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<0> y.cl***Name = "whatever"; y.id = "whatever";
<1> not in core javascript
<2> thanks.
<2> y.href = "" ?
<0> yup, you can access most properties by an element with the same name
<1> you might also look at setAttribute
<2> hmm. Which is better ?
<0> define better
<3> insin: better: (comparative of `good') superior to another (of the same cl*** or set or kind) in excellence or quality or desirability or suitability; more highly skilled than another; "You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din"; "a better coat"; "a better type of car"; "a suit with a better fit"; "a better chance of success"; "produced a better mousetrap"; "she's better in math than in history" bett...
<2> :) I need this to work on IE6 and Firefox at least ... other browsers hopefully.
<1> define buttocks
<3> frb: buttocks: the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on; "he deserves a good kick in the butt"; "are you going to sit on your fanny and do nothing?"
<2> I'd prefer to be as standards based as possible, so long as IE6 people are not isolated.
<4> e-head: setAttribute is a bit buggy in IE. e.g. foo.cl***Name = "bar" works fine, but foo.setAttribute("cl***", "bar") doesn't work in IE (although foo.setAttribute("cl***Name", "bar") does. Generally I find using the properties directly is the better bet.
<0> define fanny
<3> insin: fanny: Aged 16, she is Fifi's daughter. She's very independent, quite a loner and probably the most solitary chimp in the group. Unlike Fifi, she's an over-protective mother. Her first child, nine-month-old Fudge, is just starting to be aware of his surrounds.
<0> O_O
<5> define O_O
<5> :)
<2> Man. I'm learning some javascript !
<0> there goes the american dictionary test
<2> :)
<6> does onmousedown="" trigger on right mouse clicks too?
<2> ahh ... innerHTML is a lot faster. Correct ?
<2> That's partly why people continue to use it.
<7> faster to break, yes
<2> Problem fixed !
<2> After an onclick event occurs, it doesn't need to be re-registered does it ?
<8> Not unless you want it changed
<2> No. I don't.
<2> I'm changing the innerHTML of the element, but that shouldn't matter should it ?
<1> ok, this is PISSING Me off
<1> my headphones stop working, so I open the shell, and they start
<9> To be fair, that isn't hard is it? :)
<1> I put the shell back on, and they stop
<1> e-head: yes, it does
<1> innerHTML ****s with things, plain and simple
<1> bewest loves innerHTML, ask him how to fix it
<2> should I createElement, replaceChild instead ?
<10> hi
<11> hello all ... is there any point in the firing of an change or keypress event where I can compare the contents of the form field (just a plain input text field) before and after the change?
<12> onkeydown is called before the key affects the input area ..
<11> right, but I don't know in the onkeydown handler what it will look like after ... where the cursor is, where a char will be inserted
<11> suppose I could store it then and then compare it in an onchange handler
<2> frb: that was it.
<2> now i'm creating a new element and replacing it. no problems.
<1> which is the proper dom way to do it anyway
<1> btw, opera still ****s
<8> Joke's on you. I browse with style turned off anyway.
<7> Joke's a dutch female name
<1> dutch is an english word for separate checks
<5> Do I want to see a movie called "million dollar baby"
<5> apparently it has a surprising twist
<1> rottentomatoes is your friend
<13> Hi ! How to insert a value inside a form field at the carret position with Prototype Library ?
<8> s/to/do I/
<8> Refer to its docs. This isn't a Prototype lib help channel.
<14> anyone know of a script that would do something similiar to this... http://www.surfnet.fi/~antonj/tableCreator/
<14> I just cant take them divs no moore
<0> also, last time I checked, Prototype doesn't have any functionality related to that
<0> exe87: what's it supposed to do, apart from be broken?
<14> hehe
<8> exe87: It sounds like you want to abuse both elements.
<14> table constructor
<14> :P its supose to be able (when finished) to pint out table structures or div structures
<15> Anyone have a sec to look at a DHTML menu issue? (I don't want to print a link in the main chat window.)
<16> frb: heh :-)
<16> Jan`: depressing twist is more like it
<11> is there a trick to getting onchange working for a text field? It seems never to fire.
<1> enn: it fires onblur
<16> in IE
<11> frb: not for me (in FF)
<14> not when yuo write no..
<14> but hen you tab away or somthing
<14> damn keyboard
<11> oh, it needs to change and blur ... got it
<1> ok, so rico is kinda cool
<17> hello all
<18> in this code, what is the difference between pageWidth,pageHeight,windowWidth,windowHeight : http://code.bulix.org/8nlpsi-11839
<18> nevermind, i think i got it
<1> want to see a bad website? try www.iaudio.com
<1> their products are kick***, but their website is busy and slow
<19> it's like myspace, without all of the traffic.. :P
<12> fast for me .. ?
<12> And looks fairly clean too
<12> Proabbly a bit too annimated
<19> actually it's not terrible for me either. ;)
<19> frb whats your cpu?
<1> P4-2.8ht
<19> ram?
<12> Ahhh http://www.cowonglobal.com/
<1> I think it's just so many images
<12> I got redirected
<1> and I'm a T1 shared with 20+ people
<12> Are we even looking at the same page though?
<18> the animation is nearing annoying
<1> Woosta: same company, all their pages are the same busy animated mix of flash and images
<12> yeah .. no probs here on a 1500 dsl .. 2.6 core duo, 2GB RAM, 20.1" screen ... :)
<1> I bet you aren't sharing 1.5 DSL with 20 people
<12> Nup, just me and my server
<1> yep. ths T1 is pegged
<20> lol
<12> Wife's at work
<1> cacti says I haven't dropped from saturation for many hours
<5> Nrgh.
<5> Why does that happen
<1> elfhome must be a perl programmer
<21> that's valid perl?
<8> I don't get why people don't like sigils.
<12> b0at: I agree
<12> It's worse in PHP where everything has the SAME freakin sigil ..
<1> I need a new pointing device
<1> I still can't decide whether I should get a trackball, or a tablet
<5> Question: why would something appear to have zero offsetHeight one moment, then not the next?
<5> Answer: because it's display: none.
<5> Okay clever clogs
<5> *why* is it display: none?
<1> because the css on the element was set to have that property have that value, duh
<1> donkey!
<1> and we all know what's only one letter away from a donkey..... MONKEY!
<7> donkeys
<1> File Extension: .ogg File Type: unknown Description: Windows does not recognize this filetype
<1> o/~ The internet is for porn o/~
<1> anyone know offhand if something is visibility: hidden, does it still receive user events?
<22> no idea. my guess: does not
<23> I remember finding that out once, but can't remember the answer
<22> hello guys \o
<23> "When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bicycle. Then I realised that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole one and asked Him to forgive me."
<22> make a test: put a mouseover event on the hidden thing and see ^^
<22> halibut hahahahha
<23> erm, mouseover will never occur on an element with visibility:hidden
<1> are you sure?
<22> its more likely so ^^
<1> I know it doesn't on display: none
<23> frb, visibility:hidden removes the element from the document flow, I don't think it would make sense for it to recieve mouse over
<1> no it doesn't
<22> ya
<1> visibility: hidden leaves the element in the flow
<22> well u still can put a transparent image in the hidden one, and asign the event to it ;)
<23> I think I am getting display:none and visibility:hidden the wrong way around 0o
<1> yes you are
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