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Windows => Third Party Plug-ins, Programs, and Skins => Topic started by: KingSparta on August 20, 2005, 10:33:07 am
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I was hoping to find someone that knew a tad of java to make a calculator to find out how many cds basied on megs and gigs a user would input then figure a price for each disk.
500 megs=1 disks X $5 = $5
701 megs=2 disks X $5 = $10
if your intrested in helping let me know i have a webpage i have to explain what i am trying to do.
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ok i got part of it but i always want to round up
Disks.value = Math.round(Disks.value)
the above only rounds up when above .4
any ideas?
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ok i got part of it but i always want to round up
Disks.value = Math.round(Disks.value)
the above only rounds up when above .4
any ideas?
I'm not sure if I'm getting this right, but aren't you just looking for a simple integer division? If the remainder != 0 you add 1 to the result of the division. The remainder operator is %.
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Sorry I Figured It Out, But I Could Not Figure Out How To Use It With PayPal's Shoping Cart.
Basicly I Wanted A Way To Allow A User To Look And See How Much It Would Take To Copy Files To CD's And Then Charge The Amount It Would Take To Fit On The # Of CD's, Then Charge A User For It In PayPals Shopping Cart.
It Was An Idea I Was Playing With.
So If They Wanted Boston Blackie, And There Was Lets Say 1300 Megs It Would Take Two CD's, And Cost $14 For 2 CD's About 198, 30 Min Shows
Then Take That Info And Put It In PayPals Shopping Cart
But I Could Not Figure Out The Last Part.
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Maybe you can use these calcs as a basis and modify one of them:
http://www.bookmarklets.com/tools/convert/index.phtml
Is this for allofmusic.com?
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Maybe you can use these calcs as a basis and modify one of them:
http://www.bookmarklets.com/tools/convert/index.phtml
Is this for allofmusic.com?
HEHE, thats how i figured it out
no, for another project