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<0> pilum
<0> its in dreamweaver default tag options....
<0> anyway middle doesnt work anymore
<1> Yes it does.
<1> And I don't care what dreamweaver does. Especially when it does it wrong.
<0> http://www.djpshock.com/res1024x768/
<0> middle not workin
<1> How can you tell anyhow?
<0> ive tried it
<1> From what I can see in that mess it works perfectly.
<1> And here's the reference FYI: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/visudet.html#propdef-vertical-align
<0> that mess ??
<1> Of tables.
<0> no mess at all
<1> Neither the cell nor the table has a height. Ergo it's as high as its content. Ergo you cannot see wether it's vertically aligned.
<0> i didnt put any height because i want it fullsize of the imageready slices
<0> so it fit perfectly in the table
<1> And anyone who uses xhtml and table based layouts deserve to feel a tazer to the genitalia in my opinion.
<0> and if your resolution is higher than 1024x768, you will see that it isnt aligned
<1> How can you align the content of something when it's as high as its content?
<0> i want to align it VERTICALLY
<1> The contents of the cell works just as it should. It's the table which isn't aligned.
<0> right now it is on top
<1> Hmm.
<1> Egg, bacon and sausages?
<1> (And spam perhaps? :-P)
<2> heheh if only
<2> just porridge
<1> Hehe.
<1> What kind?
<2> there are different kinds? :o
<1> Aye.
<2> the kind with oats
<1> Ah. Cl***ic breakfast that.
<2> *nods*
<2> then off to work again :|
<1> Hooray.
<1> Myself I'm officially on summer holiday starting today. :-)
<2> :O
<2> lucky bugger
<1> Indeed.
<1> And yet, I've been up all night because I have so much to do. :-P
<2> heheh
<1> Strange stuff really.
<1> I'm more active when I don't have to work.
<1> Hehe.
<3> good moring@all
<3> +n
<4> hey
<5> someone alive ?
<6> fatbrain
<6> Are you the same fatbrain in FN's wowilounge?
<7> http://www.vepcon.gov.pk/12/index.htm any idea why the drop downs wont appear in IE?
<7> http://www.vepcon.gov.pk/12/ajax.js is the js file
<7> requestSurahNames() is the function to look at...
<8> Bilge: Yes.
<7> fatbrain, is this wrong: Event.observe(document.forms("chkbox"), 'click', showAyahNumbering, false);
<9> hello
<7> hi
<9> im using this: javascript:window.open ('cvv2.htm')
<9> it open the window
<9> but also move my main page to a blank and on it says [object]
<9> anyone know what im doing wrong please?
<7> dont write "javascript:"
<9> ok
<7> and make it return false to the <a> tag
<9> without "javascript:" its not working
<7> <a href="#" onclick="window.open... etc
<9> im really newbie in JS... so your "etc" lost me
<9> im using Macromedia Dreamweaver
<9> i want when i click on an image another window to open but the main page to stay where it is
<9> what i did is: i put at link for my image javascript:window.open ('cvv2.htm') , the window is opening but main page go wrong
<9> can u tell me what to do like for a newbie dude please?
<7> i told u already
<7> <a href="#" onclick="window.open('this.htm');">
<9> thanks
<7> if u still get an error, then make teh function return false to a
<9> man u are GREAT
<9> thanks so much
<9> :)
<10> does onload have to be in the body tag, or are there other legal places for it?
<11> Could also be attached to the global object "window"
<11> window.onload = function() {}
<10> interesting. thanks
<11> You may also use DOM
<11> document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0].addEventListener("load",function(){alert('load');},"false");
<11> But that's the body element again
<11> However, you may add more than just one listener
<1> Must...use...DOM. Must...ignore...void...in...head. Must...not...be...sensible.
<10> Pilum ?
<1> document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0] <- Anyone who uses that should get a darwin award.
<10> ah
<11> That's DOM
<11> You may also use document.body
<11> But that's no official DOM
<11> (But it works and I prefer it :-)
<10> Pilum, what way are you suggesting if you don't agree with kirschkern?
<1> document.body
<10> ? document.body.addEventListener(...)
<11> Yes
<11> or
<11> document.body.attachEvent("onload",function(){...});
<11> for IE
<10> is there a unified cross-browser way to do it?
<10> (or was that the first one?)
<11> addEventListener is official DOM
<11> IE doesn't support it, but has a similar implementation called attachEvent
<11> IIRC attachEvent is also supported in Opera but not in Firefox
<11> For cross-browser scripting I use a simple wrapper like this:
<11> function addListener(aElm,aEvent,aFunction) {
<11> if (aElm.attachEvent)
<11> return aElm.attachEvent("on"+aEvent, aFunction);
<11> else
<11> return aElm.addEventListener(aEvent,aFunction,false);
<11> }
<10> Wow, every day I find a new reason to dislike IE
<1> http://www.quirksmode.org/js/introevents.html
<10> thanks guys
<12> helpme
<1> Heh.
<12> <imput name="from" type="button" onclick="href">
<1> Shall we guess what the problem is too?
<12> please corect surce code
<12> ..
<1> You have a function named "href"?
<12> yep
<11> href()
<1> Heh.
<12> onclick="href('url')?
<11> yes
<1> That'll very likely conflict with the .href property of links.
<12> tenks
<1> And of location too for that matter.
<12> not function ...
<11> WFM in IE and FF
<11> <html>
<11> <head>
<11>
<11> <script type="text/javascript">
<11>
<11> function href() {
<11> alert("foo");
<11> }
<11>
<12> neh
<11> </script>
<11> </head>
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