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<0> does anyone know why this line works in IE but not in FF: parent.document.getElementById('menu').TGotoLabel("_level0/", "Update")
<1> read your FF console
<0> Error: parent.document.menu.TGotoLabel is not a function
<2> seems self-explanatory
<0> it is not, the function should be there :)
<2> ***igned to that element?
<0> it works in IE
<0> and alert(parent.document.menu) returns [Object] [Object] in FF
<2> so?
<2> yes, but that object does not have that method
<2> have you ***inged it?
<0> no, the Macromedia Flash player should i guess
<0> these methods are "exported" by the Macromedia Flash player
<3> is there any smart way for javascript to convert the alphabet to numbers? (something like a=1; b=2, etc.- it dont have to be those numbers though- I can always redo the math)
<2> Tarantino, use ascii
<3> thanks:)
<3> was searching for "numeric"- didnt go well:-)
<2> charCodeAt() goes one way.. i forget how to go the other way right now
<3> ok, thanks
<0> fromCharCode might be the other way
<3> ok
<3> does ie support 2 dimensionel arrays?
<2> arrays of arrays, sure
<2> all arrays are single dimensional in ecma though
<3> hmm, odd- it wont work for me. Ive tried all day:-( I need to sort a array in a pre-set fixed order. Im now trying adding a ascii number at the beginning of them and then sort them and remove the first letter again- its not easy:-(
<2> why not just create your own sort compare function?
<3> with 2 dimensionel arrays?
<2> doens't matter
<3> there is nothing in the words that I can sort them by- I need them to keep the order they had when I ***igned them in the beginning- but they are sorted in 3 "boxes"- categorys
<3> so- I need them to relatively- keep the original order- in the new boxes. Makes sence?
<2> time to start using objects then
<3> hmm, ic
<2> if each line of your array had: {display:"text", sortby:2}
<3> I thought I was using objects
<3> ya?
<3> and next would be? {display:"text", sortby:3}?
<3> so- its like a number I ***ign to them?
<2> k
<3> no- im asking- is that how it works?
<2> it works however you want it to
<3> so- how do I sort them- afther I have given them these values?
<2> you key off the column you want to sort on
<2> look up the sort method in the docs
<3> ok- thanks a lot:) Now I got something to go on with- with a little help from google- ill get there:)
<3> im doing it wrong?
<3> var facit=new Array()
<3> facit[1]=display:'Help', sortby:1
<3> facit[2]=display:'me', sortby:2
<3> facit[3]=display:'please', sortby:3
<2> where's the curly braces?
<3> hmm, I didnt know I could set variables with curly braces
<3> hmm, it accepts the code- but the output is (object) (object) etc..
<4> anyone can help me with xmldoc.. im trying to loop through an xmldocument, http://jenna.adncomm.com/gestion/ajaxpropriete.php?action=load&idprop=3 I wanna create a for that would list all <fichier> in the <fichiers> elements
<4> im able to get all tags that are right under the <root> tag, but can't find how to get the childrens of a tag
<3> hey- objects are nice- now I get it:-)
<3> when I have defined the values like that- can I sort the same values when they are given to another array?
<5> what's the property for the inner html of a LI ?
<5> value? text?
<1> ...... innerHTML
<6> lol
<5> :)
<5> thanks :P
<5> I was seeing the object more like an Option object for a Select box
<1> ...
<5> as in... the same relation
<5> I guess the relation is the same, only the properties differ :P
<1> you need to study html harder
<5> I don't know which properties are found to which elements
<5> not taking in consideration the id, name, cl***Name, etc
<1> btw, even option have innerHTML
<5> hmm, so it's a standard property? for all elements?
<5> that have an end tag?
<1> read the reference
<5> I will, now another question, ul doesn't have a collection of list items isn't it? it has only child nodes? so I'll have to get the child nodes to get the number of li elements in the list, right?
<5> is there a better way?
<1> nope
<1> can use getElementsByTagName
<1> if it is single level
<5> it's not
<5> I guess that's the best way
<7> one awake?
<7> anyone awake?
<8> mmm hmm
<7> heres an interesting problem ive encountered.. in XHTML Transitional mode under FireFox, if i set a scroll event using something like window.addEventListener('scroll' , foo , false); the event never actually fires.. but in Quirks mode, everything seems to work fine. any ideas?
<8> hmm
<7> try it...
<7> its very strange
<7> heh
<7> for doctype i have:
<7> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
<7> "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">;
<7> then i have:
<7> window.addEventListener('scroll' , foo , false);
<8> give us the url or paste the whole lot to http://pb.html-channel.com
<7> ok
<7> will do
<7> hmm, wow, this is becoming even more strange
<7> THIS seems to work:
<7> http://www.html-channel.com/pastebin.php?id=7
<7> but'
<7> THIS DOESNT
<7> http://www.html-channel.com/pastebin.php?id=8
<8> hmmm nice
<8> it broke firefox heh
<7> it makes no sense to me
<7> is it a bug?
<8> it froze up my firefox
<8> well.. it's not frozen, I just can't click anything
<7> sorry :)
<8> I guess the alery box kinda got underneath something maybe
<7> if you change the alert() to a windows.status, maybe that will prevent it from freezing up
<7> maybe like window.status = Math.random()
<8> I killed it and tried again... seems ok now
<7> just to see if the event is firing or not
<8> maybe just a one-off
<7> ok
<8> hmmm
<8> they both work for me
<8> oooh that's interesting
<8> weird it stopped working for a second, but now it works again
<8> they're definitely both working in 1.5.0.1
<7> yeah its been off and on for me
<7> also, if you have 1 paragraph of text it usually wont work, but then put in like 3 or 4 paragrphs and it seems to work every time
<8> hmmm it's stopped now
<7> any workarounds for this?
<8> I can't figure out what I did to make it stop working
<8> hrm
<8> even when you trick it into getting the scrollbar stuck to the mouse it still works
<8> I dunno... sorry :/
<7> heh
<7> then, even stranger is that I actually ran into weird behaviour in IE on the same code
<7> it wasntt the same as FF, but still strange
<8> hmm
<7> although i used attachEvent instead of addEventListener
<8> were you using alerts there too?
<7> i tried alerts and also did window.status = Math.random just to see when it was firing... many times it was unpredictable and not firing
<7> especially in xhtml trans mode.. then in quirksmode, the problem didnt seem tohappen at all
<8> hmmm I wondered if the alerts were doing it because they steal focus, but I guess not
<7> i ran it through venkman, and tested the values instead of alerts and it still was not always firing the event
<7> so i dont know
<7> tis very strange
<8> mmm I just made it do it in FF without alerts
<8> so it's definitely not them
<7> same problem without alerts?
<8> yeah
<8> aha!
<7> ?
<8> moving the scroll wheel makes it stop
<8> every time
<7> so, your saying that if you do: (1) scrollbar (2) scrollwheel (3) scrollbar -- #3 wont work?
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