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<0> a lot of popular dot com sites have heaps of JS bugs
<0> I'm not happy being aware
<0> maybe they're writing browser specific JS
<0> I dunno
<1> it's all the ads
<1> thrown together by indians to $2 a day
<0> hehe
<1> careful, you might lose that fist ;)
<0> which is why I'm complaining
<0> [Torgo], where are you from?
<1> california
<0> me, texas
<2> ^Senator how many Airports does London have?
<3> can anyone help with a yui_menu problem i'm having in ff?
<1> i don't see how anyone possibly could
<3> [Torgo]: really?
<4> What's a "yui_menu"?
<1> maybe if you read the channel rules you'd see why
<3> http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/menu/
<4> Heh.
<1> scroll waaaaay to the bottom
<1> "Support & Community"
<3> sorry - i hope i haven't broken any rules. i've read the rules page and don't see what i've done wrong, but i apologize anyway. my issue is that afaict i'm setting z-index values correctly so that a submenu overlays a google map, but in ff the submenus pop up below the map. i'm wondering if anyone has encountered a similar problem and what might be done to fix it?
<1> 1) don't ask to ask, just ask....
<4> 6) ...
<1> 2) we don't support other peoples code
<5> hi - i have a function triggered by onClick and it does this document.getElementById('1-1').bgColor = '#D4FFC7'; where the element is a <td> - it works but the bgColor is there only for like 1/2 a second does anyone know what i'm doing wrong?
<5> would anyone know?
<6> Maybe you should do .style.backgroundColor instead...
<6> Oh, is this onclick on a link?
<5> and do i need to have the <td> be something special when the page is first loaded?
<5> yes onClick on a link
<6> And are you doing return false; at the end of the onclick to prevent the link from being followed?
<5> no
<5> how do i do that?
<6> um...
<1> :P
<6> go to your onclick and write return false; at the end
<5> hehe ok
<5> dave-e Thank you very very much!!! :) you are the man
<6> woo!
<0> !Satanus vbscript unleashed(html).rar
<5> hi - is it possible to change the name of a link on onClick?
<5> anyone?
<7> yes
<4> Why would you want to though?
<7> for Hide/Show probably
<7> (***uming it's not the name property what he meant)
<5> well i want to do it in a way where if not clicked it says "select" and if clicked it says "un-select"
<8> onclick="doUsefulStuff(); this.innerHTML='un-select'; return false;"
<5> neat ok :) and then can i change the value of "onClick" meaning to use another fonction to unselect it?
<8> better to just do if(this.innerHTML=='select') {..} else {..}
<5> you rock! :) thank you very much
<5> but hold on - when i set this.innerHTML to un-select the first time i click on it how will it know to go to un-select the next time?
<5> or you are saying to the if() within the onClick itself?
<8> yes
<5> i'm a bit confused
<4> Could make a function if you want.
<5> ok so i got my link <a onClick="doThings();this.innerHTML='un-select';return false;">
<5> now what it says within the <a></a>
<5> when you click a second time on the link it's going to get back to that value no?
<5> RoBorg?
<5> anyone?
<4> Every time you click it it goes back to that value.
<4> Hence the if.
<5> ok. but how do i tell it to call a different function depending on the value of the innerHTML?
<5> ??
<4> Just like RoBorg showed you.
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