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<0> Because in your case, "this" is the window object.
<1> ok, but then can I use resultSPAN.onmouseover = function() { handle_client_tab_mouseover(resultSPAN); } ?
<1> I tried it and doesn't work
<1> if I want to use this way (my way - not the best) then what should I put instead of the "this" ?
<0> resultSpan.
<0> But you shouldn't do it that way.
<1> but even if I use resultSPAN, it does not work
<1> and it does not work the way sou said it either (I mean the correct one without any parameters in this case)
<0> Then you have an error in your function.
<1> I know!
<0> Show me your function then.
<1> I create the object, then I add it into another div which is on the html page
<1> and I do this by resultSPAN.outerHTML
<0> Heh.
<0> There is no outerHTML.
<1> which does not show the onmouseover event :(
<0> Not in the standards anyway.
<1> yes, there is, but not for the event
<0> No, there isn't.
<1> :\
<0> It's an IE proprietary property.
<1> I found it on w3school some time ago
<1> but then how should I do it?
<0> appendChild
<1> let's say I have divObj ... how do I add the resultSPAN to it?
<1> ahh
<1> and how can I erase it afterwards?
<0> Same way you erase any object.
<1> (the resultSPAN from the divObj)
<1> :p
<1> and how is that?
<0> divObj.removeChild(resultSPAN);
<1> off...
<1> you are right...
<1> this w3school is quite organised, but still...I was searching for these methodes before in the HTML DOM / document ... and they were not listed
<0> w3schools is a nice place to start, but it's far from complete, and it's also very IE biased.
<1> what do you use when you search for something?
<0> Define "something"
<1> something you don't know or don't remember
<0> ...
<0> A string? An object? A file?
<0> A sock?
<1> a method or property
<0> Google?
<1> ok
<1> thought there is a better place than w3school
<0> Actually, I generally search the sites I pasted earlier.
<2> Hi, if I setup a div with specifics height and width and use "overflow-x: auto" if the content becomes bigger then the specified size, the scrollbars will show up... Is there a way to detect that ?
<1> Pilum, if I have var a = new Array(); or a = []; can I add attributes to it? like a.version = 0; ?
<0> Yes.
<1> null == undefined ?
<0> null == null.
<2> anyone for my scrollbar question ?
<3> http://flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=187504246&size=o
<1> Pilum, is it possible to simulate an event?
<1> like I have some action/function for mouseover...and if another action on another obj triggers, I want to trigger the mouseover for the 1st obj
<1> function xy() { jsObj.onmouseover(); }
<4> Are there any hidden gotchas if use setTimeout in an ajax function? Something like setTimeout( "myAjaxRequest.open('POST', myURL, true);myAjaxRequest.send(myParams)", 1000); ?
<5> i don't think so, ajax apps often do auto refresh or auto save, i guess they must be using a settimeout
<4> hmmm..
<6> hope that is not a real line of code from your app
<4> not a real line of code no since I'm still thinking about it. Why? What would you suggest I do differently?
<4> whoops, too late
<4> ht311 you mentioned a couple of hours ago that you hoped my setTimeout( ajax.open/ajax.send ) code wasn't something I really planned on using. Woul dyou say why and point me towards a smarter way to do it?
<6> it is better to just put those code in another function, then setTimeout(somefunc,1000);
<6> so you want to need concat a string with variables or using global var in the string
<6> plus using a string there is like trigging eval, which is not good
<6> err/you want/you don't
<4> I see. thanks!
<4> don't know why I didn't think of that myself. I'm allready calling the ajax stuff from another function. I can put the timeout in there instead :-)
<4> if I have myVar pointing to a DOM element myVar = document.getElementById('somename'); And I have var temp which also points to some DOM element. What's the best way to determine if myVar and temp are both pointing to the same element?
<6> myVar.id ?
<4> I won't always have an element with an id
<6> you can try with ==, but i don't know
<7> ===
<4> if( myVar === temp ) { //point to same } ? cool!
<4> thanks guys
<8> can some one help me to make .. the some smiles like this .. : http://www.freewebs.com/www_abyse_tk/index.html
<8> i mean only the opener ..
<8> when you click its open that little window ..
<6> it is a css positioned div, it just call something like mydiv.style.display =""; when you click the button. learn css and html first
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