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<0> i'll use this inline sometimes, when p***ing ref to a function
<1> mornin
<2> morning
<3> lo
<1> heys
<4> anyone knows a good and free sitemap generator based php ?
<5> What ever does that have to do with javascript?
<4> any1 tried to use phpSitemapNG sitemap creator and has mod_rewrite ? its seems that phpSitemapNG dont know how to handle with rewritten url's ....
<5> Try #apache
<5> Or even #php
<5> Though they'd probably ban you for asking.
<6> when I do "alert(131.2-10)", I get 121.1999999999... anyone knows how to fix that? (besides of rounding)
<5> Define "fix that"
<6> get the correct result, with no math approched number...
<6> I tried casting everything as double, using C syntax, but casts are not recognized
<7> btw, that problem is not unique to javascript, most language has that
<6> I know...
<6> generally a cast to double fixes it
<7> take a look at toFixed()
<6> thx
<8> i have a problem. i have a list of image filenames, and a central image, and i want when an image name is clicked, a resized version of the image to be loaded in the central image (named image1). that's not a problem, already done. the problem comes with some images geing vertical and some horizontal. if the first image is horizontal, then image1 gets resized to the new horizontal dimensions and src se
<8> t to linkx, when a vertical image is clicked, the src
<8> p0ts is set to linxy, but when i try to resize the image, the old resize dimensions remain, and the image retains it's horizontal dimension, leaving the image steched.. how to i reset the dimensions on the image so that i can get the orignal image size of linky?
<5> Store the image sizes somewhere. Manually or obtain them serverside.
<8> no other way then...
<5> JS can't obtain the sizes itself, so, no.
<9> Anyone around?
<5> Yep.
<9> I'm having a weird problem with IE6, I'm changing some hidden input values with field.value = newValue;, when I submit the form in IE, it doesn't submit the new values, it keeps the original values
<9> http://brendaharristustian.com/beta/detail.php?type=dogs&item=AUS
<9> if you change one of the radio buttons, it should change a hidden field called printType
<9> the default is AUS-P, the second radio button should change it to AUS-G-C-12 and the third should be AUS-G-C
<9> but if you look at the URL on the next page, it's still AUS-P no matter what choice was selected
<5> Fix your HTML errors first.
<9> it's valid, isn't it?
<9> yea, its valid
<5> Nope.
<9> according to w3.org
<5> http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fbrendaharristustian.com%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline
<9> thats the homepage, not the page I linked
<9> they're unrelated
<9> http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fbrendaharristustian.com%2Fbeta%2Fdetail.php%3Ftype%3Ddogs%26item%3DAUS
<5> Hmz. Could've sworn that I pasted the whole url.
<5> Not updating the values at all in IE.
<5> Serves you right for abusing document.getElementById though. :-)
<5> Do an alert only on the onclick and see if it fires.
<5> And you really should look into the document.forms.elements collections.
<5> Saves you putting IDs on every friggin element and it's also faster and more efficient.
<9> Pilum: sorry, had a phone call, anyway, I had that at one point, and the people on either efnet or freenode yelled at me for doing it that way
<9> I added an alert to it already, and it does shoot back the correct value
<5> For using document.forms?
<5> Lol
<5> They're ignorant and/or idiots then.
<5> No point whatsoever to add 20 extra globals when you don't have to.
<5> Especially when it's slower.
<5> It returned the same value every time when I ran an alert in the address bar in IE. Showed correct in FF ofc.
<9> So, you have any ideas on another way of going about it? I'm really at a position where I can't put a lot of time into this, but at the same time I need to do something to get it to work correctly
<5> Don't have time to debug it properly I
<5> *I'm afraid.
<10> hello, if anyone could take a quick look at the code i copied/pasted/modified and tell me what i did wrong that would be great: http://www.prmiller.info/dom/home.html
<5> A personal note first: if you use strict... make it valid.
<10> well that is a good point
<10> usually do, lazy today and wanted to get the js to work, i suppose i should pick up a js book
<5> document.images[img_name1].src = img_src1;
<5> And you haven't got a comment on the <!-- (which is not a good thing to use anyway)
<5> Should use <![CDATA[ if you're worried about browsers messing with the content of the script tag
<10> no? do search engines not like that?
<10> hmm, thats for html 4? or just xhtml?
<5> For all which support <script>
<10> i know i dont have that part written correctly for html 4
<10> :P
<5> In any case you need // before it
<10> actually i do this for a "living"
<10> not actually a living though
<10> otherwise i'd probably know what i was doing
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