Re: How to simulate?

So I thought I could provide a link to a JavaScript function that would move through the years recurively as follows.

That is not a link

But it generates the first year and stops.

That is what happens when you instruct the browser to visit a different webpage

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Re^2: How to simulate? by isi (Initiate) on Apr 19, 2011 at 18:46 UTC
Sorry. The Perl link is below. `<A class='zzz tn' title='Simulate' HREF='javascript:simulate(\"$thestr +\")' ONMOUSEOVER=\"window.status='Click For A Color Map Simulation';r +eturn true\" ONMOUSEOUT=\"window.status=' ';return true\"><img SRC='. +./images/ball1.gif' style='image-orientation: 90deg;' width=7 height= +7></A>` [download] I hear what your saying. Do you have any suggestions? I already have links for each year on the page. I'm sort of experimenting with this simulation idea.	[reply] [d/l]
Re^3: How to simulate? by Anonymous Monk on Apr 19, 2011 at 19:58 UTC
I hear what your saying. Do you have any suggestions? I already have links for each year on the page. I'm sort of experimenting with this simulation idea. Suggestions other than don't instruct the browser to leave the current page? Learn about the DOM Fundamentally is is a javascript/DOM/AJAX question, using javascript to get data from the webserver (AJAX), and manipulating the current DOM to display this data http://w3schools.com/ is a good starting point if you want to learn about these things, or try something like stackoverflow for q'n'a	[reply]