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<0> Bad reference then.
<1> what dose it means?
<0> That means that the object you're trying to work on can't be found.
<1> amm but its there, as you see..
<1> how can i fix it?
<0> I can't see that it is from just that little piece of code.
<1> want to see <form> ?
<0> That would be a start.
<1> <form action="./index2.php?pagid=314&send=1&showtable=0&pagid=1500" method="get" name="form1" target=iwindow id="form1">
<0> Why the id's?
<1> i'll remove it
<1> :P
<1> removed' still not working
<0> Change the id to name on the input too. Anbd if possible I'd like to see your whole code.
<1> k
<1> i can't show you the whole code
<1> :(
<1> i am not allowed..
<1> its writes me now "object required"
<1> opps
<1> sec look:
<1> http://pastebin.com/568277
<0> You don't have anything with name="submit" on it do you?
<1> nope
<0> Well, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with your code...
<0> Have you tried ascertaining which part it fails on?
<1> amm
<1> thanks anyway
<0> This one would be, Demonen. :-)
<1> how do i change in onclick a IFRAME src? <a href="#" onclick="document.iwindow.src=bla.html" target=iwindow> not working .. :S
<0> self.frames['iwindow'].src
<0> Err
<0> self.frames['iwindow'].location.href='whatever';
<2> .. let's try that again .. sorry.
<2> I'm trying to make a function to toggle the visibility of a div. To do that I need to retrieve it's current state. I find myself unable to do that...
<2> A hint, anyone?
<0> You retrieve it the same way you set it.
<0> Only with == instead of =
<2> Aaaaaah....
<2> :D Thanks
<3> how can i post four variables to another file using just javascript, and without creating any output as far as a form and what not?
<0> Cookies?
<3> nah i dont want to get into cookies on this one
<0> The query string then.
<4> sokrat: this is a javavscript channel, not some mirc-script recruitment facility
<5> Hi, i'm having issues with a page which works in Firefox, but doesn't execute any JavaScript in IE...i'm at a dead end...can anyone look at http://iihelp.org/its/ and provide some suggestions?
<0> Which file and what's the problem?
<5> well, onload it should clear the bit which says No results
<5> its not doing that...find should return results (3) when nothing is entered
<5> both of which are javascript driven :/
<0> Why do you attempt to return the function?
<5> I tried that to see if it helped
<5> there, done
<5> gone
<5> (I've been working on this for like 2 hours and i'm at my wits end) :(
<5> I'm convinced it's going to be something so stupidly simple
<5> ....one thing i've just noticed, IE is giving me:
<0> Seems to me that you're operating on the wrong element
<5> Line: 30, Char: 5, Error: Unknown runtime error, Code: 0, URL: http://iihelp.org/its/
<5> but...line 30 char 5 is whitespace :/
<5> Skipping the whitepace, it's a capital 'S'
<6> I got an Unknown runtime error when trying to modify the innerHTML of a <tr>
<6> in IE
<0> Suggestion: A div inside the td, and modify the innerHTML on that instead.
<5> how far do you get ?
<5> Can you do a search?
<5> I can't even do that...
<6> Pilum: that's exactly what I did :) I was just telling Nom--, maybe he did the same mistake
<0> IE seems to have some weird ideas regarding innerHTML
<5> must do
<5> so it won't let you .innerHTML on tbody perhaps?
<0> I got a runtime error when I fed it html code once hehe.
<6> he was not hungry enough :))
<7> ie don;t like you work on table's element innerHTML
<5> *sigh*
<7> but i think td.innerHTML did work
<5> i'm doing a tr.innerHTML
<7> bad
<5> for retrieving rows...but i don't get that far on here :/
<7> getElementsByTagName?
<5> mm? i'm finding them because the ajax returned lists have unique id's
<5> so the javascript can actually do a simple getElementById on it
<7> sure
<5> Right, so it sounds like i'm going to have to rewrite this bugger to output spans
<5> and set them statically
<5> What a pain in the *ss
<5> serves me right for ***uming IE would run what firefox does
<0> Usually it does though. :-)
<7> hmm, ie not support innerHTML on table and select since day one
<5> yep that works in IE
<5> using spans
<5> so i just have to style them and work out widths and generally fork around to get it looking similar
<7> or just use proper dom call to modify/add/delete the row
<5> hmm...now i remember...tried this to start with, but i couldn't get the spans to have a constant width...cursed css
<0> Because they're inline
<7> another example web application developer shoudl get more $$$
<5> yea...i know...im just being difficult :P
<8> hello
<0> Hello.
<8> i'd like on click, getelementbyid('myinput') will be disabled
<8> i forgot the syntax
<8> getelementbyid('myinput').status.disabled ? :D
<0> document.getElementById('myinput').disabled=true;
<8> yes !
<8> thx Pilum :$
<5> much better
<5> thanks, that had been driving me nuts
<5> must get some sleep
<5> up for with in liek 5 hours
<5> thanks again
<8> document.getElementById('pays').readonly=false; can work ?
<0> Should.
<8> document.getElementById('pays').value=''; ==> This workd
<8> but not this document.getElementById('pays').readonly=false;
<9> Is there an easy way to sort divs based on date or an integer (in this case, clickthroughts) with javascript?
<0> Depends on what you consider to be easy I guess.
<9> yeah I guess :) would have to be compatible with IE 5.5+ and moz at least
<9> just want to have 2 buttons at the top of the page, sort by date, sort by popularity
<9> can only find tutorials to drag and drop re sort items on the web, not useful at all :(
<0> Stuff 'em into an array and run some sort of sorting algorithm on it maybe.
<4> put the divs in an Array and use Array#sort
<9> sounds like a good idea
<9> but how to sort by either date or popularity?
<0> You'll have to figure out that.
<10> i have a textfield upon selection of the field i want the text in it to be selected
<10> how can i do that
<11> onfocus="this.selectAll();" I think or something close to it
<11> but check google for precise answer
<10> onFocus="this.form.name.text.select()"
<10> it doesn t work
<10> damnit
<7> it has something to do with the order
<10> order ?
<7> i think needto finish the focus first
<7> let me check my code.
<4> hi guys
<10> fatbrain ?
<10> onFocus="this.form.name.text.select()"
<10> :/
<4> yuck
<10> hehe
<11> Hey fatbrain :-D
<10> onFocus="this.select()" ?
<4> hello Thunder^ :)
<4> ThyGOd: it's onfocus not onFocus.
<7> and it is just .name.select()
<10> ok
<10> the latter works
<10> this...
<7> i call select(); then focus() (if using in other handler)
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