how do I trap a user exiting my site? I can use document.unload to trap user exiting a page, but I don't think I can tell if theyr next page will be on the...
Hi, I have a html page which has the following lines <SCRIPT> <!.Request=FOCUS> <!.Request=TAG> </SCRIPT> Could anyone tell me what these lines signify...
Hey , What's going on here ? This list appears to have gone into hibernation the past few weeks/months ? Is JS no longer in vogue ? KOY CONFIDENTIAL...
Kayode Yusuf
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Nov 4, 2003 3:15 pm
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... next ... Ya, I've had that problem too. I wanted a message to pop up using alert() , but couldn't get it to work....
Uhm, honestly never seen them before. I can tell you what they are not: they are not html and not php and not javascript. It doesn't even look like asp. Also,...
... What about it? Is that a suggestion or a question? If it's a suggestion it has nothing to do with the original poster's question, AFAICT, and if it's a...
I admire your humility - but it is not so much Jeff knows too much or too little, it is basically; You were sure it was for CF or you were just conjecturing. ...
Kayode Yusuf
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Nov 4, 2003 11:44 pm
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... aw shucks ;) ... good point. No, I was pretty sure that this was ColdFusion, that's way I chimed in on this. I really try to not give "guesses" without...
Its only left for me to put in my 2p with the guess of .NET, but a search of google turned up nothing for tags of that nature. I'm beginning to wonder if its...
hi anybuddy tell me how can i scroll text vertically on the mouse over event ...the text is written in the one table cell and the mouse oer event call from...
Hey there, I'm new to group, new to java... Thanks Ben for the insight. I've been watching the posts to this site as I am working on a website and was...
... Yes, it's called CSS -- Cascading Style Sheets -- and you can read up on it here: <http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/selector.html#dynamic-pseudo-classes> HTH,...
Try this <a href="somelink.cfm" onmouseover="javascript:this.style.color='red';" onmouseout="javascript:this.style.color='blue';">Some Link</a> Larry ... From:...
Larry, At the risk of betraying my Javascript naiveté, I have to ask... what is the difference between declaring "javascript:" in your first example, and not...
I believe that you don't really don't need it for onMouseOut & onMouseOut as they are already JS events/objects.... ... From: ashley_cat...
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I mean something like this except it works(so when you go over it it FLASHES), but thanks for what you gave me: <script language="javascript"> function hi() { ...