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<0> :)
<1> ah, 'cause they use span
<1> here's what you do
<0> yeah I had to change it to textarea textbox to get what I wanted
<1> in the onclick, change it so that it p***es the name of your textarea: e.g. onclick="ClipBoard('text1')"
<1> sorry, use id instead
<1> then in the function, change it to this: function ClipBoard(objId){holdtext = document.getElementById(objId); //rest of code stays same....}
<1> hmm... there's more to it then that...the code in that example is terrible
<1> heh
<1> ****ing microsoft
<0> lol
<1> but you must get what I mean at that point.
<1> give me a minute and i'll put something on a pastebin
<0> yeah... hehe, gotta love ms
<0> okie dokie
<1> your stuff is already in a text area though, right?
<0> textarea textbox, yup
<1> there, msged it to ya
<1> you could merge the first two lines in the function if you wanted to.
<0> ok brb
<1> here's one that works in firefox: http://la.ma.la/misc/js/setclipboard.txt
<0> <BUTTON onClick="ClipBoard('ID');">Copy to Clipboard</BUTTON> - here is the code for my button, every time I click it now IE spits the dummy and says "Error: Object expected ; Code:0"
<0> here is my code for the textarea textbox <TEXTAREA ID="text1" COLS="100" ROWS="27" WRAP="VIRTUAL">
<1> 'ID' != "text1"
<1> try ClipBoard('text1') instead
<0> k
<0> by the way do I need to put that script in the head section of the page (as usual) or does it need to appear in the body section
<1> it can go in either, but best practice dicates you leave it in the head
<2> meep
<1> hi fatbrain
<0> ok, because it's still complaining about object expected
<2> Hello furtive.
<1> |edin| post your code to http://www.nomorepasting.com
<1> bwahahaha:: http://www.farkimages.com/uploads/ba3f089249.jpg
<2> haha
<0> http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=57449
<0> the html> actually has <html> in my html page, that's just my mistake with copying and pasting it across
<1> hmm.... |edin| you're making me repeat myself
<1> 'ID' != "text1"
<1> <button onclick="ClipBoard('text1')"
<1> that's what you want
<1> you're p***ing the id of the text aea you want to copy, and that id is 'text1' .... not 'id'
<2> furtive: delete a folder in linux?
<1> rmdir dirname
<2> non empty one?
<1> rm -rf ./dirname
<2> ah, thanks
<1> don't forget the !
<1> err .
<3> nooo
<3> rm -Rf ./dirname
<2> ya, I know
<1> hehe
<3> case sensitive
<2> NeoFuture: no
<1> depends on shell
<1> and os
<3> yes buy Rf works on all ;)
<1> yup
<3> rf dont work on all
<0> <BUTTON onClick="ClipBoard('ID' != "text1");">Copy to Clipboard</BUTTON> -> ok this is the code for my button now but it doesn't copy anything when I click the button
<0> :\
<1> holy ****
<1> <button onclick="ClipBoard('text1')"
<1> you're p***ing the id of the text aea you want to copy, and that id is 'text1' .... not 'id'
<3> swearing
<3> dont say cunting nasty ****in words ***hole
<1> do you understand |edin|
<0> yep but after putting it back to <button onclick="ClipBoard('text1');" IE's bitching about object required :\ .... heh, bummer
<1> you have more than one text area with id text1 ... id is supposed to be unique. and your html is badly formed, you have a --> with no opening <!--
<1> stop being so sloppy
<0> opps
<0> sorry, its been a long time since I did any coding
<4> 'morning
<0> ok I got it now, my damn function was missing an ending }
<1> heh
<1> get a text editor that warns you about those things ;-)
<0> I had to remove a lot of the text in the textbox to cut down the number of lines
<0> and eventually I put in new lines everywhere and I found the error
<0> darn it
<0> what kind of text editor? I use notepad
<1> ultraedit is a good one. SciTe is not bad.
<0> cool, but how do I remove my paste id now?
<0> I don't need it anymore
<4> read the console in FF or turn on error notification in IE
<0> by the way is there any way to remove the - that appears in the title bar of IE
<4> no
<0> eg Test Page - Microsoft Internet Explorer
<0> I've managed to get rid of the Microsoft Internet Explorer
<0> part except -
<4> you hack the registry?
<0> yep
<0> safely, of course
<0> :)
<4> useless for other people to see the site
<0> well this page I'm building is a page I'll definately be using personally a lot, like all day as part of doing my job
<0> its a small thing but its annoying to me anyway
<4> should be just a hta then
<3> http://www.pipelinecard.org/
<4> http://www.randomperspective.com/page.asp?1news/2/099
<5> can you tell me please, how to put text in a cell?
<5> or what is the name of the value of a t
<5> td
<0> with regards to heading tags, eg <h1></h1> is it possible to remove the new line it creates?
<1> either give the td an id or reference it through document.getElementById('tableId').rows[x].cols[y]
<1> you can add text with either .innerHTML or via the text node: http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:EG4DLFdsDoQJ:www.howtocreate.co.uk/tutorials/index.php%3Ftut%3D0%26part%3D25+javascript+insert+Text+Node&hl=en&gl=ca&ct=clnk&cd=1&client=firefox-a
<1> |edin| format the css for h1
<1> change it from block to inline
<5> ok
<5> i use id
<5> i want to do mm_changeprop(), document.tdid.text
<5> but it did not work
<1> we don't support dreamweaver or flash functions here
<5> me either
<5> i just want to do javascript
<5> nobody know what is the property name of the text of the td ?
<1> i told you what to do
<5> i just need the word
<5> i didnt find it
<1> search for this: .childNodes[1].firstChild.nodeValue
<1> and try. we're not here to spoon feed you.
<4> you jsut told him to use innerHTML already. ..... I feel like kicking someone
<5> i got so many trouble to speak english, sorry,
<0> ok I got my heading to appear on the same line as my button but they're side by side, which css command puts a certain space after the heading?
<1> you need to put in between. If you need more than one then you should put a span between and use a loop and .innerHTML. You could also use spacer images of varying sizes.
<1> </sarcasm>
<0> makes the code look messy I thought there was a css command
<0> like spacing-right: 3x
<0> so it places 3 spaces after the heading
<6> i would like to have a counter to see how many times a certain picture is viewed.. is that easy to do? would it be made in javascript?
<1> no. serverside.
<6> im new to making websites.. would you happen to have something that does that already?
<6> :S
<1> depends what serverside lang you're using
<6> my website hosts accepts almost anything
<7> may I recommend asp to begin with then
<6> i'd take anything..except im barely new to htlml...imagine asp...
<7> Alex_|: For a detailed HTML guide go here: http://www.ncdesign.org/html/
<7> go find some tutorial for asp then
<6> thanks
<8> you probably already have a log on your server that logs every request for that pic
<8> which you can count
<1> yup
<6> humm ok i'll check with them then, thanks for the help
<7> hmm someone who codes html for food :-)
<4> that's what people said html will cure world hunger
<1> <table> fills me up just fine.
<4> I hate management issues, the monkeys don't feel motivate enough. and they are muslim , i can't bring them to a pub and buy them beer
<4> may be i can buy some danish flag and let them have some fun to burn it
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