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<0> you need to enable multiple selection on the select
<1> Yep, that's all set.
<1> I'm gonna tinker with what I've got here. I think it's close.
<2> where I can post a piece of javascript code ?
<2> var fireimg = document.appendChild(document.createElement("img")); ---- is there anything wrong in this line ?
<0> no **** method for document
<0> appendChild
<0> err/such
<0> try document.body.appendChild
<2> oh your right dude
<2> what a mistake
<2> actually I didn't thought of it .. it wasn't giving me any errors
<0> well, it may not have error, but it won't render for sure since browser only render stuff in body ...
<2> hehe IC
<2> I don't know if you know but an ASP Panel .. whats its representation in html ?
<0> read the html source yourself, but my money is on div
<2> http://www.planetdan.net/pics/misc/georgie.htm - check this out
<2> addictive than this has to still come up
<3> hello
<3> how can I refresh an <object> with javascript?
<3> (without refreshing the whole page)
<4> xmlhttp
<2> xmlHTTPRequest Object
<3> and in web 1.0? ;)
<2> its an ActiveX Object
<4> depends on the object, I guess, but if you need to get data off a server, you'll need xmlhttp
<2> hrmmmmm~ |-|OuSy
<4> and it dosn't need to be ActiveX
<4> it only is in MSIE
<3> yeah I know the HTTP
<3> yeah I know the HTTP request...
<3> and the difference of it between MSIE and FF for example
<4> I suggest you use it, then :) I have no other methods, anyway.
<3> but I have a flash movie that I want to "reload" and it should support some possible older browsers
<4> reload as in "restart"?
<3> maybe I should call the Goto method of the flash movie...
<0> read the flash object reference, you should be able to set a new src as well
<4> Flash can, in itself, null everything and return to frame 0
<3> how demonen?
<4> I don't know flash, haven't messed with it for 5 years.
<4> I do remember some reset-to-beginning function somewhere.
<3> ok searching for it
<4> also, like ht311 says, you should be able to re-create the object (and with it, the src=), and that will cause it to refresh.
<4> Still, if you do it in the flash itself, you won't have to worry about JS<->Flash timing
<3> i've found a dirty solution ;)
<3> parent.document.getElementById('menu').LoadMovie(0, "x");
<3> parent.document.getElementById('menu').LoadMovie(0, "swf/profile.swf");
<5> lol
<5> oh, ****
<5> nevermind
<5> I missread something
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