This isn't about games, but it is about my game programming web page.
I have a java-script file on my web page that keeps track of when the page on the right frame changes. I would like it to execute a counter script (either in asp, cgi, or server side java) whenever the page in the right frame changes. How would I go about doing that?
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Edited by - LeeIsMe on 5/15/00 7:16:13 PM
[java] Webpage Javascript
Started by LeeIsMe, May 15 2000 01:13 PM
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Posted 20 May 2000 - 04:05 PM
I believe this can be accomplished with OnLoad function, but you will have to check on that =)
Basically, you can create a form theForm on the page that calls your cgi, servlet etc. Create a function callFunc() that does theForm.submit(). OnLoad(callFunc())
Basically, you can create a form theForm on the page that calls your cgi, servlet etc. Create a function callFunc() that does theForm.submit(). OnLoad(callFunc())
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Posted 25 May 2000 - 10:26 AM
If those are your options then I would make a java applet that just keeps track of the hits in a text file and then displays them... It should be a very very easy applet to write.
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Posted 25 May 2000 - 12:04 PM
I solved my problem. I had wanted a solution where I wouldn''t need to include html on every page that I wanted to count. My web page has frames, so I set up a java-script in the left frame to check whenever the url in the right frame changes. There was already a java-script in place to update the links frame to reflect the right page, so it was fairly easy. When the right frame changes the java-script sends the info to a perl script that show the relevant links for the page and records hits. This solution seems incredibly in-elegant, but it works.
