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<0> hi!
<0> how can I set cl*** name to element ftom js function?
<0> var elem = document.getElementById(myElem);
<0> elem.cl*** = "cl***name"?
<0> is it right?
<0> hello?
<1> easiest way to find out is try it
<1> certainly faster than the 5 minutes it took to ask :)
<0> I've tried
<0> I didn't find any documentation...
<1> oh wait I just remember something, that ISN'T right, you have to ***ign to something else :)
<1> zarathushtra: elem.cl***Name = "cl***name"
<0> thx !
<2> can I use the dom and js to generate an id with an onclick attached to it?
<3> sudoer: Of course not. You can generate an element with an id and an onclick attribute though.
<2> like can I generate "<a href="blah" onclick="blahblah">
<2> oh, how do I learn how to do that?
<4> hey guys! i've just found something weird: parseInt("08") and parseInt("09") return 0, while it returns 0..7 for "00".."07") respectively. i'm talking about firefox. anyone experienced something like this?
<5> Khisanth!
<3> mlaci: Confirmed
<1> that is actually not very suprising :)
<6> mlaci numbers starting with a 0 are read as octals
<3> Aah
<3> Heh.
<6> specify the base as 10 for the 2nd param of parseInt
<4> oh man!
<4> indeed!
<3> Duh. :-P
<3> Should've thought of that.
<2> is there a way to generate a unique element if for a page built in js?
<4> is there any alternative of parseInt() where i can give the base number as 10 in case of decimal?
<3> sudoer: There are several. But a page shouldn't be built in JS.
<1> mlaci: Raevel already told you!
<4> Khisanth: sorry, thanks!
<2> element id i meant to writwe
<3> sudoer: Answer's the same.
<1> it sound horrifically slow
<2> Twey_: could you help me to learn about those methods?
<7> are u interested Toni ?
<7> the prise is 10$
<7> or apply for my project here
<7> http://www.freewebs.com/betbrain/hidden/IT/money/allprojects
<3> sudoer: Not much to learn... document.createElement(strTagName) returns a new element... HTMLElement.(ap|pre)pendChild(elChild) adds a child to the element
<2> what aboutthe id it creates?
<3> sudoer: It doesn't create an ID, you have to ***ign one.
<8> var tr = document.getElementById("yourRowId"); tr.parentNode.removeChild(tr);
<2> what are good general practices for managing lists of items, I want to add/delete an item on the fly, so I also need to create an id for each element so I can reference it
<3> sudoer: Why an ID? Store a pointer
<2> Twey_: store a pointer?
<2> I am unaware of how to do that
<3> sudoer: var mydiv = document.createElement("div");
<5> hey Twey :)
<9> I want to find out if one string starts with a seccond. can I use a variable in a regex somehowe?
<3> Daveman: Hi :-)
<3> timthelion: No need. if(string1.indexOf(string2) === 0) doStuff();
<9> ahh
<9> thankyou
<9> are you the same twey as the one at dinamicdrive?
<9> did you mean to put 3 equal signs there?
<3> timthelion: Yes
<3> timthelion: And yes
<9> I am getting an error in a txt file. how is that even posible?
<9> http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader
<9> !v http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader
<10> HTML: Not valid - Errors: 5, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader/
<10> CSS: Valid - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader/
<2> parentNode has no properties ?
<2> var tr = document.findElementById('some_tr_in_table'); alert tr.parentNode ,how cnat that tr not have a parentNode?
<11> hi
<3> sudoer: It's getElementById not findElementById
<2> Twey_: sorry, I typed it wrong in irc, I have it correct in code, I still can't remove the element
<3> sudoer: Can occur if you got the ID wrong.
<2> the id is correct
<2> var tr = document. getElementById ('123'); alert tr
<2> that prints 123
<2> tr.parentNode prints undefined
<3> sudoer: That's not a valid ID, for a start :-)
<2> 123 isn't a valid id?
<12> 'lo, could someone please take a peek if the popup on shoutcast.com is a silly js or some form of script insertion?
<3> sudoer: Can't start with a number
<9> can someone look at the errors that come up on http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader and shed some light onto why they exsist?
<13> hi
<13> is it possible to create a global variable inside a function?
<13> because I need to declare a variable with a dynamic name (I'm gonna use eval for this) and thus can't declare it before I enter the function
<3> chye-fhut: Looks like someone cracked it to me.
<3> chye-fhut: Harmless, though.
<12> k, thank you.
<12> i thought i was daydreaming
<12> heh
<3> chye-fhut: Lol
<1> there is no popup ...
<3> Khisanth: There is if you don't have a popup blocker
<1> I don't
<3> Khisanth: <script>alert('Lea is ***y <3\nSploited by Warlord\n ~ elitecoders.org')</script><script>window.open('http://myspace.com/warlordmix')</script>;
<12> i bet he has already have a few hundred thousan hits to his Myspace
<12> heh
<3> relix-: Don't do that.
<3> chye-fhut: Lol, probably
<3> chye-fhut: (shrug) Fair game, no-one gets hurt
<1> nope, that is no where to be found in the source
<3> Khisanth: They've fixed it already then :-)
<1> hmm no, had to reload the page
<3> Khisanth: Nope, they haven't. Sure you're not looking at a cached version?
<3> Ah, there
<1> probably some server side caching
<13> Twey_: it's kinda the only way I figure this to work
<3> relix-: There's never a need to use dynamic variable names.
<3> relix-: Since JS allows you to specify a property as a string.
<13> oh
<13> how so?
<13> would be excellent
<3> relix-: object['property'] is equivalent to object.property
<3> relix-: Aside from JSON and a couple of AJAX-based exceptions, there's never a need to use eval(). If you find yourself using eval(), you've done something *wrong*. :-)
<9> !v http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader
<10> HTML: Not valid - Errors: 25, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader/
<10> CSS: Valid - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader/
<3> !v http://www.twey.co.uk/includes/rubber/demo.html
<10> HTML: Not valid - Error: 1, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.twey.co.uk/includes/rubber/demo.html/
<10> CSS: Valid - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://www.twey.co.uk/includes/rubber/demo.html/
<3> Er?
<13> Twey_: ok, thanks
<13> now to learn how to work with objects...
<3> Why did it add a slash onto the end of my URL?
<6> relix- www.edea.se/articles/objects
<3> No wonder it didn't validate, it's looking at a 404.
<6> if you meant hash-style
<1> timthelion: it seems to be getting worse :)
<13> yes, thanks raevel, excellent :D
<9> !v http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader
<10> HTML: Not valid - Error: 1, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader/
<10> CSS: Valid - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://mysite.verizon.net/res8szeo/reader/
<9> kh:well the errors I am having are in the javascript console. go ahead and look at the site.
<3> Who owns this bot? b0at
<3> ?
<3> !v http://www.twey.co.uk/includes/rubber/demo.html
<10> HTML: Not valid - Error: 1, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.twey.co.uk/includes/rubber/demo.html/
<10> CSS: Valid - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://www.twey.co.uk/includes/rubber/demo.html/
<3> No!
<3> You daft bot, no slash!
<6> Twey_ it does have his username and host, so probably :)
<14> how can I unequivocally stop an onSubmit event?
<3> russt: return false?
<14> Twey_, actually, what I'd like to do is to "hijack" the onSubmit, cancel that, and execute a different handler instead. Is that possible?
<3> russt: onsubmit="myHandler();return false;"
<14> Twey_ I think I've tried that, except that at least with firefox, it ignores the fact that the return false is there.
<15> Is there any way to move the caret within a textarea using Javascript in Firefox?
<6> russt it doesnt really
<6> Spanko yes, there's a post on the subject on parentode.org
<14> Raevel, well, the onSubmit executes, even when the return false is there.
<15> Raevel: Thanks. Ah, node, not ode. ;)
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