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<0> buubot: type two answers
<1> Woosta: Type two answers are annoying, but are often more correct than type one. http://rick.measham.id.au/paste/type_2_answer.htm
<2> Type III answers don't fit in the slot.
<3> okay i ask somewhere else
<3> thx anyway
<0> . o O ( .. wish they were all that easy .. )
<4> Tobsn: try #regex or http://www.regularexpressions.info
<3> thx
<2> #regex will tell you not to parse HTML with regex.
<3> i have a regex question, not a html parse question
<0> Awww .. let him find that out for himself ..
<2> He did.
<0> hehe
<2> I'm not psychic, I'm just consistent.
<3> you just anoying...
<2> No, I'm just right.
<3> no because i want a regex and trust me thats the solution for that problem.
<0> He is.
<2> I don't trust you, since it's a terrible solution.
<0> Of course. Grab a wrench and start hammering
<3> if you guys dont wanna answer me than just say nothing
<0> We have answered you. We've answered you a whole LOT
<0> You're just either not listening or not asking your question right
<3> okay and thats not i wanna hear so, i said thanks and its done now.
<5> is there a way to get the ids of all of an element's childNodes
<2> mickly: Just looping through...
<2> If it's an element, then check if it has an id
<0> childNodes or descendents?
<3> there is a way but why should i walk thru all tds to find 'mnnlich' || 'weiblich'...
<0> if (x.nodeType == 1 and x.id != '') rv.push(x.id)
<3> if i can just regex it with something like <td>((mnnlich)|(weiblich))</td>
<0> Tobsn: coz that's how you do it
<3> makes no sense to me
<2> Tobsn: (a) It doesn't sound like you'd be doing any "walking", just looping. (b) Don't parse HTML with regex.
<3> damn... so you dont parse, but i want to...
<3> wheres the problem
<3> then let me parse html with regex
<3> damn man
<2> If that were coherent, then you might've already answered yourself.
<3> ...
<6> what should i look into for creating "fancy sliding object" for example i want to create a search engine - and there will be a footer, and i'd like it to smoothly move down the screen as more results pop up
<3> look
<3> var udv = /name="user_vorname" size="35" value="(.*?)"/;
<3> thats what i do
<3> and it works fine
<3> very fine
<2> itrebal: Some scriptaculous effects do that
<2> might make it easy
<3> so why should i make a bunch of useless loops thru the DOM...
<2> Tobsn: That's going to break horribly when your markup changes, even if all the attributes and their values are the same.
<0> TDs = document.getElementsByTagName('td'); var rv=[]; for(var i=0; i < TDs.length; i++) if (TDs[i].firstChild.nodeValue.match(/a|b/)) rv.push(TD[i]);
<6> heh, looks like too much work
<2> And maybe yahoo ui has some effects
<2> haven't looked closely at that
<0> scripaculous or whatever it's called does all that
<0> Bah, b0at already said that
<6> yea but for what i'm donig its not worth it :P
<0> Then don't do it :)
<6> mmaybe i wont :)
<6> thanks anyway gusy
<7> "frankg" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "sad - my 2 line js code does not work - help" (19 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/1992
<8> define "does not work"
<5> the state were something dose not do what is wanted :P
<5> like my script right now
<5> :P
<8> *sigh*
<2> `doesn't work
<9> doesn't work: What do you mean it doesn't work? What happens when you try to run it? What's the output? What's the error message? Saying "it doesn't work" is pointless.
<10> I put the explanation on the pastebin - so I don't flood the channel
<10> see comments on the bottom
<2> Is there an input with the name "submit"? If so, remove it.
<10> that's it
<10> thx
<10> Worked like a champ!
<7> "frankg" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "// Trying to submit form to different script but changing form.action has no affect" (18 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/1993
<11> Is it possible to "chain" javascript functions? For example, I want to do a('bla').b('blabla'); function a() {..) function b() {..} b should take as input the returned result of a.
<12> zanzina: That would be "call the b() method on the returned result of a()". You want: b(a('bla'));
<11> yeah i don't like that syntax
<12> zanzina: Um. "Too bad"?
<11> i've seen it done before
<10> FYI: blank value for href in the anchor was causing my problem
<10> I hate quirks!!!!
<12> frankg: It sounds like you were calling the onclick method, then the link be being followed, which would cancel anything that the JavaScript did to change the URL.
<10> hmm - what's the proper whay to do this? -- yes I am using onClick="func()"
<12> frankg: <a href="URL-to-visit-if-the-js-fails" onclick="return func()"> and have the function return false if you don't want the link followed.
<10> now <a href="#" onClick="func()" >xxx</a>
<10> ok
<10> thx
<12> frankg: href="#" is "the top of the page", which probably doesn't make sense as an alternative to your JavaScript.
<10> wasn't there a href="javascript:func()"
<12> frankg: http://www.jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_24
<10> thx
<10> good link thx
<3> any fast solution to get the PHPSESSID out of the document.cookie?
<13> Is there a way to determine what element has the focus?
<14> i have a problem with Date object
<13> I have a problem with an input element, where a dropdown suggests possible values. When the focus goes to the dropdown I cant make it automatically return the focus to the input element after.
<14> when I add to the date of 23/10/2006 7 days it returns a date object with the characteristics 28/10/2006 23 h
<14> try to add 60*60*1000*24 to new Date(2006,9,29) and you'll see that the day that is returned is still 29/9/2006 23h UTC +1:00
<0> eu_neo: how's that incorrect?
<14> anybody has any ide why?
<0> It's a DST changeover
<0> eh .. hang on
<14> what does that mean ?
<0> no it'snot :)
<0> jseval: new Date(2006,9,29)
<1> Woosta: Return: { }
<0> jseval: new Date(2006,9,29).getTime()
<1> Woosta: Return: 1162080000000
<14> if i do on 28/9/2006 the same thing it returns me 29/9/006
<14> var _date=new Date(2006,9,29);
<14> var _time=_date.getTime();
<14> _time+=60*60*1000*24;
<14> _date.setTime(_time);
<14> return _date;
<14> see yourselves
<0> jseval: (new Date(2006,9,30)) - (new Date(2006,9,29))
<1> Woosta: Return: 86400000
<0> I think I'm missing something
<0> Use buubot's jseval to show me what you mean
<14> do u want me to paste somewhere the page
<14> the whole code
<15> hi, when you have a form and you do <input type="submit" name="submit" onclick="function(this);" />
<15> you are p***ing the form?
<14> ?
<0> No
<0> jseval: var d = new Date(); write(d.toLocaleString()); d.setTime( d.getTime() + (7*24*60*60*1000) ); d.toLocaleString();
<1> Woosta: Mon 10 Jul 2006 10:44:55 AM UTC Return: Mon 17 Jul 2006 10:44:55 AM UTC
<7> "eu_neo" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "date object bug ?" (21 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/1994
<0> ^^ isn't that correct?
<14> Woosta add to 23 oct 2006 7*24*60*60*1000
<0> jseval: var d = new Date(2006,9,23); write(d.toLocaleString()); d.setTime( d.getTime() + (7*24*60*60*1000) ); d.toLocaleString();
<1> Woosta: Mon 23 Oct 2006 12:00:00 AM UTC Return: Mon 30 Oct 2006 12:00:00 AM UTC
<0> You too can use the bot ..
<0> efkoj: Don't name it submit .. it confuses IE
<14> Woosta: for that code this what i print "dimanche 29 octobre 2006 23:00:00" (dimanche=sunday)
<14> or otherwise : Mon Oct 23 00:00:00 UTC+0200 2006
<14> Sun Oct 29 23:00:00 UTC+0100 2006
<0> Two different time zones
<14> yes
<14> eu_neo doesn't know what is DST changeover
<14> :)
<14> Woosta how can I avoid that ?
<0> Wind your clock back and forward an hour near the equinoxes
<0> You're not supposed to avoid it
<0> It's correct
<14> Woosta: I'm making a calendar ... and i don't need to have two days with 28 October content :)
<0> The write it using UTC dates
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