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<0> Doesn't send any newlines here...
<0> Better check your PHP again methinks.
<1> Hmm, perhaps because its running on a windows test server
<0> Mayhaps.
<1> Trying that out with the remote server *crosses fingers*
<0> I don't get neither \n nor \r here unless I put it in manually.
<2> hello
<2> problem: how can i refresh frame each 5 sec?
<0> Didn't you get the answer to that earlier?
<0> setInterval or make a function which calls itself through setTimeout.
<2> sorry my computer crash ...... cable from hard drive disconnect ;)
<2> sorry im so noob at javascript so where can i get some cl*** explanations ...
<2> like function list or something?
<2> i mean cl*** list
<0> http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/library/manuals/2000/javascript/1.5/reference/
<2> thx
<2> iv solve it -> http://pastebin.com/748950 if anyone need it :)
<2> by
<1> How do I get something like: eval(fName(vOne+vTwo)); to work when fName = "alert", vOne = "Hello ", vTwo="World"?
<3> hi
<1> nvm, just merged them altogether and it works
<3> I'm looking for a script to change text on my web page on define date
<3> someone can help me please ?
<1> What?
<3> you don't understand what i mean
<1> What part are you having a problem with?
<3> I don't have any script now
<1> Hmm, right
<3> I'm looking to found a script
<1> What do you mean "on define date" exactly? When the user enters a date in a input field?
<3> non
<3> no
<3> example
<3> on my webpage
<3> i have some text to announce the users birthday
<3> so you can read this : July birthday's and the name and date
<3> but i want the text change automaticaly on august to show the name and date for the august birthday
<1> Ahh okay
<3> :)
<3> can you help me ?
<1> Where are you storing the user birthdays... or your not even there yet?
<3> on a .txt
<1> just a sec
<3> ok
<1> Would it be to difficult for you to make 12 html pages each corresponding to the month... instead of a txt file?
<3> no it's not a problem
<1> Anyone else in here know a website to put up a short script?
<3> but if I make 12 html pages, I imagine i'll have to insert a frame on my web page where I want to show tjhe birthday
<1> yup
<3> ok
<1> the 12 would be something like birthdays_#.html - where # is the month
<3> Sentix if you want yon can send it to me by email
<3> ok
<4> Sentix www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php
<1> DarkRift: thanks
<4> No problem
<3> Sentix are you ok ? :)
<3> Sentix ?
<1> HDoux37: sorry computer hung - http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=65229
<3> no prob
<1> Should be pretty straight foward... just got to change line #12 to point to the correct files
<3> ok
<1> Move the Iframe where you want, and if you already have a onLoad script for body... just call this from inside the other script
<3> for the birthday mont i suppose i ha to write the mont completely
<1> So January is Birthday_0.html and July is Birthday_6.html because JS starts counting at 0
<3> ah ok
<3> have something i don't understand
<3> where I place the iframe ?
<3> i suppose i place it where i want my texte ?
<1> yup
<1> treat it like a DIV that has a ****ed up border
<1> To test the dates, just change the month on your computer clock then refresh
<5> ok
<5> thanks a lot
<1> goddamn extension killed FireFox again
<6> how do you make a function argument optional in javascript?
<6> does function some_function (var = 0) work?
<7> how do i get the current scroll value of a div? is it scrollTop?
<0> Wtf
<8> where
<8> when
<9> Hi, is it possible to put a div dynamically on a page relative to another object... So that if the page scrolls or get resized, the div moves also
<0> Yes.
<9> do you have a url with an example
<9> mine stays fixed without scrolling
<0> What did you do though?
<9> this.objDivResults = document.createElement("DIV");
<9> this.objDivResults.style.border="#333 1px solid";
<9> this.objDivResults.style.zIndex="1";
<9> this.objDivResults.style.padding="0";
<9> this.objDivResults.style.visibility="visible";
<9> this.objDivResults.style.position="absolute";
<9> this.objDivResults.style.backgroundColor="white";
<9> this.objDivResults.style.left = "300px";
<9> this.objDivResults.style.top = "300px";
<9> this.objDivResults.style.width = "400px";
<0> Pastebins already
<9> document.body.appendChild(this.objDivResults);
<9> sorry did it too fast
<0> You shouldn't have done it at all
<9> sorry
<9> with this code, the div is created at the right spot, but if I scroll, it remains there with the content scrolling under it
<0> ***igning CSS properties in itself isn't enough if you want it to stick in the same spot when the page scrolls.
<0> Unless you use position: fixed; which doesn't work in IE.
<9> is there something I need to use in the containing element ?
<9> in this case, the body
<0> You need a script to check its position and adjust as neccesary.
<9> I wished there would be an easier way lol :)
<9> thanks for your help
<0> Not with IE's poor CSS support. :-)
<9> there is a window.onresize is there a window.onscroll ?
<0> Both.
<9> Thanks, I will put my function there :)
<10> I have some JS code, it works in Firefox but not in IE
<0> Yes?
<10> The line that throws it is document.getElementById(b + 1).innerHTML = (temp > 0)?"<font color=green>" + temp + "</font>":"<font color=red>0</font>";
<10> Its saying character 1 is unknown...
<10> I have div ids (1 through 18). A for loop that uses var b going 0 through 17.
<0> What is b?
<0> That would be an invalid ID.
<10> * spans, not divs
<10> var temp;
<10> for (var b = 0; b < 18; b++) {
<10> temp = Math.floor(total / weap[b]);
<10> document.getElementById(b + 1).innerHTML = (temp > 0)?"<font color=green>" + temp + "</font>":"<font color=red>0</font>";
<10> }
<0> Better if you change the style.color of the span and set innerHTML to temp || '0' too.
<10> ok
<0> Basically, IDs follow the same naming rules as js variables.
<0> Put in a letter at the start and you're ok.
<10> Ok
<10> firefox likes it, IE doesnt. Damn IE :P
<0> And you can start looping from 1 FYI.
<10> yea
<10> Then do weap[b-1]
<0> Gotta go for a while.
<10> Thanks
<11> yop all
<12> hi
<12> how can i delete/unser a variable?
<12> unser=unset
<0> delete variable;
<12> thanks
<0> Hardly ever done though, and there are some limitations.
<12> so as i see it is not necessary, right?
<13> if you are deleting an array element I would say it could be quite necessary
<12> oh, i see
<12> thanks
<0> He is not though.
<1> Anyone know how of any quirks with formatting chars (\n,\t,etc) going from ajax to a textarea? Keep getting unterminated string errors when I try it
<0> And js' garbage collector takes care of unused variables.
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