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<0> any one here know much about google api maps
<1> http://codingp***ion.blogspot.com/2006/05/aspnet-20-callback.html - is it possible to load a result into an XML Dom ?
<2> look down at the bottom there
<1> yes didn't know javascript can do it
<2> abso-smurfly
<1> absolutely i.e?
<2> yes
<3> Hello smart scripters!
<4> hi there.. I need a reg express that checks if the expression *channel*locked*mail*@*information* matchs a certain string... what should be the criteria? ^(*channel*locked*mail*@*information*)$ ?
<5> (OS: Windows 2000 Professional, Service Pack 2 (5.1 - 2600)) (Uptime: 10w 06:58:37) (CPU: 1-AMD K7 (0.18 m) {4} @~1000.90MHz) (MEM: Usage: 368/512MB (71.88%) [||||||||||])
<5> AMD Thunderbird still r0x
<6> Question, i'm using a link that has an onClick attribute that closes it, and it targets another named window, but doesn't work in Firefox?
<6> Works fine in IE. Any known issues with firefox and the target attribute or closing and window and now following through with the link?
<7> hey folks
<7> any ideas on why http://pastebin.com/713280 won't change my selected option in a select box? :(
<8> document.getElementById("s").selectedIndex--; -> document.getElementById("s").selectedIndex = s1-1;
<8> And I must say, that code doesn't make much sense heh.
<8> If you're trying to drop an option, then use removeChild or something.
<7> well
<7> trying to select the previous and next option
<8> And transfer values to it by the looks of it.
<7> hm
<7> oh.
<7> i see why i did that
<7> ya, ignore that
<7> that was for something else i was doing with it
<7> still around Pilum? :D
<8> Yes?
<7> uhm
<7> if i change the selectedindex of the select
<7> and need to use the value of the now currently selected option
<7> how'd i get that?
<8> Store it in variables?
<7> <a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById('s').selectedIndex = document.getElementById('s').selectedIndex+1; parent.content.location = document.getElementById('s').options[document.getElementById('s').selectedIndex].value;">Next</a>
<7> is that wise to do it that way
<7> ?
<8> Why use a select at all?
<7> because i need to have the option of skipping to an option straight off
<8> Then by all means.
<7> it*
<8> Hm?
<7> the /notice :P
<8> I ignore those.
<7> ah
<7> I'm using it for a template previewing engine
<7> :]
<9> :>
<1> Hello Pilum
<1> in javascript a type of break exists?
<10> err there's a break statement if that's what you mean
<1> why is C# so similar to javascript
<1> ?!
<1> thanks RoBorg
<1> never came the thing that a break exists as well
<8> Why C# is similar to js? C# isn't similar to js if you ask me.
<1> as in syntax Pilum
<8> Dozens of language are similar in syntax.
<8> And it is after all commonly referred to as "c-style syntax"
<1> oh
<1> Ic
<1> java took from c?
<8> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curly_bracket_programming_language
<1> oh
<1> thanks
<1> interesting
<1> php as well?
<1> :S
<1> how can I stop a javascript function ?
<8> return;
<1> cheers~ again :)
<11> socio Alguen q quiera abrir una portada chevere doy el dominio
<8> In English please.
<12> english pls.
<1> can I use a variable in SELECT TOP @Var
<1> sorry wrong window
<13> hello
<8> Hello.
<13> can someone help me understand why this http://hypeland.com/profile4.html works in mozilla and not IE?
<13> any one?
<8> Firstly...
<8> Remove all traces of 'javascript:' from your code.
<10> hmmm...seems to work to me
<13> you mean in the <a href> ?
<8> And in the onclicks. Especially in the onclicks.
<10> <a href="#" onclick="doSomething(); return false;"> <-- that's how they should look
<13> ok
<13> outside of standard javascript practices it seems to just be an attribute of a div that IE is not picking up
<13> because it slides left and right but it comes from behind the div
<10> hmm
<13> ?
<13> did you all have any suggestions?
<10> mmmm dunno... maybe a bug in the library you are using?
<13> uhm thats what i was thinkin, i don tknow, i wish i new javascript in depth so that i could write my own
<14> hi all
<8> Hello.
<14> i have 1 question: i have following String '<root><child>test</child><child>test1</child></root>' - now i want to create an js array which will contain {test, test1}, how can i parse this xml and create objects using js ?
<8> Write an XML parser.
<14> i found following ex: var xmlDoc=document.implementation.createDocument("ns","root",null); xmlDoc.load(some_file.xml) - here is loaded xml and it is represented as DOM object, the problem is that i haven't this xml , my data is stored in String , so the question is: how to load my xml without using some file. ?
<8> http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/library/manuals/2000/javascript/1.5/reference/toplev.html#1064506
<14> Pilum Write an XML parser. -- er... i am sure there should some standard approach...
<8> JS doesn't have a built-in parser if that's what you mean.
<8> http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/library/manuals/2000/javascript/1.5/reference/string.html#1193137
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