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<0> looking...
<1> with spec here: http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-DOM-Level-3-Core-20040407/core.html#Node3-textContent
<1> http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/properties/innertext.asp for IE
<0> webben, it changes the text but the onclick no longer works
<1> link?
<0> getting it one sec
<1> http://blog.coderlab.us/2006/04/18/the-textcontent-and-innertext-properties/ might help
<0> http://romeo.dnsdojo.com/mochikit/examples/frank_examples/
<0> you can see it in action there
<0> the hover css does not work either
<0> brb 2 min
<2> frankg, thats nice
<0> Noia, what's nice
<2> the sorting example
<2> does it do posting properly aswell?
<0> Noia, it's broken at the moment



<2> a I could really find a use for something like that
<0> Noia, you're free to use it just bookmark the link
<1> frankg: i suppose you could try explicitly reattaching the event
<0> webben, what's going on in there?
<1> i'm not sure
<0> you figure the docs would tell you - if you chg text everthing gets screwy
<1> oh hang on a moment
<1> i see
<1> the problem is the event isn't attached to the span at all
<1> it's attached to an anchor inside the span
<1> <a onclick="toggle()">Reorder</a>
<1> when you set a new textContent the entire contents of the span are overwritten with your new text
<0> hmmm
<0> ahhh you are good
<0> so I should put the span inside the anchor
<0> trying...
<1> frankg why not just replace the span with the anchor?
<1> frankg: what does having a span add exactly?
<0> good point
<1> or alternatively you could just move the text inside the anchor
<1> and textContent the anchor instead
<0> ok I'll try
<1> indeed looking at your markup that's where Reorder currently is
<1> inside the a
<1> but your id is on the span
<0> right - have to shuffle a bit
<0> do I need a span to keep inline with H1?
<1> frankg, nope
<1> a is an inline elemen
<0> ok
<1> s/elemen/element
<0> webben, I'm a css rookie - the anchor is in place and working except for the hover feature - was working before - any ideas?
<1> frankg: hover feature?
<0> change color when hovering over anchor
<0> is it supposed to be a:hover
<0> I just have :hover
<0> no - that did not do it
<0> GOT IT
<0> a.fake_button:hover
<0> webben, that did it
<1> good
<0> thx for your help
<1> np
<3> hello world
<4> decore, script?
<4> :)
<3> lol
<3> :P
<3> oh i mean
<3> does not compute
<3> :o!
<3> D:
<3> ugh
<3> why must my annoying family always call my cellphone?
<5> learned something interesting today
<5> you shouldnt heat food in styrofoam containers in the microwave
<6> heheh
<5> apparently, it causes chemicals to leech into your food from heating the styrofoam



<5> and it causes cancer
<3> ...
<3> wow
<3> ****
<3> **** you
<7> lol
<5> The American Cancer Society had a release about this. Never microwave anything in plastic or with plastic wrap because it releases dioxins into your food or drink which cause cancer. Use gl***, even if it means you have to wash the damn plate.
<8> **** you too!
<5> scares me... I've heated my morning oatmeal at work in a plastic bowl for ages :(
<9> afaik: did they say anything about how many times you have to do it before the levels are high enough to cause cancer within your lifetime?
<5> Windrose, probably do somewhere
<10> i am glad i have never owned a microwave ... i never trusted them
<10> afaik: got a link?
<5> well, all I have found so far is random links on yahoo answers and such, trying to find a medical study
<11> yo
<7> never owned a microwave?!
<10> Ocoth: thats right
<10> my parents got one about a year before i left home ... and i rarely used it then
<5> been going through these links: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&hs=nAB&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=does+microwaving+food+in++styrofoam+cause+cancer%3F+medical+study&spell=1
<5> skwashd, this looks solid: http://www.faqs.org/health/Healthy-Living-V1/Environmental-Health.html
<10> afaik: thanks
<6> hehe probably a good idea
<6> there is so much **** that causes cancer :(
<3> i never understood the subtle differences in soap and shampoo
<3> i have hair on my body
<3> and skin on my head..
<3> should i be using soap on my hair? or shampoo on my body?
<3> what's going on there?
<7> lol
<11> decore: you're overthinking
<3> i always do
<7> lol
<12> hax, he does that often
<13> i have an object that i know has at least something in it, but for(var i in obj){ alert(i); } isn't doing anything in ie 6.. is that not allowed?
<11> Zeros: heh
<11> okay guys... so about this semantic web thing...
<11> ;)
<12> mmhm
<12> <link rel="hax" href="semantic/this!.foo"/>
<11> indeed :)
<11> Zeros: i get xml, i get microformats, and i have a good idea on what rdf is about
<11> but now i want to actually try using it
<12> I think the whole semantic web through RDF thing is really stupid honestly
<12> embedding content inside comments :\
<11> ?
<8> if its in comments
<8> it's not content
<12> sure it is
<8> nope
<12> it has meaning, the page is not the same without it
<8> it's not parsable
<8> therefore the UA doesn't care about it
<12> sure it is, and thats exactly why its there
<8> ...
<12> a browser US doesn't care
<12> but a semantic web browser does!
<12> UA*
<8> why would you put it in comments if you wanted a UA to care?
<8> uh
<8> no it doesn't
<12> why put it in at all?
<12> a comment should be able to be stripped and all clients would still interpret the data the same way
<12> in that sense conditional comments are bad too, heh. At least they're purely presentation when linking CSS though
<12> without the RDF in the comment the page loses meaning, all be it hidden meaning used by some clients and not others
<12> :/
<11> hmm
<12> anyway hax, microformats I think are interesting :)
<11> Zeros: i think microformats are so powerful because you're not actually changing anything
<11> Zeros: you're just like adding more meaning for free
<12> indeed
<11> how can you beat that
<11> there's no reason to not use them


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