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<0> So I'm being retarded here I know.. or more just unimaginative, but if I've got an array fileCatch[n] and some of the text it has, contains a dot "." I want to put it in another array
<0> How do I scan the text for a dot
<0> for(var i = 0; i < fileCatch.length; i++) { if(fileCatch[i]
<0> and then...
<0> ?
<0> indexOf(".")
<0> *duh*
<1> does anyone here have any experience with ajax (I'm aware that some people hate this term!)? I'm having problems with accessing the XML document in javascript... It behaves kinda weird: the .toString() doesn't work, elements that I get using getElementsByTagName do not support getElementsByTagName, etc.
<2> my htpc running at 1080i now
<3> XMLHTTPRequest supports compression (basedo on the gzip header), right?
<4> hey n e 1 there?
<2> xeer: yes, as long as the browser support it
<5> *yawn*
<6> hi
<6> what shall i use for createElement if i want to create a simple text
<6> not even <span></span>.. just a simple string
<2> var span = document.createElement("span"); document.body.appendChild(span);
<2> oh
<2> createTextNode?
<6> ok thanks
<6> createtextnode shall do it, yep
<7> when I p*** object in javascript like addSmiley(frm.txt,"1") and add string 1 to txt works fine in IE but dont work in firefox any help?
<2> to txt ? a text file?
<7> to txt (textbox)
<7> my addSmiley contains x.value=x.value+y where y is the 2nd parameter
<7> and x is the 1st
<2> in this case, seem to be the way you get the reference have issue
<7> it works fine in IE what could be wrong in firefox
<2> any url?
<7> if its uploaded?
<8> anyone know of some freeware code samples of an app that does similar stuff to the ebay website?
<2> Zefir: pb.html-channel.com
<7> that code is generated by PHP i dont know how I will paste it
<7> ht311: http://net.altlimit.com/ try this. there is a shoutbox at the right side click the smileys and it should add the text fine in IE
<2> document.forms["frmshout"].txtshout
<2> http://www.jibbering.com/faq/faq_notes/form_access.html
<7> ok w8 ill check
<7> hmm im getting an error thanks ill figure this out. might be some simple js errors
<7> i got it to work with this method but still not working in firefox (document[frm].elements[txt].value=document[frm].elements[txt].value + smiley)
<8> Thanks guys. I'm out.
<9> can someone help me out?
<5> Ask a question.
<5> hm, bad connection
<10> see if i care, fatso :P
<10> hihihi
<11> Hey guys :-)
<6> hello
<6> how can i make differences between two dates? for instance, '2005-01-01 12:20:31' and '2005-02-12 00:00:00'
<5> eIf: dataA.valueOf() - dateB.valueOf() gives you the timespan in ns (iirc)
<11> ns ?
<11> nano seconds?
<11> isn't it ms as in milli seconds? :-)
<5> yeah
<5> no i don't think so
<11> ns ?
<5> y
<11> hmm
<11> isn't it always "milli seconds since January the 1st 1970" ??
<5> easiliy verifeid tho, as I said... iirc ;P you verify it
<5> if the js-ref sais it's ms since 1970, then it's ms not ns, but I don't know
<11> hehe
<6> fatbrain i found the sol anyway, thanks
<12> ok, got strange problem
<12> trying to eval a json string, getting an syntax error at [[" <--the "
<2> may be somewhere else missing , or "
<5> PapaBear: that's probably because there's a " where it should be a \"
<5> hah!
<2> pb.html-channel.com
<2> hi fatbrain
<12> eval(http_request.responseText); <--the eval
<5> ht311: howdy ht311
<12> http://papa.bearcavecc.com:91/test.php?x=80&y=80 <--you can see the json string there
<13> i wish there was another way to handle response text i hate eval
<12> yeah, eval ****s for several reasons
<14> why are you evaling an array?
<14> eval("var myArray = " + http_request.responseText);
<5> not that evaulating an array *should* cause an error
<13> maybe the response it ("test", "demo", "testinG")
<13> torgo
<5> but you should do it as [Torgo] said.
<2> and why inner array contain only 1 element ?
<12> dunno, using php-json
<12> thats how it encoded it
<5> haha, php-json ****s
<12> its fast... if it would work :)
<2> that string don't have problem in ie or ff
<12> ok... giving me a syntax error at var bgArray=
<5> PapaBear: Is the .htm using the RPC available public?
<14> now your url contains the var ***ignment
<12> torgo, yeah copying some crap from another project over
<14> so now you have var bgArray = var map = [
<12> http://papa.bearcavecc.com:91/jsontest.html
<14> err......
<14> that's wrong on sooo many levels
<13> eval("var bgArray = array(" + http_request.responseText + ")");
<13> WTF
<2> "The data necessary to complete this operation is not yet available."
<14> yes, he's treating this as though it were asyncronous
<14> neo, it doesn't even get to that part yet ;)
<14> PapaBear, these are pretty advanced topics to just jump right into. I'd brush up on js a bit first
<2> don't , it hurt your eyes
<5> to makes things easy, make his requests synchronous.
<5> (and yes, it did hurt my eyes)
<5> I only briefly looked at the top 20lines... then I had to *ctrl+w*
<2> hope it is not the final code also, i don't see any html in there, even if there is html code, before onload happen, getElementById may not work also
<2> and .bmp as background...
<12> its just the javascript, and also based it on the IBM ajax article
<12> the images are small, converting to another format didn't save any file size, just lost detail
<14> you only need jax though
<2> that's needed ? "overrideMimeType('text/xml')"
<2> PapaBear: it is not about image size
<12> the previous system was a python backend serving the xml data, trying to change / adapt it to php-json
<2> so, right now, you have problem sync/async , the eval part could be var bgArray = eval(response.responseText); or eval("var bgArray =" + response.responseText)
<14> the second is preferred
<2> ic, only if it is array or any json in general?
<5> iirc, using var bleh = eval("...") doesn't work
<5> since eval doesn't return the evaulated *result* ?
<5> I know I've had trouble with this in the past.
<2> it does work...
<14> it works, but it really shouldn't be done that way
<2> k
<14> didn't work prior to 1.5
<2> ah
<12> reading up on response states
<12> momento
<14> PapaBear, making this to hard on yourself
<14> switch to syncronous
<5> hehe, string concatenation operator in Haskell '++'
<5> now nifty
<5> beats php's tho, but most do
<12> ok starting to get hte logic worked out
<12> ok, still getting syntax error on the eval
<5> PapaBear: it's very easy, since you'r using PHP-JSON
<5> eval("var jsonObject = " + r.responseText);
<5> alert(jsonObject);
<5> /* done */
<12> alright, now created the string myself
<12> still returning error
<5> I'd have to advice you to look for the error elsewhere.
<2> you still haven't switch to sync yet
<2> i bet the responseText is not complete at the mement you eval
<12> i set it to wait till response was complete to eval
<12> lemme scrap this ****, and start again
<15> good morning
<16> Evening.
<15> http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=56238
<15> in this script, there is an if then else statment, I wonder if a wildcard can be used.
<15> if (a == 'tools') { menuclose(document.getElementById('comm')); } else { menuclose(document.getElementById('tools')); }
<15> what if I have 600+ menus, I have to write 600x600 statements so that if I open a menu, if there is one already opened it will close.
<15> 600 if statement is kinda killing to write :-s
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