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<0> Woosta: Oooh, I figured it out.. IE wasn't liking the function within <script></script> tags, I put it inside a .js file and it works great :)
<1> Mmmm .. strange ..
<2> I want to extract some elements from html pages based on the cl*** attribute. Is it possible to use a javascript console like Firebug to get these elements and write them to a file?
<3> hai
<3> on On<some-event>, should i explicitly say like, i.e OnClick="javascript:document.write("some")" ? or just OnClick="document.write("some")" ?
<3> is the javascript: line mandatory >
<3> ?
<4> no. don't put it there.
<4> that is for when you use href="javascript:blahblah"
<4> (as normally href's _aren't_ JS)
<1> onclick, not OnClick
<1> and NEVER document.write in an onclick unless you've done this long enough that you know why :)
<4> Woosta, why? :x
<3> Woosta, it's just an example. of course it won't be like that :)
<1> document.write is only useful before window.onload
<1> after that, it will create a new document and write to that
<4> interesting.
<4> does the new document get a window or is it just stuck?
<1> replaces the current one .. tias
<5> why this failed? <a HREF="javascript: location=\"http://www.yahoo.com\";"; >test</a>
<6> I don't have enough middle fingers to express my disgust at that.
<6> (a) Don't use href for that. (b) Don't use script for that. (c) You can't escape " with \ in HTML.
<1> (d) href, not HREF
<5> solve usong quote;
<7> Hi...anyone know if there is a Prototype Event method that will return the [keyCode|charCode|which] property cross-browser?
<7> Sorry....prototype JS lib....
<3> self.close();window.opener.do_something . will window.opener.do_something run after self.close() ?
<8> how do I check if something is a int in javascript?
<3> NaN ?
<8> ah typof
<8> +e
<4> lylo, javascript executes syncronously, yes, now will it do what you want? *shrug*
<9> hey pstickne!
<4> hello dwees
<9> got my colorthingy to work beautifully, and now I'm working on making it more functional
<4> dwees, cool. there was a really cool color thing I found the other day. well, actually it was from on of buubots links.
<4> `js color
<4> ...
<4> b0at, probablly knows
<3> lol... i wrote windows, now window :/
<9> check out http://www.unitorganizer.com/websitebuilder/testing/coloradder.html
<9> problem is when the color boxes get dragged out, they hide underneath the yellow box
<9> I've tried changing the z-index of the colorboxes but that seems to do nada
<4> dwees, they stay on tope fine for me
<4> dwees, is this just in brokenuts explorer?
<4> *yop
<9> no in my version of firefox
<4> geh
<9> hrmmm....
<9> let me try explorer
<9> have you dragged one over the yellow box?
<9> oh wait it works in firefox
<4> I'm 1.5.0.4/GNU\Linux and it works fine, yes, they stay on top
<9> must be an IE dumb problem
<9> let me check IE 7
<9> yeah there they go and hide in IE7
<9> the plan is to allow the user to grab a color and drop it into an element, and change the background of that element
<4> if they disapears anyway, then what does it matter if they go behind when you drop them?
<9> then when the element change background, the color box should jump back to its starting position
<4> dwees, I would just do a dup -- eg, not move the origonal dic
<4> *div
<9> oh good point
<4> dwees, I don't know how to do that, but there are some drag examples like that out there
<9> yeah much better
<9> yeah I think I know how to create a duplicate of a div
<9> it's a bit of coding but shouldn't be too difficult
<9> well that's another problem to deal with
<10> Can anybody recommend me a rich text editor? (open source, something tinier than TinyMCE)
<9> I really want the color boxes to stay on top all of the time
<4> dwees, see scriptaculous and how they drag and drop (or any other of the million libraries :)
<9> I'm trying to avoid libaries as much as possible because I find I don't really understand the code they've written
<4> cruocitae, abiwork
<4> err, abiword
<9> so I can't adjust it to suit my needs
<9> I have downloaded 3 different drag-drop resize etc... libraries
<4> dwees, no, don't use them, see how they do it :)
<9> yeah I don't understand how they do it
<4> dwees, well, you could use them. but still, see how they work even if you don't.
<9> I've read like 3 of them
<3> dwees, works with firefox 1.5.0.5 here
<3> dwees, error on javascript console. check line 40
<9> nod
<4> lylo, whack, firebug gives it a green light.
<9> what's that mean?
<4> it doesn't error in 1.5.0.4 but does in 1.5.0.5
<9> aah
<4> unless he has some option turned on that I don't
<9> so 1.5.0.5 is pickier than 1.5.0.4
<10> pstickne, link please?
<10> I can't find abiwork..
<4> abiword
<3> yeah...
<4> my fingers screwed you over.
<9> lylo is that a critical error, or can I ignore it for now?
<3> dwees, wait
<10> pstickne, I meant WEB based.
<4> cruocitae, ohh, no clue
<4> cruocitae, maybe what wordpressss uses
<9> it works the way I want it to, and when I switch it to getElementByID it gives me an error right off the top
<4> cruocitae, that's the only one I ever use. and because I haven't figured out how to turn the dumb thing off.
<3> dwees, Warning: Element referenced by ID/NAME in the global scope. Use W3C standard document.getElementById() instead. Source File: the_files Line: 40
<9> yeah I saw that as well
<3> there
<9> now I get a n Object doesn't support this property or method
<9> error and the script stops
<4> because it's not what you expect. maybe it's undefined.
<9> I switched holdme.appendChild(newDiv) to
<4> it's not good to call gEBI until after the document is loaded.
<9> var divHolder = docuement.getElementById('holdme');
<9> and divHolder.appendChild(newDiv);
<9> err and I spelt document correctly in my code but not here
<4> you should make some support functions or use a library.
<4> calling d.gEBI is boring and a waste of time
<9> well I'm going to leave it with the warning error for now and work on that later
<9> any clue on the problem in IE?
<11> hi there
<9> hey tfp
<11> how can i change a part of a URL with JS?
<11> is this possible with JS?
<12> tfp: Err... define "change part of a URL".
<9> what do you mean?
<9> the URL in the address bar, or in a HTML link?
<11> when i have http://www.foo.bar/hello?foo i want to change it to http://www.foo.bar/bar?foo
<11> adress bar
<9> oh you want short URLs
<9> when the user clicks on something?
<11> yes, wanted to make a bookmarklet out of it
<9> <a href="http://www.foo.bar/bar?foo">click here</a>
<9> is that what you mean?
<9> they click there and the URL will change
<11> it should be dynamically, so when i have http://www.foo.bar/hello?foo or http://www.foo.bar/hello?bar it just should change the hello
<12> tfp: You want that when the user go to one URL they end up at the other? That's best handled with a server side redirect.
<9> you don't want the page to change, you just want the URL in the address bar to change?
<11> no in the end it should be a bookmarklet, not automatically, just when i click on it
<11> dwees: yes
<9> no clue tfp, sorry
<9> I'm not savvy enough in any language to accomplish what you want, but I'm a rookie really
<11> is there a string replace function in JS?
<6> `colors # pstickne, this?
<13> colors: http://color.sharewonders.com/ , www.wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html
<6> tfp: The replace method of strings with a string for the first argument
<6> Or a properly-escaped regex
<14> Guys, is there a function to get the size of the display area of the window??
<4> b0at, yes :)
<15> Guys, is there any function that gets the size of the display area of a window?
<9> Wonderboy: dunno
<9> you want the document size?
<15> Ya
<9> I think I've seen this somewhere in someone's library
<9> well isn't that a hoot
<9> my coloradder works beautifully now in IE, and doesn't work in IE
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