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<0> i should really give homesite a try one of these days
<1> homesite and topstyle is all i need for web dev
<0> bah, i know ue in and out
<1> used to use that for sql editing
<2> never like topstyle, i use the dreamwaver code view as homsite replacement
<1> can't stand dw
<0> ht: ever post to joelonsoftware? cause i just read someone say the exact same thing last week
<2> nope ;)
<2> nite
<0> ciao
<1> l8r
<0> hmm...is it just me or does ffox forget to calculate some things in height?
<1> as much as i use it, I still find it too buggy to use day-to-day
<0> might help if i validated it
<0> http://weddingonthehill.com
<0> something quick and dirty
<1> nifty
<0> oooooh, adding a dtd just killed it, lol
<0> serves me right
<1> some links don't work yet?
<0> correct
<1> you have to scale walls to get there? :P
<0> hasty site, sarah's drafting copy
<0> hehe
<0> i took her rappelling there on one of our first dates
<0> her jeans ripped. haha
<0> (they didn't split though)
<1> too many cupcakes that day ;)
<0> ;-)
<0> font too small on site?
<1> looks fine on a pc
<0> cool
<1> might be small on good damn macs
<0> i'm doing it all on my small thinkpad
<0> hope colours aren't too off either
<1> hmmm, reminds me .. i need to recalibrate my monitor
<0> you got any tools for that?
<0> i'm in dire need of doing same
<1> font is a mite small on mac
<1> i bought one of these:
<1> http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=pantone+huey&spell=1
<1> 70$
<0> damn, my page was valide xhtml transitional on first try (once i added dtd). so guess it's css abortion.
<1> not as good as the $1600 one i use at work, but very p***able for the home office
<0> kinky. expensive?
<1> http://www.nebiru.com/downloads/image1.png
<0> much obliged
<1> np
<0> i'll fix the height issues tomorrow. ffox users can suffer one night.
<0> btw, i still haven't moved the channel site to the new host yet, but i did add montastic.com monitoring to it, so i'll be quicker to notice when it's down.
<1> cool
<0> might move it over to the host as is thursday before i leave just so it won't go down while i'm away.
<0> but talk is cheap ;-)
<1> :P
<0> you a sharks fan? i can't imagine you growing up in detroit and not liking hockey
<1> been to a couple wings games -- not into sports though
<0> heh, get online during the game tomorrow night and we can catch up while oilers eliminate the sharks.
<1> i'll be around
<1> it's "boys night in"
<0> hehe
<1> (mommie's night out)
<0> cl*** night?
<1> not presently
<1> but we keep it up between cl***es
<1> she needs a break from the kid
<1> he's getting pretty big
<1> http://www.flickr.com/photos/spinningjennie/132924888/in/photostream/
<0> her, no doubt, he's a lucky bub.
<0> hehe
<1> requires a leash ;)
<1> http://www.flickr.com/photos/spinningjennie/130344562/in/photostream/
<0> yeah, i still manage to read spinningjennie regularly
<0> that's a damn cute kid. k, gotta hit the sack, ttyl
<1> l8r
<3> i'm having a problem using document.body in firefox any ideas why?
<4> good morning people
<5> hi, I'm using a java script to limit the number of characters in a text area, but this has the odd effect of stopping the DELETE from working! Any ideas why?
<5> function textLimit(field, maxlen) {
<5> if (field.value.length > maxlen)
<5> field.value = field.value.substring(0, maxlen);
<5> }
<5> called from:
<6> Paste more and you're out
<5> <textarea rows="14" cols="26" ID= "Letter" name="Letter" style="border: 0; overflow: auto;" onkeypress="textLimit(this.form.Letter, 60);">
<5> opps sorry - I didnt realise it was not OK :(
<6> Use a pastebin next time.
<6> That's a common rule in IRC help channels.
<6> Try calling it onkeyup maybe.
<5> I've just gone to your home page and read up the rules - again, sorry for that!
<6> And this.form.Letter == this in your case...
<5> tried onupkey - still does it
<5> ?? hang on I'm being flooded with channel windows for dodgy porn
<6> Your script doesn't prevent delete from working here...
<6> You're aware that .value isn't updated till onkeyup is triggered, yes?
<5> urm - somthing odd in my environmnet methinks
<5> arhh - you mean the screen doees not get a chance to update becuase the function is called?
<6> No, I'm saying it'll delete the currently last char and replace it with the one entered if you call it onkeypress. :-)
<5> clink! The penny drops - nothing to stop it :)
<7> hi
<6> Hello.
<7> IE disabled the http://user:p***@url.com a while by default ... without doing the registry tweak, is there a way to go to a p***word protected page without showing the login popup?
<6> And how is this related to javascript?
<6> Try #windows or something.
<7> because you can change the url with location.href = 'blahblah';
<7> maybe javascript can do it?
<8> I'm having trouble figuring out how to create a method for an object so that the function uses the object as its variable
<8> IOW: myObj.func = func() { do( myObj ); } <-- or something like that
<6> What do you have then?
<8> anyone awake?
<8> oh
<8> what do you mean?
<6> That's my question to you heh.
<8> Ok, I mean
<8> I have an object, and want to attach a function to it as a method, which should take as its parameter the object itself
<8> how do you do that?
<8> myObj.func() should use myObj as its parameter
<8> or in my case, it's fadeObj.fadeUp() should fade up fadeObj
<8> make sense? Simple? Hard? I don't seem to be getting it.
<6> Can't you just use 'this'?
<8> this isn't working, no
<8> sorry for the delay
<6> You must be doing something wrong then.
<8> well, I'm having serious scoping issues due to nested frames
<8> but what's the syntax anyway?
<6> this.whatever=something;
<8> I'm just realizing how much better it is to attach functions as properties of the objects they modify rather than just floating functions taking the objects as their parameters
<8> ok, so in: thisObj.whatever = someFunction... the this in someFunction refers to thisObj?
<6> Yes
<8> ok, then it's not working
<6> thisObj.prototype.whatever = function() { ... }
<8> how do you p*** a single variable to someFunc in the following syntax: thisObj.whatever = someFunc?
<6> .whatever = function() { someFunc(param); }
<8> damn, that's what I had, I'll try again
<6> .whatever = function(param) { someFunc(param); }
<8> ok, the this isn't going through
<8> um... wierd
<8> Well, it's no longer throwing any errors, but I'm not seeing results
<6> Hard for me to do anything more without you being more specific though.
<8> yeah, I know
<8> it's somewhat complex
<6> Your best bet would be to look at some tutorials for js objects and prototyping.
<8> I have
<8> all night
<6> Ouch. :-)
<6> Using 'this' _should_ work though...
<8> heh, ok, so this is referencing the window
<6> Eh... then you're definitely doing something wrong.
<8> yeah... wish I could post it
<8> actually, I can
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