[tpgames]

I know that JS doesn't use classes. Classes is what I'm studying in python. I'm studying both JS and Python at the same time because sometimes I find a better explanation of a basic concept in one language, but not in another language. Also, learning about Objects can help me be a better Python programmer. Nevertheless, marrying Inventory and Store buying programming files is still a line of confusion for me so far (in JS). I did find a sample in Python using the os module, a module I won't use as I need cross platform capabilities with ease as I never know from month to month which computer I'll have running (with the other not working). lol History has taught me this.

[starbrand123]

Hey I was wonder if there was a tutorial on how to make a pop up box with a image inside it??

This post has been edited by starbrand123: 12 April 2011 - 11:34 AM

[Dormilich]

like window.open() and then have an image element in the HTML document?

[Atli]

Or perhaps something like the Lightbox script?

I'd recommend trying the jQuery lightBox plugin. Very easy to use.

This post has been edited by Atli: 12 April 2011 - 06:56 PM

[ambererind]

I am going to be here often to be asking questions.. lol.. I have a Javascript class and I might need help..hehehe

Have a great day.

This post has been edited by ambererind: 11 September 2011 - 11:48 AM

[starswithwings]

Hello!!

I'm trying to find a code that I used to use a long time ago (computer caught a virus and lost my codes).
Basically, the code is for a quiz, but whenever you click on an answer it gives you a feedback.
You get a feedback if you get it right or wrong, however if you click on another answer after you answered the wrong one, it will tell you that you've already answered so you can't choose another answer.

So, I was wondering if that was detailed enough and if there was a tutorial for this.

Please let me know.

Thank you!

[Dormilich]

I don’t think we have a tutorial on that but the solution certainly uses some object to store that info or just disables the element(s), so you can’t re-select.

[starswithwings]

Dormilich, on 04 July 2012 - 01:49 AM, said:

I don’t think we have a tutorial on that but the solution certainly uses some object to store that info or just disables the element(s), so you can’t re-select.

I see, I understand. Then is there a tutorial on a quiz with pop-up feedback then?
I'm quite new to javascript and since I haven't been using any in quite a long time.
Any link is useful.
I'm not quite sure where to tweek the element, but I'm sure I will figure it out.

Thank you.

[Dormilich]

you should read about event handling, you’ll certainly need that.

[tim9009]

Hello

I'm trying to learn javascript and AJAX. I think a chat program would be a good project to start learning. The only problem is that I really don't like librarys as I kind of feel it would be like cheating... I want to make it all by my self. So my question is: is there any good tutorials for making AJAX chat programs not useing jQuery? Or should I just give up and start using jQuery?

Thank you!
-Tim

[Dormilich]

if it is just about AJAX, jQuery is no necessity. the problem arises if you want to be cross-browser compatible, then you have to write a lot of code, which is essentially your (kind of) framework version of jQuery.