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<1> my code button from link ...
<2> heh
<1> type="button"
<3> webmasters: So what is your code for the function?
<3> And use a pastebin if it's more than 2 lines.
<2> why does IE complain about "checked"? var e = document.forms['myForm'].elements['myCheckbox']; if(e.checked){}
<2> works in FF.
<3> Just do == true
<2> if( true == e.checked ){} gives the error "checked is null or not an object"
<0> just (e.checked) works in IE.
<2> maybe an error elsewhere then.
<0> But are you sure IE find the element?
<3> if(e.checked == true)
<0> alert(e)
<0> pilum: what should be the difference of (e.checked == true) and (true == e.checked)?
<0> sukotto: URL to a simple example?
<2> building a pastebin
<2> http://sukotto.pastebin.com/765118
<2> the error is on line 69
<3> No difference really. Just feels more logical to me ot use a syntax closer to my spoken language. :-)
<2> called from line 126
<3> name... another property. You have bad naming policies heh.
<2> Pilum: I did if( $myVar = $const) once too often
<3> Looks like a conflict right there.
<2> now I do if( $const == $myVar ) so if I screw it up I get an error right away
<3> document.getElementById(name).innerHTML += e.name
<3> And even if it isn't, it's still a bad idea to call your parameter "name".
<2> changing it now
<2> :-)
<3> For there are such things which _will_ conflict. :-)
<0> line 64
<0> for(var i in document.forms['subscribeForm'].elements)
<0> you iterate through all properties of the elements object
<0> You probably mean
<0> for(var i=0; i<document.forms['subscribeForm'].elements.length; i++)
<3> kirschkern: for(i in array) is quite valid
<0> Of yourse
<2> I want to visit each checkbox
<0> But the elements object is no array in IE but a collection
<3> And collections act just like arrays.
<0> No
<3> For the purpose of accessing them they do.
<0> Yes, but not when iterating through the whole object
<0> Try iterating a HTMLCollection returned from getElementsByTagName
<3> As long as you make sure that the typeof() is object before you do anything with it, it's no problem.
<2> so something like if( typeOf(e) != 'checkbox' ){ continue; } ?
<3> No...
<2> with whatever attribute of e gives the name
<3> typeof(checkboxRef) == 'object'
<3> e.nodeName != 'CHECKBOX' if you want to check if it's a checkbox.
<2> IE complains that e.nodeName is null or not an object. kirschkern's different for loop (using element.length) makes my original code work though.
<3> Indeed.
<3> And I prefer doing it that way myself.
<2> so, although I like the look of the other way. I'll go with what works :-)
<3> I bet hehe
<2> thanks for the help guys
<4> hi.
<4> how can I access 2 function with body onload?
<5> ="function1(); function2()"
<4> great. thanks.
<4> body onload="func1();func2()" is that correct?
<5> yep
<5> should be
<6> ; seperate
<6> d
<6> like all code ;)
<4> ok.
<7> Good morning ht311.
<8> morning
<8> got a lot of pm spam this morning...
<7> One of the things I Like about the Unternets, the pm spamming.
<7> I've been nagging in #cservice a couple of times, but it seems they don't care, or don't know how to resolve that problem.
<8> this "<Tytanyum>" have send me over 3 msg this morning ...
<8> and we got more virus bot here too
<7> It's really bad, I don't like it a bit, that's one of the reasons I went to freenode.
<8> the virus bot is find, is easy to kick and ban. usually i only got 1 spam per login, just today is getting worse
<7> I got this from #cservice, but it didn't help, on-connect I do a /quote silence +*!*@*,+~*!*@*.undernet.org,+~*!*@undernet.org which should only allow privmsgs from registered users.
<8> nice to know
<9> hm, making undernet work like freenode :P
<7> mm
<0> Anyone with some XPCOM knowledge here?
<7> <- Not me.
<0> That's at least some usable information ;-)
<10> <- No here, too. Hopefully all this usable information will add up to something.
<2> Anyone know why changing an element.innerHTML makes extra whitespace appear in IE?
<2> see http://sukotto.pastebin.com/765384 line 92 & 97 make the change to the elements on 121-123. Works fine in FF, but in IE an extra line is inserted above the text links.
<2> I thought MS *invented* innerHTML...
<2> highlighted the problem lines here: http://sukotto.pastebin.com/765404
<0> Nice bug
<0> No idea. But using
<0> obj.firstChild.nodeValue = "subscribe me";
<0> instead works.
<2> thank you!
<2> yes, that seems to work just fine.
<11> Hello, I'm a little new to DOM and what I have so far is to add/remove a text field dynamically. What I want is to be able to submit all the values in the fields but I am having a little trouble going around it. I'm using an html form for this. Anyone have any idea?
<8> you set the name to the new field?
<11> in setAttribute?
<8> use mynewfld.name = "blah";
<11> hmm
<2> or if the field has an id you can do something like document.getElementById('myTextField').display = "none";
<11> right now I have var inp1 = document.createElement('INPUT'); and inp1.setAttribute("Name", "Name" +inputs);
<8> will fail in IE
<11> =/
<11> How come
<8> ask IE
<3> sukotto: .style.display
<2> whoops
<12> hi. i want to setup a web page where a person will click on the link that will open up a browser. when the second browser opens up it will autofill parts of the form on that page automatically. what is this called
<11> I'm confused in how to retrieve the info entered in my textfields via submit form
<12> specifically, my name and email won't have to be typed because it will already be there automatically
<3> Several browsers do that automatically.
<11> http://rafb.net/paste/results/07DLjY27.html this is what the function looks like, I am using id.. I call the addContact function in one of my rows in my registration form
<11> When a user hits "add" a new textfield is created, I can't figure out how to p*** all the info he enters in those fields
<11> <-new2javascript
<8> .value
<11> I can use that directly in html ?
<8> inp1.value = "blah";
<12> Pilum, i want the code in the webpage
<11> because I want to store the data in php variables to insert
<11> ok
<8> chadtech: there is nothing come free. you cna save your own stuff to cookie, don't expect you get people's email before they submit it to your first
<8> Agouri: your code didn't make any sense
<12> i dont want their email
<12> i just want them to click "click here" and when the new browser with forms open up like "Name:" and "email" i want my name automatically put in those forms without having the clicker type them
<11> ht311: what do you mean
<8> input++ without a loop?
<11> thats for the delete
<11> everytime you hit add, it increments it..
<11> in a sense, might not even need it to increment
<11> bool with suffice, you're right
<11> will*
<8> chadtech: why don't you put your name and email on the 2nd html page then?
<12> the 2nd page isnt' mine
<12> that's the problem
<12> it's a click-redirect
<8> nothing can help you there
<12> how about a popup while leaving the page then
<11> ht311, so what are you implying! Does my function need to return something to get it to work
<8> chadtech: read on window.open
<12> ok
<8> Agouri: nothing.
<7> Hello [Torgo]
<13> lo`
<14> has anyone seen an error like INVALID PROCEDURE CALL OR AUGMENT ERROR=5 in javascripts?
<13> be more specific
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