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<0> hello everyone....
<1> Hello.
<0> anyone could tell me if it is possible to preload other documents like CSS and JS from a javascript file but not showing them in the html destination file like document.writeln('<link rel="stylesheet"....... ?
<1> If document.write is what you mean by preload then sure.
<0> uhm I guess document.writeln would write out in the html the tags....
<1> How else would you do it?
<1> The stuff you put in <head> is basically "preloaded"
<0> oh I'd like just to do the same behaviour that would do the <link stylesheet....> in the html, but in the javascript
<0> yeah but that would mean if someone would look at source, they would see that <link stylesheet....> on da html source page
<2> iframe?
<2> and make it invisible in anyway
<0> mmm never used iframe....could you explain me a bit about it?
<2> its beyond topic of this channel
<0> oh..
<0> but that iframe is a javascript issue or a html issue?
<2> html of course
<0> ok thanks lemme take a look on da google :)
<1> You cannot hide it.
<1> Anyone can go read your js
<1> But document.write is what you need if you don't want it in the html.
<0> ah ok :)
<1> If you want it in the js only to "hide" it though then you really should reconsider.
<2> hmm
<0> reconsider how?
<2> why are you doing it?
<0> because it's a code I've done that I wouldn't like to show it to visitors
<1> Unavoidable.
<1> If you don't want people to see it, don't upload it.
<2> remove it from public access
<1> If it's removed from public access, the browser won't be able to use it. :-)
<0> hmmm but why not?
<0> maybe it could be possible to set a directory
<1> The browser has to load it into memory.
<0> just only enabled for localhost
<1> If the browser can access it, then anyone with a browser can read its contents.
<2> but it will secure that trivial code ;)
<1> Anyone who would have the slightest interest in seeing your css code will know how to obtain it.
<1> Your efforts are just a waste of time.
<0> hmmmmmmmmmmm
<0> what about using xmlhttprequest?
<1> Same.
<1> Makes no difference.
<0> uhm stupid question....because xmlhttprequest would cache everything
<1> What you _could_ do is put a copyright notice at the top of your source.
<0> true.... but if I put a copyright more pple would think "oh that's a code copyrighted....so it would be interesting"...
<0> indeed a non copyrighted code (even it isn't commercial though) would p*** like a bit less interesting because people would think "that's a code like billion of others"
<2> lol
<3> jez man, it's just css
<3> chill
<1> But when you are so obsessed with "protecting" your code that is your best option.
<1> But as [Torgo] says, it's just css. :-)
<0> heh oh well :)
<1> And unless you have a site with millions of hits per day I doubt anyone will care much tbh. :-)
<1> And if you do have a site with millions of hits, you should be able to afford a lawyer. :-)
<0> heh lawyers are too much expensive hehe
<1> Yeh. Especially for something this trivial.
<0> hehe the alternative is to study law and becoming a lawyer personally :D
<4> that you don't need to write js and css, problem solved
<0> haha right :D
<0> but now we're going to think we could do everything haha
<0> :D
<4> I never think of that, but I always do everything anyway, even if I don't want to.
<0> hehe me too
<0> actually I would go away for holidays
<0> but I can't
<4> such as reading the tax law and tell the accountant how he should do our income tax
<0> ouch.... shouldn't the accountant know ALREADY the tax law? :D
<4> well , there are web developers think he can hide code from the user, same idea apply to accountants as well.
<0> gh right
<0> :D
<5> ok so i got this form ... and i am running a validation script "onsubmit" in the form tag
<5> the validation script debugs out to be fine
<5> i >thought< that if you return true it submits and if you return false it aborts the submit
<1> Yes, and?
<5> well its not aborting when i return flase ... it submits anyway
<1> Url?
<0> Pilum, do you think it is possible to call a certain function in a javascript file using xmlhttprequest?
<0> I see usually it's use to call an entire file, js or html that is....
<1> Maybe, but I doubt it'd be pretty.
<6> you can evaluate the file
<6> the content
<6> and then call the function
<5> url for my question = http://development.arcanenetworking.com/test/test.php
<1> For starters you can just return valid;
<1> And I'd look into a regexp for the test if I were you.
<5> i am still wrapping my head arround regex
<5> but this may be a good opportunity to start learning
<1> Your object reference is also dubious at best.
<1> You really should p*** a proper reference to the function.
<1> Oh and you have to return the function in the event handler.
<5> return doValid(); riiiiiight
<1> onclick="return doValid(this.elements['txtName']);"
<5> thats the ticket
<5> thanks Pilum
<5> and thanks for all the other advice too
<5> feel like walking me throught the regex? help me learn?
<1> Not really my forte.
<7> hey all. I've created a table via JS. Looks great...but the bottom rows are cutoff even after I scroll to the bottom of the page....any ideas how I can "see" them?
<8> away
<9> overflow:visible;
<3> anyway to hide css from gecko?
<3> from within a css file, that is
<3> nm
<10> rock
<2> good morning
<9> morning ?
<9> damn i need to go to bed, im working in 4-5h
<9> :/
<10> so totally trashed tonight
<10> ****ers
<11> hi@all
<12> hello
<12> can someone help me around?
<1> Depends.
<12> ok
<12> so I got my hands on an expanding/collapsing script
<12> which uses cookie
<12> s
<12> can i paste the link?
<1> Sure.
<12> www.toaleta.org/test
<12> it's all working good, but I wonder if there is a way when you access the page, the menu is expanded
<12> i mean, the first time
<1> I didn't read it thoroughly, but changing temp.getElementsByTagName("li")[o].getElementsByTagName("ul")[0].style.display = "none"; to temp.getElementsByTagName("li")[o].getElementsByTagName("ul")[0].style.display = "block"; seems to be what you need.
<12> that isn't it
<12> damn
<12> in B
<12> pardon
<12> *sorry, wrong chan
<13> lol.
<13> "temp"
<12> ?
<12> what? :D
<12> so can anyone help around?
<14> how do i check if a timer is currently active?
<15> try using alert at the points you want to check
<12> Pilum
<12> can you help me please? :/
<14> VaranG|aN: i just want to know if its active or not
<2> define 'timer'
<1> var timer = setTimeout(...) if(timer) { ...
<1> I don't see where else it would be, ratsoid.
<12> hmm
<12> can someone else try to help me?
<12> maybe there's a switcher somewhere
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<15> NeoFuture: Your current time is: 22:42.34
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