Hi All: I've been doing research on cancelBubble() and stopPropagation(). What I've discovered is that cancelBubble() works quite well. Unfortunately,...
I think stopPropagation and cancelBubble are equivalent - just work in different browser brands. The first two Google hits I got talk about this. Look at ...
I'm using JSLint to help clean up my Javascript code, but it has very high standards. I have one section in my program where I need to populate a listbox from...
You can try using addEventListener to your JS code to fire when click event is detected on the element (in your case listbox). Now, I do not claim to be an...
Hi All: Does anyone have any idea as to why the following code displays correctly on IE8, but not on FireFox 3 (or SeaMonkey, NetScape, Amaya). The status bar...
Hi All, I have a problem with IE reloading after a simple function is executed. The problem occurs after the data is sent to the input element in a form. Here...
Nothing obviously wrong with the statement, but a couple of things to try ... The specs list (i.e. status, etc) is a comma-separated list. You seem to have...
Hello Groups, I am a new member of this mailinglist. I have a little problem with a java script for date and time for to put on a web page. I would like to put...
andrea gasparrini
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Jul 17, 2009 11:16 pm
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Seems to me that the problem is gone after I cleared the cache on my IE. Possibly some old code was hanging out overriding my new code. Weird....
Hi, I tried Eclipse PDT as PHP and Javascript editor, and for PHP it is great. But it can't handle Javascript objects properly, so I'm looking for some better...
I am a novice in Javascript and right now going through a book by Jeremy Keith - "DOM Scripting" I would be pleased if someone could explain me one function: ...
Sorry, you haven't actually said what your problem is. You need to show the code you have written and tell us what it is doing ... and exactly what it is...
If I understand the naming correctly, Eclipse PDT is the PHP Development Tools for Eclipse. If this is the case, I wouldn't have expected it to handle...
"Odd" is the thing that determines odd/even rows so that it can stripe alternate rows. It is initially false, then is tested in the if statement to see if the...
... See my comments added to the code below. Does this help? ... var tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table'); // tables = set of all <table> elements...
Is there a way in javascript wherein you overwrite the URL in the address bar? you change the url so that when the user visits the page, he would see a fake...
Hi Jon, thank you for your reply. I understand all the code until it hits the var odd = false. How does that triggers the rest of the code? I see it as that...
Hi Dave, Thank you for your reply. So the var odd is a part of the loop right? At first the var rows dosn't trigger because the var odd is false. Whan script...
That's right. However, avoid the term "trigger". Here, we're just talking about the flow through the if statement in the inner loop. "Trigger" is normally...
Hi All, I'm working on a website, which is in HTML completely, where the usercan read articles. I want to give an option to user where he/she canprint that...
can anyone tell me how to call a textnode inside of a image, i've tryed everything i can think of and nothing has worked this is what im working with var...
Hi All, I've created an html page where I will present a list of mp3 tracks which user can listen to. When a user clicks on any track, a pop-up will get open...
... Maybe one of these links will help you: <URL:http://jsfromhell.com/geral/utf-8> <URL:http://jsfromhell.com/classes/binary-parser> -- Jonas Raoni Soares...
Hi everyone, I have not been in Yahoo for several years and just came back and I must say WOW Yahoo has really changed. A little confusing but will get used to...
Hello, i have problem, while using ajax , we get its response in its call back method, if there is response then i can get its length like for eg. function...
You can check following way unction getsomething_CallBack(response) { if(response) { var ds = response.value; if(ds)alert(ds.Tables[0].Rows.length); } } On...