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<0> I'm trying to set custom attributes to an XMLHttpRequest, like obj = new XMLHttpRequest(); obj.whatever = "foo"; It works with FireFox, but MSIE (which uses ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP") instead of XMLHttpRequest) says "Object doesn't support this property or method" when I try to ***ign to a custom property. Anyone know how or if it's possible to set a custom property on an ActiveXObject?
<1> I'm pretty sure it's not
<0> RoB: Augh, that ****s.
<0> http://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2005/09/xmlhttp_notes_a_1.html <-- Confirmed: "Explorer doesn't allow you to set custom properties on an xmlhttp object."
<2> furtive you around at all?
<3> sure, he's over there
<2> lol
<2> he helped me earlier on something, and im stuck on an issue relating to it
<3> next time leave a tip
<2> furtive do you remember what you helped with: http://pastebin.com/556786
<4> yes
<2> well, that works superb, for bold, and italic
<2> but, only on their own
<2> ive been trying for about 3 hours to get them both working at the same time
<2> so i can do it for bold, then italics, but its doesnt present the correct changed info in the div if i do that
<2> :/
<4> miss
<4> errrr miss me?
<2> lol
<3> too many furtives
<3> 500 The Furtives
<2> [23:09] <4> yes
<2> [23:09] <2> well, that works superb, for bold, and italic
<2> [23:09] <2> but, only on their own
<2> [23:10] <2> ive been trying for about 3 hours to get them both working at the same time
<2> [23:10] <2> so i can do it for bold, then italics, but its doesnt present the correct changed info in the div if i do that
<2> after you dissapeared
<4> as i was saying before i was booted, i'm no regexp wiz. you want to stick 'em all together, i suggest you go and do some research
<3> wow, something that could have been pasted in private
<4> something i already saw
<3> neat
<4> ceo on a sheet of paper: http://davidseah.com/pub/downloads/2006/PrintableCEO-CGT01-Standard.pdf
<2> furtive i have been doing research etc, and looking at examples. tried replacing the variables, can get them to store the correct values, but they wont show on the <div> doing both at once, and im all out of ideas
<4> the div is the preview one?
<4> heh, that's because you don't change textarea
<2> i redid a lot of the code aswell, using
<2> var mytemp = document.forms["form1"].textarea.value; mytemp = elmref.value.replace(/\[b\](.*?)\[\/b\]/ig, "<strong>$1</strong>");
<4> so either apply the changes to a variable and do both (or more) changes, and then update the div, or find a way of sticking it al into the same regexp
<2> furtive thats exactly what i thought
<4> then do it
<2> see: mytemp = mytemp.replace(/\[i\](.*?)\[\/i\]/ig, "<i>$1</i>"); i tried to replace and add to the existing code
<2> ive used alerts to check the values, and they are correctly stored
<4> k
<4> then what's the prob
<2> it just doesnt seem to do this bit: document.getElementById("preview").innerHTML = mytemp;
<2> ie, its storing the information, but still not displaying in the div as it was before
<4> should work fine. what was in the div before?
<2> the div is just: <div id="preview"></div>
<2> ie its empty, i enter the bold info, then italic, it firstly shows bold in the alert, then bold and italic
<2> but still doesnt show on the div
<5> Hello, I created a function to compare two dates, it returns the differencie in fractions of hours (for example: 30 mins of difference == 0.5). Now my problem is that I want to round to the next decimal.
<2> this is what i editted, and logically it should work: http://pastebin.com/556808
<2> or so i thought, thats using temp vars, and replacing the initial information
<5> I wrote then another function that works as a ceil, it gets the decimals, divides by 10 and uses Math.ceil
<5> like: value.match(/^(\d+\.)(\d+)$/); return parseFloat(RegExp.$1 + Math.ceil(parseInt(RegExp.$2) / 10));
<3> accion, use Number.toFixed(decimalPlaces)
<5> but... when the diference is 0.96 it rounds to 0.1 again
<4> Advocated: i see your mistake
<5> [Torgo]: yes, Im using that before doing the ceil function
<2> whats that, im totally confused with js?
<2> :p
<3> accion, why? it returns a string
<5> check this out:
<5> var value = (Math.round(Math.abs(date1_ms - date2_ms) / MINUTES) / 60)
<5> value.toFixed(2).match(/^(\d+\.)(\d+)$/);
<5> return parseFloat(RegExp.$1 + Math.ceil(parseInt(RegExp.$2) / 10));
<3> WHY
<5> this works perfect only when the number is not 0.95
<5> cause its copying RegExp.$1 as it comes
<2> furtive is there a coding mistake, or have i missed something out?
<3> what is it EXACTLY that you are trying to accomplish?
<5> ok, we have two dates: 02-13-2006 04:00 and 02-13-2006 04:30, this will be 0.5 normally, right?
<6> hi
<4> line 8, change it to: mytemp = mytemp.replace(/\[b\](.*?)\[\/b\]/ig, "<strong>$1</strong>");
<4> cKiDDie: hi
<6> is there any way to access the binary data of a loaded image?
<4> cKiDDie js doesn't need that.
<3> only for XBM graphics
<6> but I want it, I want to access the binary data of an image and convert it into base64, so I can save a .html file with the image data embedded in the <img> tag
<2> furtive dude :)
<2> u rock
<2> in a non-gay way
<2> ofcourse
<2> thanks loads
<3> loads?
<7> sorry, got disconnected
<3> oh, non-gay. sorry
<2> [Torgo] lol
<7> [Torgo]: can I privmsg you?
<3> no
<6> any hope for the functionality I need? :|
<4> cKiDDie: do it on the serverside, that's outside of the scope of js
<6> well...actually wanting to make a firefox extension to save the embedded images. So you can save any page you're currently at like that
<7> ok, I simply want to round to the next decimal: for example the difference between : 04:00 and 04:15 is: 0.25 when I round to the next integer I get: 0.3.
<4> cKiDDie: go talk on the #firefox channel on freenode
<7> the diff between: 04:00 and 04:40 is ---------------------------
<7> Microsoft Internet Explorer
<7> ---------------------------
<7> 0.6666666666666666
<7> ---------------------------
<7> Aceptar
<7> ---------------------------
<3> _accion_, use toFixed(1)
<3> feel like i'm talking to a wall
<7> [Torgo]: you dont get me
<4> heh, sorry, he's gonna have missed your advice again
<3> no, you don't get ME
<3> use toFixed(1)
<7> using toFixed WONT DO IT!!!
<7> damn
<3> bull****
<4> the whole freakin' system is OUT OF ORDER!
<3> now get lost
<7> cause
<7> wait, let me explain again
<4> .do?
<4> dominicain republic?
<3> *yawn*
<4> so anyone know wtf is causing the peer timeouts I get?
<8> not really
<3> your peers have abandoned you?
<4> so it seems
<4> maybe the string between my tin cans is nolonger taut.
<7> toFixed(1) will only round if the decimal is >= 5, I need to round if its >= 1 . Thats why I said it doesnt work for what I want
<9> hi
<3> then add .04
<4> hi
<7> k
<3> and I said DON'
<3> T msg me
<9> imhaving some trouble getting a piece of javascript to work on macintosh computers - do any of you know about it?
<4> and don't message me either
<7> sure, but I did ;)
<7> l8r
<4> i've heard of macintosh, yes
<9> lol furtive
<9> :)
<9> i wish i hadnt sometimes :)
<3> looking for a image map of the us
<3> need to be able to select individual states
<4> http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.asp?ID=1854
<3> muh ha!
<3> new this was the right place to ask ;)
<3> k-new even
<4> dunno how good it is
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