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<0> Don't repeat
<0> What's the code of isAllFieldsFilled?
<1> empty...
<1> for now...
<0> So how do you know it doesn't work?
<1> but I get an error saying the function addEventListener doesnt apply to a form element
<1> "Object Doesnt support this property or method"
<0> Apply it to the elements then?
<1> document.elements[x] ?
<0> document.forms[x].elements[y]
<1> I need it on the form, I need a onsubmit...
<0> Why have you put it on focus then?
<1> sorry for test purposes... its "submit" not focus
<0> document.forms[x].onsubmit = isAllFieldsFilled;
<1> will I be able to use "this" the documentation says no
<0> Then the documentation is wrong.
<1> lol ok I'll try it thanks
<0> You're probably confusing it with <form ... onsubmit="foo();"> in which case 'this' would refer to the window.
<0> Not so when you do formRef.onsubmit = foo;
<1> hmmm something doesnt work...
<1> document.forms[x].onsubmit = 'isAllFieldsFilled';
<2> speaking of forms. Any idea why document.forms['myform'].submit; doesn't work for me?
<1> I think you need the numerical index of it...
<1> .forms[0]
<1> or document.myform.submit
<1> or document.getElementById('form') or document.getElementByName('myform')
<0> Herrick: Don't quote the function name.
<0> And no, you don't need a numerical index.
<0> And it's .submit()
<1> oups sorry
<1> I think I'll shut up :)
<2> that's odd. doc.myform.submit doesn't work. (checked the spelling twice). But a submit button does. Maybe I have a problem elsewhere.
<0> Sukotto: .submit(); not .submit;
<0> And don't name your submit button "submit"
<0> (Did I just hit bingo? :-))
<1> Pilum: the onsubmit works only if I do a submit button... if I use form.submit() it doesnt gets called is that normal ?
<0> document.forms['myform'].submit(); // works as long as you have nothing with name="submit" on your page.
<0> Or this.submit(); in your function.
<2> yeah, that's a bingo :-)
<2> thanks
<3> anyone here know how I can set an onclick handler for an <a> tag, cause when I try it, it doesnt work
<0> What do you do then?
<3> I'll put a pastebin
<3> http://pastebin.com/710626
<3> there
<3> I'm sure this works before, but I can't get it to wor now
<3> an example page is http://www.comingevents.org/convertable2-dev/php/index.php (wait a couple of seconds) then right at the bottom, below the "footer"
<3> Pilum: when I click one of the links at the very bottom, it just navigates to js/js2.php
<3> which is _NOT_ supposed to happen, if you return false from the onclick handler, right?
<0> Right.
<3> but it does
<3> so wtf
<0> document.links[document.links.length-1].onclick returns 'undefined'
<3> hmm
<0> Your function is correct though...
<3> Pilum: incidentally, all the href/onclick elements in the links array are undefined
<3> check the page now, I loop through EVERY item in the array and output href/onclick
<0> And incidently the same thing you're doing works perfectly here.
<3> wha?
<0> Basically anyway.
<3> don't click the links between the two grey bar
<3> they are going to work anyway, cause they are different, I'm talking about the items below the bottom grey bar, they are like in a stepping fashion cause of all the text output
<0> I wasn't.
<3> oh
<3> so you clikc and the video runs?
<3> oh wait, no it won't, cause of return false
<0> http://www.html-channel.com/pastebin.php?id=2 <- my test code
<3> yeah, looks identical
<3> my code however doesnt do that
<0> Sounds like you have something somewhere which interferes with it.
<3> yeah maybe
<2> hmm... IE appears to be caching my ajax requests so my page never changes.
<0> Heh.
<3> Sukotto easy fix for that
<0> Haven't experienced that myself.
<2> turn of the async part of ajax?
<3> http://pastebin.com/710644
<3> no, use cache control headers like that
<2> thanks, I'll try that
<2> there's also this which I just found: http://www.enja.org/david/?p=25
<2> (use POST instead of GET)
<3> ah, well I guess it's up to you, thats how I fixed it
<0> Ah. That'd explain it. I always used POST hehe.
<2> The more fancy stuff I try to do with js/css/etc, the more I grow to hate IE
<0> Pretty common that.
<3> yeah, I totally agree with that
<2> thanks kosh[0] , changing to POST worked so I didn't try your solution
<3> well anyway, something you can reference if you needed it
<2> yes, for sure
<4> hello
<0> Hello.
<4> which is alternative for document.createElement() for _downlevel_ browsers?
<0> There isn't one really.
<0> Just a few things like new Option()
<4> thank you, will try as i want to add option to select :)
<0> http://www.quirksmode.org/js/options.html'
<5> quick question: what's wrong with this? onclick="javascript:match(document.form1.p***word, document.form1.p***word_confirm)"
<5> should there be "'s or something=
<5> ?
<0> The "javascript:" part for starters
<0> Having a field named "p***word" might cause conflicts as well.
<0> As might "match" if that's a custom function.
<5> the javascript: shouldn't be there?
<0> No.
<5> oh...when am I supposed to use that, then?
<0> Nothing.
<0> Just remove it entirely.
<0> onclick="match(....);"
<5> ok...but i've seen people use javascript: every now and then?
<0> Because they're ignorant.
<5> ah. so forget that, then.
<0> It was originally used in href on links, before onclick and other event handlers were introduced. And even then it was a hack,.
<0> And now it's somehow spread to event handlers.
<5> i see
<0> match() is a built-in regexp function so you might try changing its name. If that doesn't work then it's probably something in the function itself. ***uming the references you p*** as arguments are correct.
<5> i get the 'is null or not an object' on form1.p***word.value
<0> Change the name then. Probably conflicting with the p***word type.
<5> whops, got it working. silly me.
<5> just a typo. thanks for your help!
<0> Np.
<5> Pilum: could you have a quick look at this 7-line snippet? http://pastebin.com/710952 ie reports an error on line 6.
<6> document.forms['form1'].submit();
<5> sk8ing: no go
<5> anyway, that shouldn't be necessary, i think
<5> ah, got it working. there was a button named 'submit' causing the trouble.
<5> thanks for you help, guys
<7> hey guys... i got a questino... i have some html mixed with js that im trying to set using innerHTML, ive already researched to find that innerHTML doesnt parse javascript so im just wondering how can i dynamically add js to the page, i was thinking parsing the innerHTML content to extract the js maybe a regular exp and add that to the head node sort of thing... does that sound right or is there a better way?
<0> Where do you get this js from?
<7> ummm its comming from the server
<7> im using A..x
<7> you cant say it here :)
<8> if it's pure js, load it via a script tag
<8> either that or eval it
<7> thats the thing... its not
<8> then wtf are you thinking?
<7> the js is obviously withing the <script... tags
<8> gotta point an iframe at it then
<0> You should make it pure js then, and make it attach itself as it were to the html afterwards.
<7> thats why i was asking if maybe i can parse the innerHTML content to retrieve the js
<7> which i can then attach etc....
<0> And you can't set the server to generate the js seperately?
<0> And don't give me an answer to which the answer to the following "why?" is "because I'm too lazy"
<7> its not about been lazy.... its just that js and the html is the output of numerous server files...
<7> basically
<7> doing what you suggested would mean two server calls
<0> Bad software architecture in other words.
<7> and most likely parsing through the same data...
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