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<0> hello . i need some help please .. it there a way to close a html window with javascript:window.close(); and the browser winn _not_ ask for permission to close ?
<1> sure hope not
<2> oh... ex-gf.
<3> oops
<2> I think it was the -"go f*** yourself" part that mad her tick
<2> I never was any good at doing conversation
<2> gives me more time to spend with my mistress.... if I had one...
<4> the one you changed cities with?
<2> ya
<4> sorry it didn't work out the way you hoped.
<4> at least your brain's still getting fatter ;-)
<2> hehe, indeed, I'm glad we broke up, now I can continue my rampage of... not beeing with anyone.
<4> the internet wouldn't have it any other way :-P
<2> ;)
<2> I don't know if you guys have tried out Lisp, it's freaking awesome, that is, if you want to do something that doesn't actually do anything.
<2> like a function that prints out the pascal-triangle... who'd need that!?
<4> hehe, i haven't. I really should, maybe i should pick up a book on it. certainly got the time for it.
<4> a site dedicating to rating the escort "experiences" from the Second Life online game: http://sl-escort-ratings.blogspot.com/
<2> test
<4> icle
<3> nice
<4> ;-)
<5> hehe
<5> pervs
<5> oops sorry
<5> didn't see the @
<5> ;D
<4> hehe
<5> where the hell is my gum
<5> i know one of you took it
<6> hey how can I monitor for an onclick event, but not sure where, could be anywhere
<3> do it on the body tag
<6> hmm, do what? :)
<3> punch yourself
<6> I'll try :-p
<4> lol
<6> hey which one of you guys was working on domapi
<6> well I went by the website anyway and glad to see its still rockin'
<6> I guess I should ask, how do I monitor for events and then detect an onclick event?
<4> I need candy, bubble gum and taffy, Gonna get your *** beat nasty, Do it so your dad sees, embarr*** your whole family
<5> was that an attempt to do rap?
<4> it was MC Pee Pants
<5> right
<5> who?
<5> :P
<4> http://www.geocities.com/audrahammer/mcpeepants3.mp3
<5> not interested, was just being sarcastic
<6> [Torgo]: I see what you mean now, thanks :-p
<7> yo.. anyone around?
<4> yep
<7> sweet..
<7> easy question
<4> just the way i like 'em
<7> what method do i just to change the current page
<4> you mean navigate to another page?
<7> using onclick event in a div statment rather than a link
<7> yeah
<4> location.href = "foo.html"
<7> kewl.. le'me try
<7> got it.. sweet
<7> told ya it was easy.. thanks
<4> np
<6> so lets say I have an iframe, a user clicks a link in the iframe they are taken to a new page inside of the frame, if I wanted to find out which page that is how would I do that? document.getElementById('frameid').src is set to the first page
<8> back
<8> furtive: just come back from Brunoise, I like it, good enough to have more visit later on.
<4> how was the bill?
<8> Appetizers and Desserts is included, from 40 t0 50$
<8> http://www.brunoise.ca/
<4> that's fine
<9> hey, can anyone tell me how to add an onClick event to an element in the DOM?
<9> hey
<9> anybody awake?
<10> document.getElementById('moo').onclick = myFunction; or document.getElementById('moo').onclick = function(e) { ... }
<9> hey... someone's awake!
<9> can somebody help me with the DOM?
<11> Dom Perignon '53 was an excellent year I must say
<10> I meant computer screen light :p
<10> what do you need to know?
<9> I'm trying to add an onClick event to a span tag that I made with a script
<10> ok
<9> ...
<10> x = document.createElement('span'); x.onclick = myFunction;
<10> that kind of thing
<9> hm.. not working, I think there's a problem with something else
<9> is it taboo to paste code into this channel, or am I ok pasting the function I'm trying to make?
<11> use pastebin.com please
<10> use http://pb.html-channel.com
<9> kk, it's on pastebin
<9> when I add the onClick event to the style tag it breaks the one on the parent tag for some reason
<9> http://pastebin.com/550843
<10> objListNode.childNode.onClick that looks rather odd
<10> erk
<10> do you mean to call that function recursively?
<9> yeah, kinda
<10> it doesn't return anything though
<9> I'm building a tree-ish navigation widget, and this is the function to expand the list
<10> [09:28] <10> try this
<10> [09:28] <10> objListNode.onclick = function() { showPropList(this); }
<9> well, it doesn't break the parent onClick event, but the child one doesn't work
<10> var ref = eval(obj.id);
<10> what the....
<10> paste the whole thing
<10> with HTML
<9> kk
<9> http://pastebin.com/550850
<9> ignore the ridiculous json example data
<10> ahhmm
<10> I think the problem is with the json
<10> well
<10> that and var ref = eval(obj.id);
<10> yeeeesss
<10> you don't ever give the li's an ID
<9> hm...
<9> how do I reference them then?
<10> oh and you have onClick instead of onclick
<10> objListNode.onclick = function() {showPropList(this);}
<10> objListNode.id = prop;
<10> heheh
<10> now the only problem left is with the JSON stuff
<10> you see what you're doing there?
<9> whats the problem there?
<9> I can access all the data like an array
<10> "var ref = eval(obj.id);" would give you "var ref = myLibrary" wthe first time around, right
<9> yeah
<10> but when you click on a sub-item you get something like "var ref = books"
<10> you have no variable called books
<10> it's myLibrary.books
<9> ah crap
<10> so either change the JSON to reflect this, or change the way you look up the data
<9> well, the json is how I want it, but I don't know how I could get the next level properties...
<9> I tried objListNode.id = ref + "." + prop; but it didn't work either
<10> something like objListNode.id = obj.id + '.' + prop; should do it
<10> doesn't quite work though
<9> another weird thing... when I do it with just objListNode.id = prop; I get what looks like a list of document properties or something
<10> yeah it must grab the DOM object
<10> that's all the properties of one of your elements
<10> w00t
<10> doesn't work 100% but that's due to the JSON
<10> http://pastebin.com/550865
<9> kk, thanks
<9> what should the json look like then?
<10> you should keep it as objects instead of mixing objects and arrays
<9> why does it only give the property number after 2 levels?
<10> because you're using arrays
<9> now I have http://pastebin.com/550870 and it's still doing it
<10> yeah that's because you have 1 : {... 2 : { ...
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