I'm using a third-party software provider's calendar program. The program is designed to produce both a mouseover, "title" window, and an onclick, pop up window tied to dates where events are scheduled. The calendar(s) produce(s) a mini, month-at-a-glance view.

My web site has both a member (private) and public section. I am happy to have the onclick feature active in the member section, but don't want it to work in the public section. That calendar is displayed to show non-members what great events they are missing to generate sales. All I want for the public calendar is the "title" window. Anything more would give away the farm, so to speak.

So... the php code that makes up each calendar page is called from multiple files, and inserts the onclick code during the process. What I want to do is insert a master or global java script on these "parent" pages, that blocks any and all onclick commands that may have been inserted there. Suggestions?

Thanks in advance.
Barbara

Hello karnesb.

Welcome to the Java Programming Forums.

You are talking about JavaScript and unfortunately, Java & Java Script are two completely different languages.

"There's a world of difference between the two. Javascript is used for front-end web development while Java can only be used as a back-end language within a web environment. Java doesn't need a web browser to compile and execute like Javascript does. Java is compiled prior to runtime while Javascript is compiled at runtime. The syntax/reserved-words are also different."

For more information:

JavaScript Resources - Differences between Java and JavaScript

I suggest you check google for a JavaScript forum. Someone is guaranteed to be able to help you then

javascript forums - Google Search=

Java PF,

You are absolutely right. I'm looking for JS not Java. Thanks for catching my brain cloud, and for your generosity in pre-defining the google link for me.

All the best,
Barbara