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<0> the best is read the reference , remeber the methods
<1> v3 of editplus is planning intelisense
<1> fantastic IDE for $30
<0> so far , nothing is good enough ... only built in object have the intelisense
<0> NeoFu7ure: you see last night 24 yet?
<2> AMD sempron 64 series any good?
<0> should be about the same as celeron
<0> exacube: http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/11/21/the_mother_of_all_cpu_charts_2005/
<2> ty
<3> that chart is very inconsistent
<3> and plain inaccurate
<4> why when I get error it give me the message error then it submit ? I dont want submit after the message error my javascript code is http://pastebin.com/590233
<5> how can I select an option of a dropdown box in JavaScript ?
<5> document.myform.myselect.selected = 1; doesn't work
<0> document.myform.myselect.options[x].selected = true;
<5> thank you!
<5> :)
<5> it works
<0> miamo: that code give me nightmare
<5> the only thing I found on Google was how to do a damn dropdown navigation menu...
<5> as if this was the only interresting thing to do with drop downs
<4> ht311 http://pastebin.com/590247
<0> not because of the format
<0> learn something call regular expression
<0> RegExp
<4> ?
<4> wtf
<0> ... you talking to yourself?
<4> ****you now im talking to you goign on effnet
<0> that sure fit idiot way of doing things
<6> I just found an overflow bug in IE
<6> I think I got disconnected because I sayd that :P
<0> what overflow?
<6> a real overflow, it crashes IE
<7> not hard to do ;)
<6> well... an overflow it's still an overflow :) it's like ZOD rune in D2 :P
<0> I haven't done that for long long time. :)
<6> I'm preatty excited about this bug :D I'm keeping it :P :)))
<0> ... I am call Homeland Security
<0> [Torgo], my fix on ctSelect is pretty lame, you need to make it a bit more generic ;)
<7> looking at it right now
<6> I have problem with dynamicly added iframes, any idea on how to post data to them?
<6> if I set the target of a form to one of them it just opens a new window
<0> give the iframe a name, have the form target to the name
<6> I did that
<0> see if the iframe is in the frames collection
<0> window.frames["myframe"]
<6> it is
<6> everything else works fine
<6> only that I can't target it
<0> it work with static iframe?
<6> yep
<0> work in FF?
<6> now?
<6> I don't really know, let me check
<6> it worked with static, that's for sure
<0> i just feel the name is not properly registered
<0> try iframeref.setAttribute("NAME" , "blah");
<0> test with .name, getAttribute
<0> IE have this problem with input field
<6> hmm, ok, thanks
<6> let me check
<6> it's blank...
<6> now it works... iframe.name="blah"
<6> ****ing ****, I had to write a hafl of the code tonight because of that
<6> I've added onsubmit="submitIt(this)"
<6> to convert the form to a query string
<6> omg...
<0> it is all about alert and debugging
<6> I know I've set the name
<6> and I thought it's because the iframe is not for real in the code I'm having that problem
<6> so I tryed to find a workaround
<0> "not for real"?
<6> as in not in the original html
<6> I knew that IE is full of bugs and I thought this was one of them
<0> hehe anyway, there still a long road ahead of you
<0> I never annoy by IE bugs
<6> heh, because you don't use it? :P
<0> no, IE is my primary platform
<0> ff is not bug free either
<6> I know that
<6> I prefer IE over FF
<8> how much does MS pay you to say that
<7> beware, you're edging towards my main pet peeve
<8> well i must say im waiting for vista anxiously
<8> rather, DX10
<8> but i use Litestep as my shell, and have removed IE, replaced Notepad, Browser, IM, File Browser, ....everything except the command prompt
<0> FF is a freaking memory hog
<6> you should keep the themes, the mouse looks preatty cool as a space ship
<8> no memory problems here...i have 4GB :D
<6> so you are a MS fan too? "instead of writing better software we buy better computers" :D
<7> topic is javascript
<0> :p
<6> the javascript implementation in IE is leaking
<8> [Torgo] is the father of javascript.
<8> anyone tried MS Live mail?
<7> sk8ing no, actually
<0> FF leaks on different pattern too
<0> I am on yahoo beta mail. not bad
<6> [Torgo]: from what I've read it does
<0> the ui is not as snappy as domapi
<7> has nothing to do with the javascript implementation
<6> if you're using the same page to display diffrent contents (as in iframe=>div)
<7> limition is in com memory boundaries
<6> a lot of objects remain undestoryed
<0> sk8ing: is the dom reference count part leaking
<7> yes, but that's *you're* problem, not js
<6> ht311: is right
<6> ht311 is right
<6> it's still closely related
<0> not the js leaking
<0> http://www.crockford.com/javascript/memory/leak.html
<6> tara! javascript implementation is leaking!
<0> no
<6> in interraction with the DOM
<0> you just don't get it
<6> the DOM is leaking
<6> cuz the objects remain suspended
<0> that sound better
<7> again, it's not a leak
<7> it's a limitation in com
<6> wich can be controlled
<7> if when you closed your browser all the memory was not freed up, then *that* would be a leak
<6> hehe, that would be A REALLY BIG LEACK
<6> and you won't find one that easy
<8> how did u get yahoo mail beta?
<6> and still programs are still leaking
<6> and those leaks are called leaks
<6> the memory is freed because it's managed by the OS
<6> but the leak exists
<7> it'
<7> s not a freaking leak
<6> I'm not talking about that
<0> I sign up in the page, 2 month ago, they send me a mail said is my turn to get into the beta
<7> end of story, i'm quite tired of arguing with you
<6> you said that if the memory is freed up then it's not a leak
<6> that's not a good argumentation, if something leaks, nobody cares if the memory is freed when you close it
<6> cuz you are playing in a virtual memory space anyhow
<7> auto rejoin is nota very good idea
<7> sure to piss someone off
<6> I get disconnected too often
<9> if i want to do an if this and echo a table of code how can i? i tried document.write but am not escaping properly.. was tryin \"
<7> you really should be using innerHTML instead
<9> thats a function?
<7> property
<7> document.getElementById("someId").innerHTML = whatever
<7> for instance, <div id="someId"></div>
<9> wow thats badd***
<10> what about escaping? whats the rule to not break code?
<7> use \ within strings, to esacpe whatever quote you are using, either single or double
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