dirk wrote:
>
> can you give me some examples for writing an inputbox and a commandbutton on
> a html page,
> then returning the value of this inputbox by deviding it by 3 for example?
<html>
<form name="form_1">
<p>Enter a number here :
<input type=text onchange="result.value=this.value/3">
and click outside (on page)
<input type=text name="result">
<hr>
<p>number 1 :
<input type=text name="num1" size=5>
<select name="choiss">
<option>Operator
<option> +
<option> -
<option> :
<option> x
</select>
number 2 :
<input type=text name="num2" size=5>
<input type=button value="calcul" onclick="calc()">
<input type=text name="total" size=6>
</form>
<script type="text/javascript">
function calc() {
var f = document.forms['form_1'];
var n1 = f.num1.value;
var n2 = f.num2.value;
var op = new Array('','+','-','/','*');
var i = f.choiss.selectedIndex;
if(i==0) alert('you din\'t select an operator');
else
f.total.value= eval(n1+op[i]+n2);
}
</script>
</html>
> are there some good sites where i can study this?
> thank you
> "Dag Sunde" <> wrote in message
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>>"dirk" <dd> wrote in message
>>news:4321410e$0$10956$. ..
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>>>Hello,
>>>i gave made some code in VBA for Excel.
>>>i want to make a webpage with the same examples as my excel file, so i
>>>think
>>>i will need javascript (serverside?)
>>>how do i begin?
>>>are there some good sites?
>>
>>Are we to understand that you want a web page that shows/execute
>>som mathematical calculations based on some user input?
>>
>>You can do this serverside in any language supported by your
>>webserver by posting the form with the input-values back to
>>your server-script, let it do the calculations and generate
>>the result page back to the browser.
>>
>>If you do it serverside I suggest using IIS, since you obviously
>>are familiar with VBA witch are very close to VBScript. ASP pages
>>can be coded in VB-Script.
>>
>>Or... You can choos to write all your calculations in JavaScript
>>as functions in the web-page itself, and do all of the work in
>>the users browser (clientside).
>>
>>If you choose the last alternative (I would), then this is the
>>right NG to ask.
>>
>>--
>>Dag.
>>
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