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<0> hi all... ie allow this but ffox not... panel.style.display = "block";
<0> how should be the correct way?
<1> the link to the channel rules on the site does nothing. :)
<1> in IE or FF
<1> but I'll just ask a simple question.. it is related to FireFox and javascript
<1> is there any issues known that would make this work in IE but not FF? onclick="javascript: parent.location.reload()"
<2> no reallt
<2> just drop the javascript:
<1> ok
<2> it is not needed nowaday
<1> still not working... here is the whole senerio.. it is a page with an inline frame, and the top frame has the button.. which should reload the whole page. the bottom frame is a php page that pulls up a 'random' google search from a list of words (i know, it's not really random then), and all seems to work fine in IE but not FF
<1> when I look at the Javascript Console in FF, it says "Error in parsing value for property 'cursor'. Declaration dropped" and lists the google page
<1> I have no clue what that is trying to tell me
<1> its weird because even if I use the 'reload' button in firefox, it still does not fully reload
<2> seem it is a ff issue then
<1> thats what I'm starting to think too
<2> try top.location... ?
<2> the "Error in parsing value for property 'cursor'. is about the css
<1> hmmm
<1> top did nothing
<1> I'm not using css
<1> but if it is saying that googls css is messed up
<1> weird
<1> oh well
<1> cant please everyone
<1> lol
<1> ty anyway
<1> :)
<3> onfocus="showCalendar(this, this, 'mm/dd/yyyy','en',1)"
<3> is that the correct syntax?
<3> should work, right?
<3> it says somethign about an unterminated string constant
<4> Aliks: it's correct
<5> Hey
<5> How to display div just under input field with javascript?
<5> Is there a way of telling x/y coordinates (from top/left of the page) where input field is located?
<3> sk8ing, what would cause javascript to give an "object expected" error?
<3> I'm copying some other guy's code as per client's instructions
<3> and its giving me weird errors
<5> Aliks: object expected might mean a lot of different things. For instance there is no such function defined.
<4> peroxide: you make the div position: aboslute; and you then set style.top and style.left
<5> sk8ing: I know that, but to what values?
<4> Aliks: an object is expected?
<5> sk8ing: input field doesn't have left/top values
<4> it has offsetTop and offsetLeft
<4> but keep in mind that it's relative to the parent's position
<5> Well, I know that. It is showing 0
<4> so you'll have to do something like var o = yourInput; var x = o.offsetLeft; while (o = o.offsetParent) x += o.offsetLeft;
<5> hmmm
<4> you can compute y in the same loop
<5> Let's try
<4> I hope it works, cuz I'm out... going shopping
<5> No it doesn't.
<4> come on
<4> how come?
<4> http://dumb.ro/test.html
<4> I hope you can access it
<4> it's the prof that it works
<4> see ya now
<5> Well, page can not be displayed
<5> It calculates y position, x == 0
<6> hi
<7> hi
<7> bye all
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