about the context in which you are using it.) hth t -- "With $10,000, we'd be millionaires!" Homer Simpson
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Joel Nelso #4 / 12
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> Help. > Can anybody tell me how to invoke alert windows? > Basically I have a form page, and if the user doesn't fill in required > information I want a little alert box to pop up and inform them so and send > them back to the page to fill out the details they missed.
Hmmm, sounds like your asking a web question. If that is the case then look in a javascript newsgroup! Joel
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Joel Nelso #5 / 12
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Quote:
> Help. > Can anybody tell me how to invoke alert windows? > Basically I have a form page, and if the user doesn't fill in required > information I want a little alert box to pop up and inform them so and send > them back to the page to fill out the details they missed.
Hmmm, sounds like your asking a web question. If that is the case then look in a javascript newsgroup! Joel
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Joel Nelso #6 / 12
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Quote:
> Help. > Can anybody tell me how to invoke alert windows? > Basically I have a form page, and if the user doesn't fill in required > information I want a little alert box to pop up and inform them so and send > them back to the page to fill out the details they missed.
Hmmm, sounds like your asking a web question. If that is the case then look in a javascript newsgroup! Joel
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BUCK NAKE #7 / 12
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I think I understand what you're asking. Though a pop-up window alert (with or without confirms) is usually done with javascript, there are occasions when I also want perl to do it. Is Perl capable of doing something similar to the JS version of alert('Message Goes Here'); ? Anyone? Regards, DENNIS
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Tony Curti #8 / 12
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Quote: >> On Tue, 8 Aug 2000 19:51:08 -0500 (CDT),
> I think I understand what you're asking. Though a pop-up > window alert (with or without confirms) is usually done > with javascript, there are occasions when I also want > perl to do it. Is Perl capable of doing something > similar to the JS version of alert('Message Goes Here'); >?
No, perl is server-side. It does not run in the browser. hth t -- "With $10,000, we'd be millionaires!" Homer Simpson
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Marr, Lincoln [HOOF:4713:EXCH #9 / 12
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But you can embed HTML in the CGI script and then put javascript commands within the HTML to create a pop-up alert window. But still you'd be better off talking to a JavaScript person. Quote:
> >> On Tue, 8 Aug 2000 19:51:08 -0500 (CDT),
> > I think I understand what you're asking. Though a pop-up > > window alert (with or without confirms) is usually done > > with javascript, there are occasions when I also want > > perl to do it. Is Perl capable of doing something > > similar to the JS version of alert('Message Goes Here'); > >? > No, perl is server-side. It does not run in the browser. > hth > t > -- > "With $10,000, we'd be millionaires!" > Homer Simpson
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Etienne Laverdier #10 / 12
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<script language='javascript'> window.alert('Message'); </script>
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> > Help. > > Can anybody tell me how to invoke alert windows? > > Basically I have a form page, and if the user doesn't fill in required > > information I want a little alert box to pop up and inform them so and send > > them back to the page to fill out the details they missed. > Hmmm, sounds like your asking a web question. If that is the case then look in > a javascript newsgroup! > Joel
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Tim #11 / 12
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Quote: > <script language='javascript'> > window.alert('Message'); > </script>
or even better, put the curser in the bad field: <script language='javascript'> window.alert('Message'); document.formName.badFormElementName.focus(); </script> Tim
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Lauren Smit #12 / 12
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> > <script language='javascript'> > > window.alert('Message'); > > </script> > or even better, put the curser in the bad field: > <script language='javascript'> > window.alert('Message'); > document.formName.badFormElementName.focus(); > </script>
Even better than that, post a link to a better place to ask this type of question. comp.lang.javascript comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html As a bonus, you could also remove comp.lang.perl from the newsgroups posted to. :-) Lauren -- print grep ord $_,map{y/a-z//d;$x.="+ $_";chr(eval $x)} 'J74u43-s2tA1-84n33o45th1er5-12-P3e13-82r48l21H13-a6-76 c40k25er2wx8-y6z13-81'=~m#([^!\n]{3})#g#tr/-0-9//d;print
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