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<0> how do i make an onclick work for just text
<0> an <a> works fine in firefox but not IE
<0> same with a <div>
<1> hello, can you like, invoke an auto click using JS ?
<2> element.click()
<1> i mean, for example, on body load, click something on x,y coordinates
<1> ok ill research that
<1> thx
<3> is there any way of removing the value of an input type file other than formobj.reset(); ?
<4> don't thnk so. file inputs are notoriously unscriptable.
<3> damn.. il need to save other values in array, clear the form, then put back my values
<5> sapphic
<5> @find sapphic
<6> you lesbo lover
<5> @find sapphic
<5> @find karupsha
<5> @find cyth
<5> lol
<7> hm
<7> what you doing?
<6> he is looking for a lesbian lover
<5> goddamn /amsg works all servers ;\
<5> sorry 'bout that
<8> ok, ***uming i have a div "main" and i want to dynamicly load an HTML page into it when a javascript button is clicked, other than using the innerHtml property, what method can i use to 'put' the page HTML in that div?
<8> i'm using the following code right now to insert plaintext:
<8> newDiv.setAttribute("id",element);
<8> newDiv.appendChild(document.createTextNode(http.responseText));
<8> divParent.replaceChild(newDiv,oldDiv);
<9> document.write ("...." ?
<8> doesn't that clear the entire document?
<9> I think it does, yes
<8> well that's no good
<8> i just want to clear the div
<9> you are talking about treating a <div> page like a frame, right?
<8> yes
<10> why dont u just removeChild()
<8> SufiBlade - well, if i weren't intending to replace the content in that div i would
<10> then its better to just hide it
<10> and make it appear when the content has been replaced
<8> ok
<8> that's not related to my question, however
<10> there's no other way
<10> innerHTML, appendChild or document.write
<9> right. Invisible <div> then make it visible
<9> otherwise you are better off using frames, or if a dynamic PHP page
<8> so there's no way around innerHtml
<9> don't think so
<11> can someone point me in the right direction to create an image preloader with javascript
<11> im fairly new to javascript but I program with java and actionscript which are very similar to js
<11> oo
<10> yeah actionscript is just like js
<11> well most object oriented languages are very similar
<11> c# is kind of similar
<11> same with delphi, but as and java are really similar to js
<10> you can search for preload image functions on google
<11> well i was hoping more for a javascript reference for using images
<11> i much rather write something on my own to help me learn better
<11> or theres just the image object and thats it
<10> i think ur better off seeing what others are doing and then see if u can improve it
<11> alright
<11> ill check it out
<11> thanks
<11> do u use any sort of ide when writing javascript?
<10> none
<10> sometimes dreamweaver but thats just like notepad
<12> okay so I want to send request.onreadystatechange = function
<12> But i want function to be a variable, with a function name.
<12> How can I do this.
<11> what do you mean
<10> eval()
<11> can i do mystring+=additiontothestring in javascript?
<11> im not sure if thats a valid operator
<13> is there a function to return a full xmldocument as a string
<13> equivalent to xmldoc.loadXML("text"); but the goal is to read the xmldoc as a string
<14> hi
<15> can ayone tell me whats wrong wtih my code?
<13> pastebin it
<15> can someone help me with this code: http://pastebot.nd.edu/532
<13> instead looping all the time to check if the image is loaded, check if its loaded every X miliseconds with setTimeout or setInterval function
<15> really?
<13> you wont be able to use the document.write() function tho, as it can only be called before the end of the onload
<15> oh
<15> well how can i display status like that
<13> heh
<13> if i would not have crashed my firefox, id be writing you an alternative right now :P
<13> give me 2-3 mins
<13> its gonna be ready
<15> alright
<15> sounds cool
<15> :)
<13> posting to pastebin...
<13> kinda slow tho
<13> http://pastebin.ca/86855
<13> something like this shoud work better...
<13> i didnt test it by the way
<15> thanks a lot
<15> ill check it out
<15> thanks a lot :)
<15> i gotta go
<15> ttyl :)
<15> bbl
<16> there is a way to write to <div> </div> text by onclick?
<17> Yes.
<16> http://pastebot.nd.edu/538 << someone know what worng here?
<18> Hi, a little problem here..
<18> onclick=\"javascript:document.location=startdate.value;\"
<18> startdate being an text input
<19> onclick="location.href = document.myformname.startdate.value"
<18> kewlz. Trying
<18> My java is rusty.
<19> it is javascript
<17> Javascript is not java. And 'javascript:' should not be used in code.
<18> mm
<18> onclick=\"location.href = document.ordon.startdate.value\"
<18> no errors, but doesn't do anything
<18> nvm, its my HREF=void that is conflicting
<17> Heh.
<17> <a href="#foo" onclick="location.href = document.ordon.startdate.value; return false;">
<18> I did that:)
<18> Pilum
<18> What do I do if my text input is not in a FORM? Because, where it is, I have to make the form style display:inline because its returning lines.. And under firefox, display:inline doesnt work so is there a way using some getelementById to do this without using a form?
<19> it will work, give the field an id. i don't recall form is a block element
<17> Bull****
<17> display:inline; works just fine in Firefox
<17> But what you really want to do is remove margins.
<18> No it doesn't:\ Lotsa forums about it
<17> Lots of ignorant idiots out there too.
<18> marigns? Oh.. like margin-top:0 etc ?
<17> Yes.
<18> It is still returning one line after all 4 margins set to 0
<18> <form style='margin-bottom:0;margin-top:0;margin-left:0;margin-right:0;' name='ordon'>
<19> because the element before is a block element?
<17> style="margin: 0; padding: 0;"
<18> Ok
<18> Trying
<18> Still returning one line
<18> Same result on both IE and FF. One line is returned
<17> What do you mean by that?
<18> text text text text
<18> form is here
<18> when it should be
<18> text text text text <form is here>
<17> You have standards compliance?
<18> Yes
<17> Ah yes.
<18> display:inline makes it, but only for IE
<17> I've never had any problems with display:inline; in Firefox.
<18> http://godlikenerd.com/weblog/2005/03/24/firefox-inline-block-frustration/
<19> it is talking about inline-block ...........
<18> The one talking about display:inline is only if french
<18> Is there just a way to make it without a form element around my text input
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