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The problem lies in the document.write statements where you write the grade out. You have unescaped quotes in there, so you need to escape them, e.g.:
document.write("You have got \"C\" Grade");
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Is there not also a problem with the final "else ..if" clause? Can you have a qualifying statement on a (final) else clause without an "if" there? That last clause should be the catch-all, wihtout any qualifier... surely...? I can't see how his code will produce the desired output all the time...
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You also need to return from your function after your if..else.. statement. Currently, the function will return without executing that portion. You will never get to your document.write statements.
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Since you've already gotten some answers, I'll just point out a few items that may improve your coding. These are general solutions - the can be language and implementation specific.
For conversion to %, you'd (potentially) improve your accuracy by multiplying by 100 before dividing by 500. This is true if the math is done as integer math. The first division, by 500, will truncate values, which, when you multiply them, will be lost data. Although this is negligible in the this exact case, it can cause problems when the calculations aren't quite so clean. It is often the case (for floating point calcs) that multiplication by 0.1 is faster than division by 10.0.
Your many write() statements could be, perhaps, changed to assignments to a string, with only a single print statement. You could take it a step further and even simply assign a single letter to the string and use a formatted write() statement. Assignments are usually easier to understand (and have less internal overhead) than function calls. Again, you code is simple, but this could become a consideration as you create more complex apps. This also might be a matter of taste.
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hi!
I uses javascript code for adding TR with respective TD on arrowKey press.
But my problem is that my code is working properly on IE but not work in Firefox.
I don't know why.
Please guide me on this.
thanx And regards,
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Well if you want help you might start of by posting the code that isn't working as well as what firefox is reporting as errors in the error console.
Without that we can't do much, we aint mindreaders.
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hi!
I want to add new cell in page through javascript.
my query is: when i press tab button and when tab button reaches on last cell , the new cell has been added
please help me.
thanx & regards
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What have you got so far? When you say new cell, do you mean you want a new TR with relevant TD items in it? The basics of adding the row are covered here[^].
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sir,
ya, this is my need. but in my last control is dropdownlist. when i press tab on ddl the new TR has been appeared with TD.
thanx
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<html>
<body>
<a href = "http://www.hotmail.com" onmouseover="window.status = 'wanna goto hotmail';return true"
onmouseout = "window.status = '' ; return true"> hotmail</a>
</body>
</html>
what does 'return true' statement means here
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without 'return true' its not wokring
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It means that the function returns a value of true, hence return true;
CQ de W5ALT
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Comport Computing
Specializing in Technical Engineering Software
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My guess is so that you can use it in a variable. Its mandatory however.
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It doesn't mean to return, you can delete the return statement 
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<html>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
var date = new Date();
var time = date.getHours();
if (time > 12 )
{
document.write("<b>Good Afternoon</b>");
}
if (time > 17 && < 24)
{
document.write("<b>Good Evening</b>");
}
else
{
document.write("<b>Good Morning</b>");
}
</script>
</body>
</html>
output is a blank page
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if (time > 17 && < 24)
should be
if (time > 17 && time < 24)
(apart from which, as it is, it will write bnth Good Afternoon and Good Morning...)
May I suggest you use Firefox and open the error concole (Tools menu) - this will highlight such erros immediately and greatly help you in debugging your JavaScript code
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I think the statement
if (time > 17 && < 24)
should read
if (time > 17 && time < 24)
Just say 'NO' to evaluated arguments for diadic functions! Ash
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thanks bro its working now
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I have a page where I need to trigger a function (I'll call hideBox) when another function (which I will call unChecked) is triggered. So let's say unChecked is called when a checkbox is clicked, as soon as unChecked runs, I need hideBox to run as well. The catch here is that i do not have access to the .js that holds the code for unChecked, and even if I did, I know it is being used by several other pages and I can't risk messing them up in the process.
To further complicate things, I can't change any of the properties on the element that calls unChecked since the server side code is really picky about that sort of thing (the rest of the functionality breaks if I change any aspect of the input element. Needless to say, I did not write it.)
I have tried just binding the event with jQuery, but jQuery actually changes the attribute array in the DOM, which screws up the post-back behavior. I have done this exact thing before, but that was using prototype, which isn't an option here (and was for another company so I can't go back and see what I did).
Any ideas?
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Oh Hamburgers!
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If you don't have access and can't change anything there is nothing you can do. 
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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Not exactly true; I have been hamstrung in the past like this and was able to capture the function and essentially add functionality to it, but that was a year ago and I sadly have no access to that code.
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Oh Hamburgers!
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I know of a way that may work, pending on if this hideBox should always override the unChecked when its javascript file is included.
You could opt to override the unChecked javascript method as follows:
var unChecked = (function() {
var original_unChecked = unChecked;
original_unChecked();
hideBox();
});
Its not the neatest way to do it but will do what you want.
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Does anyone know a really good site for codes for the following:
Flash Images
Vertical Scrolling, etc
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There are PLENTY around google. If you cant find what ypou want just make it yourself. Its fairly simple , i made one im my first week of learning javacript and jquery (it was simple some buttons and show hides)
It all depends on what your looking for. Although i created a very simple one you could make it much more advanced. You could add little thumbnails instead of buttons , make the background black so the user can see better , add ability to zoom in , just off the top of my head. Probably so many other things i havent even though about.
Again it all depends on needs...
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