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<0> "The with statement should not be used." <- agree with that one at least. :-)
<0> "eval is Evil" <- and that
<1> yup
<1> I didn't use === and !== that much
<0> True, sometimes one is forced to consort with the devil, but it's wise to avoid it. :-)
<0> Format conventions seem to be pretty close to mine, but I don't agree 100% to them.
<0> "Indent 8 spaces" ugh
<0> I hate people who use spaces for indenting.
<2> this is the part of our code standard I never followed
<0> "Use of tabs should be avoided because (as of this writing in the 21st Century) there still is not a standard for the placement of tabstops."
<0> In my view that's exactly what makes tabs so good.
<0> Many editors allows the user to define how wide, in spaces, a tab should be.
<0> Adjust to your own liking.
<0> I do set my tabs to 4 spaces usually though (which is the amount the article suggests for indentation :-))
<2> Pilum: that implies that you don't use spaces as well, though :)
<1> i use both,but at the end i p*** to the formatter and put everthing to tab :)
<0> :-)
<3> pilum whats the method of retrieving the value of a div's display status, if you ***ign it with: document.getElementById(myvar).style.display =
<0> document.getElementById(myvar).style.display ==
<1> read the .style.display back
<3> oh i stuck that in: window.alert(document.getElementById(myvar).style.display);
<3> ive got:
<3> function toggle1(myvar) {
<3> vartwo = document.getElementById(myvar).style.display);
<3> window.alert(vartwo);
<3> }
<3> and: <div style="display:none" id="christmas" name="christmas">
<3> when i run javascript:toggle1('christmas'); it doesnt alert :o
<3> btw sorry
<0> Use a pastebin next time.
<3> ye shouldve done that :s ive just got so many windows open... trying to do quite a few things at once :/
<3> anyway i dont see any syntax errors there, as far as i know :|
<0> There is one
<0> display);
<3> hm i was under the impression alert(document.something.here); was valid?
<0> Yes, and?
<3> i.e. since its a piece of code you want to disclude the the quotes or apostrophes
<0> The alert is not the problem
<3> so in what way is display); invalid? theres the closing parenthesis (required) and semicolon (required) ?
<3> oh ****
<0> The closing parenthesis does not belong there - especially when you don't have an opening one
<3> ahaha
<3> sorry :*
<3> sweet, success
<0> And don't ever use "javascript:"
<3> okz
<1> it is funny to see someone try to win an argument on syntax error
<3> ht311, ive been moving a lot of lines around and for some reason thought ....display was in the middle of a window.alert();
<3> ;(
<1> it is very obvious there is an error, and you try to convince us that is valid :D
<3> well in my head i was convinced an opening parenthesis needed to be closed :P
<1> only if there is one
<3> i know, thought there was :d wasnt thinking
<4> value.replace(/[^0-9]+/, ''); is not supose to replace all non-0 to 9 character?
<3> no, you need to specify a global match
<3> //g
<4> ok thanks
<3> /\D/g may work, duno what flavor of regex javascript uses
<3> hmm
<3> how do you prevent a link from being selected when its clicked :o
<4> how do i can debug in internet explorer?
<4> eurr
<4> how can i.. ?
<2> losthimself: download a copy of microsoft script debugger
<4> ok thanks
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