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<0> what does the appendChild means?
<1> it adds a child element to an object
<0> an element cannot be directly added like document.createElement ?
<1> nope, that just creatas it
<1> you'll have to add it after you create it
<1> *creates
<1> any idea how I can hide the fact that I'm loading data from the server in the background?
<1> like ajax does?
<2> you won't get the answer even you ask 100 times
<2> i do know a way
<1> you do? :)
<1> but I won't get the answer? :))
<2> "write your own browser"
<1> at least there is hope
<1> oh, cool
<3> lawl
<0> sk8ing: you have to learn Ajax I think
<1> yeah, I think so
<0> I use AJAX but microsofts one
<0> the CallbackReference
<1> CallbackReference?
<1> what's that?
<1> I know what's a callback function
<0> document.appendChild(document.createElement('img_Fire').src = "./Images/Weapons/fire.JPG"; ---- whats wrong with this ?
<1> );
<1> you forgot a )
<1> tho
<1> it shouldn't work
<1> it will return "./Images/Weapons/fire.JPG"
<1> to appendChild
<0> ?
<1> document.appendChild(document.createElement('img_Fire').src = "./Images/Weapons/fire.JPG"_)_;
<1> and it's not correct in my view
<1> cuz src is a string
<1> and operator =
<1> should return "this"
<1> => you have document.appendChild("./Images/Weapons/fire.JPG");
<1> but I don't know that much js... I don't know if this rule applyes in here
<1> ah
<1> and img_fire is not an element
<1> x = document.createElement("img"); x.name = "img_Fire"; x.src = "thatsource.jpg"; document.appendChild(x);
<0> IC very much thankful
<2> var e =document.createElement('img');e.src = "./Images/Weapons/fire.JPG";document.appendChild(e);
<0> about callbackreferences btw its found in the ASp.net 2.0
<1> ah, I see
<0> to a control add javascript attributes
<2> oh, damn window scroll
<1> :)
<1> .net requires too much resources
<1> that I don't have
<1> I'll keep away from .net at least for another 2-3 years
<0> it wasn't displayed ...though no errors were given
<1> hmm... are you sure the path is correct?
<1> hmm... isn't there a way to send a real object as response to an ajax call?
<1> or I'm stuck with serializing stuff by myself?
<4> make a text-input active by clicking a href, thats javascripting?
<5> sure
<4> im not sure if its a good or a bad thing to do, but its for a form-validation, when errors show - the error-message activates the spesific input
<4> onclick
<5> just be sure to check it on the server too, in case js is turned off
<4> the form-validation itself?
<5> yes
<5> never rely on js
<4> oh yes its properly secured
<4> so I just put a id to the input, and do a onclick="do-stuff" on the href?
<4> its supposed to works almost as a <label for="">
<4> something like onclick="document.formname.inputname.focus();" ?
<6> hello buddys
<6> who knows a good tag editor for javascript
<6> more good than altova ?
<1> tag editor?
<7> Hi, i've got this problem triggering an event programatically with the el.click() call.
<7> I have this DIV that i, div.innerHTML = "<a id="x" onclick="dosomething">;
<7> Later i do a document.getElementById('x').click(); but nothing happends, checked by having an alet in the function that onclick calls.
<7> So i wonder, is it possible to build a DOM like that and fire an event?
<8> Are you sure the generated <a> is working at all?
<7> Yes, it is displayed in the page and i can manually click it (with mouse).
<7> But, maybe i should build the <a> with document.createElement("A"); instead?
<8> That's what I'd do, anyway.
<8> Mind you, I'm no expert
<8> not by far :D 2 weeks into JavaScript
<8> Do you have an URL to the page?
<8> Maybe I can spot the problem.
<7> Nope, we're behind firewall.
<7> thanks anyway, ill just test it more.
<4> pastebin
<7> nah, its too complex scripts to ask for anyone help. takes to much time so get into.
<7> hm, doesnt el.click() work in ff? get "el.click is not a function"
<7> http://rafb.net/paste/results/RW5Xya72.html
<7> stripped down the problem code.
<7> See that the onclick event happend after one mousedown and one mouseup, maybe i should try to el.mousedown();el.mouseup(); ?
<8> Why don't you make a function out of whatever happens when you click, and call that function instead?
<8> onclick="callFunctionHere()"
<8> callFunctionHere () { /*do useful stuff*/ }
<8> Is there any way I can request that the browser executes an external command? This, ofcourse, is a security risk, but can I ask the client/user for permission?
<7> I need the event object for positioning.
<8> scaver: P*** the event?
<8> calFunctionHere(event)
<8> ?
<7> hm?
<7> thinking of maybe trying to get rid of the event object, and position it relative to elements.
<8> I don't know, but most other objects can be p***ed as arguments.
<7> anyway, i havent made the code and it looks like a rats***. think i'll try to do a complete rewrite of that part of the system.
<8> I allways end up doing that, no matter the language :) My code usually has enough occurances of "FIXME" to scare off Bill Gates
<8> It's usually because I code before I think.
<9> Hi, I have a page that has a number of select boxes on it with each box having id = selection[x] where x is a number. Is there a way to use javascript to go through and get me a reference to each of these boxes so that I can check if they are "checked" or not?
<7> Hm, is it possible to raise the mousedown/mouseup events needed to fire the onclick handler of an element? so i can programitcally fire the event with, el.click()
<7> The problem is that the onclick is generated with a mousedown/mouseup sequence.
<7> What object detection can i use to determine IE 6 or less? need it to know where to apply alphaimageloader to fix PNG issue in IE.
<7> don't want to use the navigator object.
<7> document.all exists in Opera, but not i FF. hm. anyone?
<7> Isnt it some properties that only IE implements?
<7> var isIE = document.all != null && ! window.opera;
<7> Any problems with that one? works in ie, ff and opera.
<7> setTimeout(cancelHideQuestionHelp = false, 500); how do i set that variable 500ms later?
<7> "myVar = value" ?
<7> hm, are events "threaded"?
<7> my script seems to only be working when i have some alerts to slow down the process.
<1> scaver: call a function with setTimeout()
<1> and then recal setTimeout() on the same function
<8> or setInterval?
<8> mind you, setInterval will fire again and again until stopped.
<8> hey vebbe{LA}
<8> bye vebbe
<10> is there a function in JS that checks a string if it matches a regex? or searches a string for a regex?
<8> somestring = /regularexpression/;
<8> somestring.match(someothermatch)
<8> if (somestring.match(thisvariableneedstomatch)){
<10> thanks Demonen
<8> anytime
<11> if I have a bunch of variables that consist of c#(c1, c2, c3, c4)- how do I set y = #?
<11> i need y to be equal to the number afther c
<11> y = x.charat(1)
<11> thanks:-P
<12> how would I grab the previous url and reload/refresh it.
<5> history.go(-1)
<12> that simple?
<5> no
<5> requires 400 more lines
<12> it doesn't reload the url..just back one.
<12> is there a refresh and reload?
<2> i don't think that is possible. security issue
<13> Is there a way to have javascript dynamically highlight multiple items from a multi-enabled HTML select list? I tried googling, but maybe I'm not looking for the right thing.
<13> Actually I am thinking I just don't have the right function. I've got the looping and everything else done. I just can't figure out the code to pick multiple items.
<12> hmm...think I got a work around.
<12> Thanks anyways torgo
<2> LLAMAHERDER: loop the myselectElmRef.options , in each option there, set the .selected = true or false accordingly
<13> So that will highlight more than one at a time then?
<13> If that can indeed select more than one, then I must be doing something else wrong. :) That's what I tried right off the bat but it just does one. I'll keep plugging away.
<13> Thanks for the info ht311.
<2> you need to enable multiple selection on the select
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