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<0> that's what I thought first time I saw it too :P that it blocks the displaying :D
<1> ?
<0> display: none; to hide it
<1> no, block type display vs inline
<0> display: block; to show it
<1> oh, were talking about differant things
<1> thanx
<0> :)
<0> let me see if I have a menu around here
<0> ah, wait
<0> never mind
<2> Does anyone know of a good website with advanced syntax, such as variables being ***igned a function call almost like a function alias?
<0> what do you mean?
<0> a = function(x) { alert(x); } a('dsfds'); ?
<2> I want to ***ign obj.onmouseover to be the function call sat(arg1,arg2,arg3).
<0> obj.onmouseover = sat;
<0> the first argument will be the event
<2> I have the arguments too.
<3> onmouseover = function(E){sat(E, ....)};
<2> ahh that helps
<2> Do you know a site that discusses strange syntax like this?
<2> I have been searching for quite awile now.
<3> strange?
<2> Well, not basic.
<3> pick up the o'rielly book
<0> if you use it in a loop it won't work too well, the last set of arguments will be used for all events
<3> huh?
<2> thanks
<3> np
<0> for (i = 0; i<9; i++) obj[i].onmouseover = function(E) { sat(E, i) }
<0> all onmouseover events will be called with i=8
<3> no
<3> that creates a closure
<2> Why?
<2> That ****s.
<3> and why on earth would you do that anyhow ;)
<0> I'm preatty sure it does, I had this problem 2 days ago
<0> I wanned to color a the cells of a table
<3> that exact example would overwrite the event each time
<0> on the mouseover event
<3> so yes, 8 would be p***ed
<2> what if I am using the i as an index for an array ?
<3> that's fine
<2> obj.onmouseover = function(event,name_container,counties[i]){sat(event,name_container,counties[i])};
<3> the introduction of a new lambda function will p*** the full scope along
<3> yup
<0> lambda function?
<3> google it
<3> and closures
<2> oMG
<2> dude
<2> you are awesome
<2> i have always wondered what this way of coding was called
<2> wow this syntax is crazy looking
<0> it's kinda self explanatory :)
<2> Oh well, I never knew what it was called.
<0> neather did I
<4> should read this http://javascript.crockford.com/
<5> every single one
<5> all on the path to guru status
<6> are you a js only programmer?
<2> wow
<2> awesome!!!!!
<4> and get a license of domapi to read he code
<5> :P
<4> ;)
<5> ht311, you not using the rss feed?
<5> i hardly ever visit the main site anymore :P
<4> heh, nope, still not used rss reader, i like to read sites with the old fashion way
<5> i agonized over that layout, appealing to both first and frequent visitors
<5> if you have a better idea though, let me know
<4> ok
<5> time for Lost
<4> i know what happened ;)
<6> who is douglas crockford? :)
<4> he "created" json
<6> ok, he is not a IRC person, is he?
<4> don't think so, not now
<7> hi there
<7> anyone herE?
<0> probably
<7> I want to know how can make the forms come to my email in Javascript
<7> ?
<0> you can't
<7> welll there must be some solution
<7> ?
<0> yeah, use a server-side scripting language
<7> can u guide me more in thaT PLZ
<7> ?
<0> #php
<0> php.net mail() function
<7> but the page i want to do this is in javascript, would this work properly?
<0> ... javascript is client-side (it runs on the user's computer)
<0> and you can't use it to send mails
<0> you can send mails only from the server cuz it's yours
<8> linuxall: you can make it appear in the users email client so all the user has to do is press "Send"
<8> that's HTML, not JavaScript
<7> hm..... yes something like send or submit
<7> but i tried <form....mailto
<7> its not working
<8> what exactly are you trying?
<8> <form action="mailto:email@example.com"> should work.
<8> It's been years since I did that, so I'm not sure.
<7> its something like login and p***word
<7> so?
<8> ...?
<8> Please, keep it in the channel
<8> preferably, even, take it to #html
<8> :)
<8> http://www.z0rz.net/~demonen/javascript/test.html <-- Changing colors works in FireFox, but not in Internet Explorer. Does anyone know why?
<8> test.js for the JavaScript, btw.
<9> Doesn't work here.
<8> What browser?
<9> Firefox
<9> Firefox/1.0.7
<8> Oh ok. 1.5.0.1 here, works well.
<8> Odd.
<8> I'm obviously doing something wrong... but what?
<8> I don't get any error messages, so it is happening, it just dosn't have the effect I want.
<9> Just out of curiosity... why declare the loop variable for a for-loop outside the loop?
<8> Don't know, I was following an example.
<8> Where else would I declare it?
<8> for (var hi_cn;
<8> ?
<9> Yes.
<9> Best to declare variables in the scope they're being used.
<8> I agree.
<8> Changed it.
<8> Thanks :)
<8> The odd thing is that it dosn't give any errors... I fear I'm using something that is poorly supported in IE, but google hasn't yet turned up any warnings as to the functions I'm using (setAttribute, childNodes etc)
<8> I used node.style.color instead
<8> http://www.z0rz.net/~demonen/javascript/test.html <-- Works now
<9> Still all black on hover here.
<8> hover?
<8> it's supposed to change onclick, but currently there's something broken so it dosn't return false...
<8> There, now.
<9> Ah. Onclick. Right
<9> Yay.
<6> how to write a function that will run on pageload? onload=function () { ....}
<6> ?
<9> window.onload = function() { ..
<6> doesnt work
<6> window.onload = function () {function stylizeTables () {...}}
<6> actually, i want to run a function when the page loads
<9> You don't define the new function in there...
<6> ahh got it
<6> thanx
<9> http://www.html-channel.com/pastebin.php?id=3 <- like that
<6> got it :)
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