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new user Neurotic (0) Inmate Newly admitted From: N Ireland Insane since: Nov 2003	posted 02-13-2004 17:05 Hi Can someone tell me how I can get this to be displayed in a table or div on the same page as the one thats just loaded. Darn thing keeps being shown in a totally seperate page altogether. Thanks guys code: <html> <head> <script> var Sn=new Date(); var Ss=Sn.getSeconds(); Ss=String(Ss); var sT=Ss; function endTimer(){ var En=new Date(); var Es=En.getSeconds(); Es=String(Es); var eT=Es; var tT=eT-sT; var Str=''; Str+='<table border=1 bgcolor=white bordercolor=black align=center height="30" width="300">'; Str+='<tr>'; Str+='<td width="308" height="26">'; Str+='<font size=2 face=Arial> Page load time:<b>'+tT+'</b> seconds</font>'; Str+='</td>'; Str+='</tr>'; Str+='</table>'; document.write(Str); } </script> </head> <body onload="endTimer()">
smonkey Paranoid (IV) Inmate From: Northumberland, England Insane since: Apr 2003	posted 02-13-2004 19:41 your problem here is that you are not writing the table into the document until after the document has finished loading <body onload="endTimer()"> you can't use document.write to add stuff to the current page after the page has finished loading - it just opens a new window like you said. basically there are a few options avaible for this sort of thing: 1. put the table code into the plain html and then use a text area/field to display the page load time. Since text areas can have their value changed after the page has loaded. 2. use innerHTML to add the table to a specified part of the document onload. 3. manipulate the dom - 'nicest' way, not the simplest method tho. innerHTML is easier. <A HREF="http://www.cryokinesis.co.uk" TARGET=_blank>visit
new user Neurotic (0) Inmate Newly admitted From: N Ireland Insane since: Nov 2003	posted 02-13-2004 21:54 Uhm like this do you mean? code: <head> <script> var Sn=new Date(); var Ss=Sn.getSeconds(); Ss=String(Ss); var sT=Ss; function endTimer(){ var En=new Date(); var Es=En.getSeconds(); Es=String(Es); var eT=Es; var tT=eT-sT; tT=document.getElementById("Str"); dump(tT.innerHTML); } </script> </head> <body onload="endTimer()"> <script> var Str=''; document.write(Str); Str+='<table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=1 bgcolor=white bordercolor=black align=center height="30" width="300">'; Str+='<tr>'; Str+='<td width="308" height="26">'; Str+='<font size=2 face=Arial> Page load time:<b>'+tT+'</b> seconds</font>'; Str+='</td>'; Str+='</tr>'; Str+='</table>'; </script> </body> Sorry I'm not cut out for writing codes as you can tell

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new user
Neurotic (0) Inmate
Newly admitted

From: N Ireland
Insane since: Nov 2003

posted 02-13-2004 17:05

Hi
Can someone tell me how I can get this to be displayed in a table or div on the same page as the one thats just loaded. Darn thing keeps being shown in a totally seperate page altogether.
Thanks guys

code:

<html>



<head>

<script>

var Sn=new Date();

var Ss=Sn.getSeconds();

Ss=String(Ss);

var sT=Ss;

function endTimer(){

var En=new Date();

var Es=En.getSeconds();

Es=String(Es);

var eT=Es;

var tT=eT-sT;

var Str='';

Str+='<table border=1 bgcolor=white bordercolor=black align=center height="30" width="300">';

Str+='<tr>';

Str+='<td width="308" height="26">';

Str+='<font size=2 face=Arial>&nbsp;Page load time:<b>'+tT+'</b> seconds</font>';

Str+='</td>';

Str+='</tr>';

Str+='</table>';

document.write(Str);

}

</script>

</head>



<body onload="endTimer()">

smonkey
Paranoid (IV) Inmate

From: Northumberland, England
Insane since: Apr 2003

posted 02-13-2004 19:41

your problem here is that you are not writing the table into the document until after the document has finished loading <body onload="endTimer()">

you can't use document.write to add stuff to the current page after the page has finished loading - it just opens a new window like you said.

basically there are a few options avaible for this sort of thing:

1. put the table code into the plain html and then use a text area/field to display the page load time. Since text areas can have their value changed after the page has loaded.

2. use innerHTML to add the table to a specified part of the document onload.

3. manipulate the dom - 'nicest' way, not the simplest method tho. innerHTML is easier.

<A HREF="http://www.cryokinesis.co.uk" TARGET=_blank>visit

new user
Neurotic (0) Inmate
Newly admitted

From: N Ireland
Insane since: Nov 2003

posted 02-13-2004 21:54

Uhm like this do you mean?

code:

<head>

<script>

var Sn=new Date();

var Ss=Sn.getSeconds();

Ss=String(Ss);

var sT=Ss;

function endTimer(){

var En=new Date();

var Es=En.getSeconds();

Es=String(Es);

var eT=Es;

var tT=eT-sT;

tT=document.getElementById("Str");

dump(tT.innerHTML);

}

</script>

</head>

<body onload="endTimer()">



<script>

var Str='';

document.write(Str);

Str+='<table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=1 bgcolor=white bordercolor=black align=center height="30" 

width="300">';

Str+='<tr>';

Str+='<td width="308" height="26">';

Str+='<font size=2 face=Arial>&nbsp;Page load time:<b>'+tT+'</b> seconds</font>';

Str+='</td>';

Str+='</tr>';

Str+='</table>';

</script>

</body>

Sorry I'm not cut out for writing codes as you can tell