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<0> b0at, shh
<1> No
<2> pstickne: if the markup is coming from a script, say from a Forum set or Blogger set, like Drupal, it may not be reliable to have it in the markup
<0> b0at, to what? working or being good practice?
<1> No
<0> CommandPrompt, reasons?
<2> reasons is the markup is changing and you may not have much access to keep your event handlers in the markup :)
<3> pstickne: thx. that does it.
<3> i watched superman today
<3> most boring.
<4> Superman Returns?
<4> I enjoyed it.
<5> qq
<4> rr
<5> Yeah
<6> whare are some lightweight multibrowser happy javascript libs that I can check out to move a div around like it was a window with a title bar?
<6> hey buu :) You ever use something like what I'm after?
<1> `js dragdrop
<1> `js drag
<7> js drag: http://www.walterzorn.com/dragdrop/dragdrop_e.htm
<1> sorta
<5> Supaplex: prototype maybe
<1> bleh
<5> b0at: Implement dom for buubot.
<1> nevar
<5> =[
<6> heh :P
<8> hi folks
<5> tcc: "foo"
<9> buu: Return: -1 tcc: file '/usr/local/lib/tcc/libtcc1.a' not found
<5> =[
<6> tcc?
<8> if I call a function that returns an array, and the name of the function is colorHex can I say color = colorHex[2] and get the 2nd item of the array?
<5> Tiny C Compiler.
<1> dwees: No.
<8> I'm a javascript newbie
<5> ()
<8> so if a function returns an array, how do I get the individual elements of the array?
<1> Normally, you save it somewhere.
<0> dwees, you need to use ()'s to call functions
<5> jseval: function foo(){[1,2,3]} foo()[1]
<9> buu: Error: Error: TypeError: foo() has no properties at line 0: (null)
<6> just one element?
<5> =[
<5> jseval: function foo(){[1,2,3]} (foo())[1]
<9> buu: Error: Error: TypeError: foo() has no properties at line 0: (null)
<0> dwees, without the ()'s you reference the function, not call it
<8> well I want to run through the entire array 1 element at a time
<5> b0at: js ****s.
<1> Tell me something i don't know.
<5> Why isn't my code working?
<5> oh
<5> jseval: function foo(){return [1,2,3]} foo()[1]
<9> buu: Return: 2
<5> js++
<0> buu, no, JS ****s ;)
<6> dwees: then ***ign the result to something, and itterate through the array. foo.count I think.
<5> implicit returns++
<1> count?
<1> Count ****ula?
<0> (builtin iterators that don't ****)++
<5> Can you do foo().each?
<0> (arrays that are cheap emulations over objects)++
<1> `js hoj # With this you can.
<7> js hoj: http://interglacial.com/hoj/hoj.html
<0> boo, with Prototype :)
<5> YOU ALL SUX
<1> HOJ++ # Perl or bust
<0> boo, [1,2,3].each(function (i){ alert(i) }) # :))
<0> HOJ?
<1> See the link
<8> so suppose i call the function when the window.onload = foo, and it returns an array
<8> is this array available to all my other functions?
<1> Whatever that meant, the answer is likely to be no
<10> dwees, if you declare it var bar = foo() in the global scope
<8> okay
<10> I think
<8> I'll try that, thanks for being constructive
<10> dwees, sounds like your using a global though, stay away from em'
<8> well I'll tell you what the plan is, and maybe you can make a suggestion
<8> I want to create an array of all the websafe colors
<1> guh?
<8> and then create a function that takes each color from the array and uses it as the background color of a new div
<8> and place all of these divs next to each other, with the different background colors
<8> and have a nice color selector
<1> For one thing, that doesn't require it to be global
<1> And "web safe" is pretty mcuh meaningless
<1> `colors
<7> colors: http://color.sharewonders.com/ , www.wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html
<8> well I don't want to run through all 16777216 different hex colors
<8> I thought I'd reduce to only 216 colors by going up in levels of 3
<0> there are more colors then that :)
<8> isn't it 256^3?
<0> oh, my bad then
<0> I don't know
<8> Each of the RGB colors has 256 possible choices, and 3 RGB colors = 256^3
<8> what I want it to reduce the RGB choices to 6 so 6^3, anyway that's easy
<8> that's just math
<8> hunh
<8> is there a breakkey to end a script in Javascript? I think I have 256 alerts coming my way...
<11> hi
<12> dwees: You can kill the browser
<8> I'm using HTMLKIT so if I kill the browser I lose my script
<8> anyway i solved that problem, thanks though...was missing a break; in a switch/case
<8> do I use newdiv.style = '"background-color:#345342;"' to set the background color of a new div? or is there a difference reference for style like there is for cl***
<1> You use .style.cssPropertyCamelCapped = "value";
<12> dwees: element.style is not a setter
<13> hello there
<13> in DOM, can we do a parent.insertBefore(newElement,parent.firstChild) ?
<8> someone said something about .style.property not being a something?
<8> I had to kill a bunch of programs because something was hogging memory and making my computer slow down
<8> so I'm reading about setting CSS with Javascript, and it looks horrible complicated
<8> I have to use different code for this for IE and Firefox?
<12> dwees: no
<12> dwees: And try to keep the styling via JS to a minimum. Do as much as possible with css
<8> well I'm trying to make rainbow of 216 different colors
<8> and I know I could do it with CSS but that seems time-consuming
<12> right, that might not be the smartests thing
<8> how do I set the background-color of a div using Javascript
<12> Element.style.backgroundColor
<8> and width and height are similar?
<8> ie Element.style.width = "2px"; ?
<8> invalid property value on line 21, does this accept hex values for colors?
<0> dwees, maybe your browser doesn't support setting inline styles
<8> hrmm
<8> so I should test it in Firefox eh, I'm beginning to hate this less than useful preview function in HTML-KIt
<1> You used a string, right?
<8> yeah
<0> dwees, ohh, IE?
<0> dwees, your element might also be not what you expect
<8> the preview is supposed to emulate IE, but it's not exactly the same as it, and it's way different than Firefox
<14> anyone around?
<0> no
<8> well at least Firefox doesn't complain about the script like HTMK-Kit does, but it usually shuts itself down as soon as it finds an error
<8> hunh interesting
<8> I loaded the file up in Firefox and it says "Expected Colour but found '#undefined' etc...
<8> so my code for creating the array of colors doesn't work
<8> hrmmm
<0> dwees, maybe it's "#" + undefined_var you're using
<8> yeah that's exactly what's happening
<0> well, make it sensible
<8> is there a way to output the value of a variable easily in JavaScript? so I can debug a bit?
<8> like in PHP you just say print foo and it does, right to the screen
<14> is there a null function to use with setTimeout
<14> dwees: alert
<8> yech, I have 216 of these things floating around, I'd prefer not to have 216 alerts showing up, is that the best way?
<0> tlhiv, null function?
<14> just write out to the HTML then
<15> hey guys
<15> anyone in here?
<14> pstickne: setTimeout requires a function right?
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