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<0> Capso has to be a girl
<0> lol
<1> Capso: return false from onsubmit
<1> HAHA Macbook001 LOL!!1
<2> Dools: Right... "onsubmit" is what I needed. :D
<0> Yo, dools..
<0> NICE
<0> LOL
<2> lmao **** the ban... this is simply hillarious. :D
<0> He spelled hilarious wrong
<0> LOL
<0> WHAT A NERD
<0> AHAHAHAHA
<2> Mission: Impossible;
<3> mission accomplished?
<4> wahaha, I did it
<4> I learned enough javascript/ajax to do my job, whoo
<2> CommandPrompt: :)
<1> okay, i'm now up to sending form post request suing the XHR object. i've taken a look at the Form.serialize method in the Prototype library and i'm not entirely certain that it will cover all my use cases. if i were to format a request url that would result in an appropriate array structure on the server side for something like this: http://nanobin.nanosouffle.net/1398 would i need to do it like this: http://nanobin.nanosouffle.net/1399?
<2> Dools: Can you see that PM?
<1> Capso: yes
<2> Just making sure. :)
<1> Capso: it would be devastating if i couldn't receive such meaningful intimations
<5> i've tree removeChild and removeNode and nothing is deleting my div
<6> Use an axe
<3> [1]Andrew: .removeChild() is a parent's method
<4> what's the ff extension that allows you an interactive javascript console?
<3> document.getAxe('whooparse', true).objhere
<5> yeah, my div is in document and i was trying document.removeChild(detElementById("mydiv"))
<3> muk_ibook: firebug
<4> kk
<4> thx
<3> [1]Andrew: are you sure is not a document.body child?
<5> ooohhh
<5> I'm getting some weird behavior when i do that
<3> ..
<4> can you set breakpoints in javascript?
<1> muk_ibook: you can use the Venkman javascript debugger with firefox
<5> i know I should be using a better debugger
<5> right now it only goes into the MS debugger sometimes
<1> [1]Andrew: use venkman
<5> i only have to make this code work on IE
<3> muk_ibook: venkman's debugger, has them, now, the UI looks nice and stuff, BUT it doesn't really work as it looks :|
<3> I prefer firebug
<4> I don't care what I use, I just need to see what a variable is set to and stuff
<3> muk_ibook: use alert() as breakpoints
<3> which is what we all do ^_^
<7> muk_ibook: console.write with firebug >> alert()
<3> an alert or a confirm()
<4> ah
<5> so when either i removeChild ro removeNode the page changes to "[object]"
<5> and i have done an alert to make sure getElementById is getting something
<3> I use at times, if (confirm(YOUROBJE.PROP)) return; or so, when the iteration is really long, so I can stop it at any time by clicking on OK
<3> or an alert() if there's no iteration or is little
<5> so does anybody have any experience with removeChild or removeNode?
<8> can anyone recommend me a good rss aggregator written in javascript that I could integrate to my website??
<3> [1]Andrew: removeNode is IE, removeChild() is DOM
<7> Roach4: google has one
<3> [1]Andrew: they both work
<7> Roach4: dunno if it's any good
<5> do you really want that job to be done on the client side?
<5> i must be using them wrong :(
<3> `paste @ [1]Andrew
<9> [1]Andrew, paste: Paste links, not code ( http://pastebin.bafserv.com/ , http://sial.org/pbot/ , http://tnx.nl/scribble.plp , http://www.coldfugitive.com/paste/ )
<8> useruser I can't seem to spot it on their google products page...
<3> !paste
<3> buubot: paste
<10> CommandPrompt: paste is (see: nopaste) or like glue but a little safer to sniff.
<3> !nopaste
<3> `nopaste
<3> hehee
<7> Roach4: http://www.google.com/reader/view/
<8> useruser no.. i'm talking about a script that I could host and that would parse xml file to display it on my webpage
<7> Roach4: dunno
<3> ..
<3> Roach4: why?
<3> hehe
<8> CommandPrompt I want it integrated in a news section..
<3> .
<3> fair enough
<3> I was going to say XSL
<8> the website itself creates a bunch of rss feeds and users want to subscribe to those feeds and have it displayed in their user panel..
<3> Roach4: check in asynchronous js :), so-called Ajax
<4> Keizer, so with Firebug, how do I let it go onto the next step? It seems to freeze when I click a link that makes an ajax call...
<5> i pasted the href i ***igned to an anchor I dynamically generated
<5> i pasted it to http://pastebin.bafserv.com/69
<3> Roach4: check in asynchronous js :), so-called Ajax, http://www.javascriptkit.com/cutpastejava.shtml maybe
<8> CommandPrompt thx!
<5> does anyone here use parenscript?
<3> parentNode?
<3> [1]Andrew: looks good to me btw, now, from the Address box, may not work as you want it
<11> how is the null character encoded/represented in a url?
<3> the space?
<5> what do you mean, from the address box?
<3> [1]Andrew: you're using javascript:document.body.removeChild(document.getElementById("expandedlead2014")); using the javascript: protocol call
<3> litage: the space?
<4> CommandPrompt, with firebug, have you ever used it to track ajax stuff?
<5> get rid of the javascript: and ***ign it to onClick instead of href?
<3> muk_ibook: yes
<3> [1]Andrew: yes
<4> CommandPrompt, once I tell it to watch for ajax, and then something comes up, how do I tell it to go onto the next step?
<3> muk_ibook: do you have XMLHttpRequest() ON in options for firebug?
<3> I think is off by default install
<5> if i say foo = document.createElement("a")
<4> yeah
<5> is it foo.onClick = ... or foo.onclick =... ?
<3> muk_ibook: then it'll work :)
<3> muk_ibook: on to the next step?
<3> [1]Andrew: lowercases
<4> once it sees a request, I can see the result in the dbugger, but the page itself never shows it
<3> muk_ibook: the page never shows up?
<3> muk_ibook: the request to the server and the response shows, that is XMLHttpRequest()
<4> I hit the link to request a page, but the page never comes
<3> as for whatever you do with the response, that's another whole matter
<4> I can see what would show up in the debugger, but not on the page
<3> muk_ibook: the request to the server and the response shows, that is XMLHttpRequest()
<3> muk_ibook: as for whatever you do with the response, that's another whole matter
<12> howdy all!
<3> muk_ibook: so, if you want the response content IN THE PAGE, you have to process like so, usually by means of appendChild()
<4> it would normally show up
<4> but when I use firebug to monitor it, it doesn't
<4> heh
<3> muk_ibook: maybe is under firebug screen :)
<12> i want to make something with ajax, but i can't think of any ideas. can anyone give me ideas so that i can come up with my next project? lol
<6> LOL
<5> the onclick is not working :(
<3> something with ajax, laundry, dishwashing, tilescrubbing
<5> neither for a button or an anchor
<3> [1]Andrew: give us an url with it
<3> [1]Andrew: as for debugging, I take gecko anytime, even when testing in IE, js console kicks, and firebug kicks even more :)
<3> and I've used MDM.exe in IE, it's not so good either
<5> I'm not configured to web server out of the lan with this devo server
<3> which is the only debugger they have
<5> symbolics debugger rocks
<3> [1]Andrew: just put the page uploaded somewhere
<5> well, since when you click the button, it does an XMLHTTPRequest back to my server, you're not going to get very far
<3> I thought you said is removing a child node?
<5> i haven't tested what happens yet (whether or not the child-node removing button gets displayed or not) if the XML request doesn't finish smoothly
<5> what i need is to get on dyndns
<5> and open my router
<13> Ricky28269: AI
<5> maybe I will just set it's style.display to none and forget about it
<12> chino[dev]: what does that have to do with AJAX?
<13> whtever you want
<12> lol
<5> i think my problem is that i can't seem to use onclick right from a node that i create myself
<3> [1]Andrew: are you using setAttribute()?
<3> to set the onclick
<5> no
<3> I'd ***ume the onclick event is never being attached
<12> [1]Andrew: just do node.onclick = function () { ... }
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