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<0> Not unless you start mixing them.
<1> ho...
<0> Oh and btw, the element doesn't blur when you click it.
<1> look, this is a copy/paste from my source: <input type='checkbox' name='1' checked='checked' onblur='this.checked=true;'>
<0> Nothing wrong with that, except for a dubious naming policy. :-)
<1> i know the name is not really explicit, but it's the 'id' field of a date in my database
<1> can I do something to do what i want finally?
<0> The code you pasted works here.
<0> Both in FF and IE.
<0> I suspect that what you want is to have onclick="this.checked=true;"
<1> YES!!
<1> it works, thanks a lot
<1> i won't forget it. :)
<0> Don't make promises you can't keep. :-)
<1> I was talking about the litle code
<1> anyway, bye and thanks again
<2> how to calculate absolute position of element in FF ?
<3> google absolute element position site:quirksmode.org
<2> wrong solution there
<2> not working when margins are used in FF
<4> there is no wrong solution, as it stated, there is no 100% perfect way to do this
<2> hmmm
<2> can I get a relative X,Y ?
<2> e.g I have 2 nodes
<2> I want to have coords of node1 relative to upper-left corner of node2
<4> you need to find out the relationship between the nodes, and start walking the dom tree
<2> how can I calculate offset child related to its dom parent ?
<2> offset of a child
<4> like the absolute position in there, you need to walk and record the value on your own
<4> no perfect correct way also
<2> eh ?
<2> how can I record value ?
<2> I have child
<2> child.parentNode
<2> how to get position child related to child.parentNode ?
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<6> does anyone know if there exists a strict-warning-free version of the prototype library?
<0> Prototype library?
<0> Ah. Right.
<6> yes
<6> :)
<6> or whatever you'd call it
<6> it's got a bunch of strict JS warnings
<6> which annoy me
<6> ;)
<4> huh, strict js warnings? there is nothing as strict js
<6> but there is such thing as strict warnings
<6> and i've got it enabled
<6> it doesn't seem to be an IE setting, but it's deinitley in firefox
<4> FF1.5?
<6> yes
<6> though they were available via extension in previous versions
<4> you have tons of crap css warning, shouldn't be js
<4> any url i can see?
<6> nope, it is; for example: "Warning: test for equality (==) mistyped as ***ignment (=)?" (line 243 of prototype.js)
<4> you can talk to prototype people. or fix all those warning yourself since it is open, good luck
<6> yah, i've tried to fix it up myself, but i didn't want to break something
<6> and since i wasn't planning on testing every part of prototype...
<6> i'm not asking someone here to do it, i was just wondering if anyone knew about a warning-less implementation, that's all
<4> my java projects have 4045 warnings right now.
<7> java.util.Date
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