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<0> Well, I'm in trouble again...I don't understand what's missing. When this function is called from a form (clicking the submit button), I get an error saying an object was expected at the line where it says "var xtid = newDate();". Here's a pastebin link to the relevant parts of the code: http://pastebin.com/776800 if anyone is up for helping me out a bit.
<1> hey guys, http://rafb.net/paste/results/GHgT0833.html , as you can see the <embed> tags are not ending with </embed> *which i think is the problem*, any way to solve this?
<2> use innerHTML
<3> can someone explain to my why my array of xml element nodes is ordered 1,3,5,7,9,... in FF, but 0,1,2,3,4,5... in IE?
<2> what you are doing?
<3> reading from an xml file
<2> whitespace handling?
<2> i mean may be the /n become a text node in the tree?
<3> http://cs.wcu.edu/~dbaucom/cs463/pj1/xmlparse.js thats the file
<3> or not
<3> umm im not sure what you mean
<3> http://cs/~dbaucom/cs463/prj1/
<3> http://cs.wcu.edu/~dbaucom/cs463/prj1/ the xml html and js file are there
<3> despite the directory this is not part of a project
<2> is white space
<2> it is very silly to refer to specific node by index



<2> use getelementbytagname
<3> i was having problems with that originally
<3> i can try it again tho
<3> I am a c/java programmer so I am more used to arrays then javascript... so getElementsByTagName is a better approach?
<2> IT IS SUPER SILLY in either language to reference it by index in the xml document
<2> isn't support to have special tag or attribute to make the document meaningful?
<2> technically, you can use xpath to navigate the dom doc. but I take a shortcut to use getelementsbytagename some time
<2> and I don't use xml anymore. csv or json is our choice at the moment
<3> ah
<3> thanks for your help
<2> np
<3> if I run in to anymore problems I'll be back, im not used to xml and javascript, I usually do jsp, java servlets and mysql ...
<3> but thanks
<3> I do have a question, when it's reading from the xml file and it gets to a tag thats doesn't have any data, it stops reading there, why
<2> it shouldn't
<2> the doucument is not well formed?
<3> seems well formed to me
<3> http://cs/~dbaucom/cs463/prj1/users.xml
<2> seem so
<3> sorry about the bad url again
<3> ;p;
<3> *lol
<2> but I don't think it has "stop reading" problem. the respon***ML is null?
<3> umm... not sure... for example it loads all the data from user dbaucom fine, but the other two it won't load anything past lname because of the empty address tag
<3> well, i said that wrong
<3> it won't put them into the text fields in the html document
<2> "reading"
<3> if i replace the empty space with a period or something, everything works fine
<2> the xmlhttprequest have no problem reading it, is your code have bug
<2> alert your code to see what when wrong
<2> most likely is .nodeValue is null or something
<3> i think thats the problem
<2> see, is your problem ;)
<2> it is just good that it won't give your the freaking null pointer exception
<2> but you do need aware what you are doing
<3> i would prefer that ;-) would atleast know whats going on
<2> I rather now.
<2> s/not
<2> I do work with java everyday. and hate it
<3> its the first language i really learned here in school
<3> and i like it
<3> im working on learning c well now
<3> you can enumerate the input fields in the form like i did with the nodes in the xml, can't you?
<2> document.forms["myformname"].elements
<3> thats what i thought, on to more bad coding ;-)
<2> http://www.jibbering.com/faq/faq_notes/form_access.html
<3> going to write a for loop instead of having all the lines of code, that way i can code a null handler just once
<2> 'evening [Torgo]
<4> lo`
<4> http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2006/07/28/business/600-adco.jpg
<4> for people that just don't give a **** anymore
<2> hope those are not real thing you can buy
<4> yup, saw them today at bk
<4> tag line is 'no veggies allowed'
<2> .... guess they just try to out do what McD dose, by giving a hummer toy with the happy meal
<2> actually seem so perfect, need a big suv to move your to buy a big burger, so that you can get fatter
<4> i've no problem with that
<2> :)
<4> it's just a toy
<4> they could give out toy airplanes -- doens't mean kids are going to grow up wanting to buy planes
<2> until your kid ask you get the same car as the toy :D



<4> yeah? they gave daniel a toy castle last week
<4> how is that different? people need to get a life
<2> ok, the real problem will be you can order those triple chess buger in the kid's meal
<4> triple? how p***e` -- these have 4 burgers, 4 cheese slices and 4 bacon slices
<4> not to mention the extra fatty sauce
<2> too lazy to google for quadruple :) I limiting myself to go to bk or McD. only once per month
<4> quadruple byp***
<2> http://www.slashfood.com/2006/07/02/deep-fried-bacon-double-quarter-pounder/
<4> mmmmmm, you win
<2> I saw a few even more crazy, that you can order at a store, 120 burgers
<2> http://www.slashfood.com/2005/11/01/big-sandwich-battle/
<4> holy crap
<2> it give you a heart attack just by looking at it
<4> 30,000 calories ?!
<2> 47gram of fat from a bk breakfast sandwich, that's crazy too
<2> this is the one i was talking about http://www.supersizedmeals.com/food/article.php/20060125050438458
<2> seem you can make the same thing in bk http://www.supersizedmeals.com/food/article.php/20060823060523769
<4> mmmmmm, in n' out
<4> took it a bit too far though
<2> that site is clogging my artery
<4> and they got fies with it.. nice
<4> fries
<2> I am glad that my wife taught my kids eat healthier than me already.
<4> that will all end when in-n-out comes to town :P
<2> heh
<5> living out the future through the past
<5> most ppl can't escape the past
<5> and can't fathom the future
<4> that nice
<4> rather would talk about js though
<5> you use snap.com ?
<5> loading js into vrml can get messy
<3> I would like ot thank you one last time ht311, I got it working flawlessly even with the addition of innerHTML usage
<3> goodnight all
<6> hi@all
<7> can anyone help me find/implement a script on my webpage so that I can change the content inmy main DIV??
<7> My webpage: www.neverbealone.org is put together with php include (header, menu, maincontent, and a footer..) I want the main content to change by clicking on the menu, while all the other is "static"... Can anyone give me a reference to any place where I could get at tutorial to make something like it?
<8> Svenn: iframe?
<7> melfar...
<7> I do not know what Ineed
<7> I just know what I want.. :)
<7> Before Iused to make a framework - with a menu on the left. Now - we do notuse frames anymore, Iuse include, and I want the main DIV to bedynamic... want it to change while therest of the page stays the same..
<8> dynamic div == iframe
<7> melfar: Iframe seems to be ok, but how do I get to change the contant in the Iframe?
<7> via the menu?
<8> it has src property that you can change via JS
<9> Tch.
<9> You don't change the src, but the location.
<9> And you don't want an iframe.
<7> What do I want?
<9> Ajax possibly.
<7> Not being to much into soccer, I do believe thatis a soccer teamfrom theNetherlands..
<7> Ajax... that is..
<9> Ajax can mean several things, but in this case I'm referring to the buzz-term for JS/DOM/XMLHttpRequest
<7> I foundan article on wiki..
<7> ajax is just what I need......
<7> That means that I have to change everything on my page?
<9> Doubtfully.
<9> But quite a lot of it probably.
<7> Is there any template of ajax that's out there?
<9> You have to customize it for your purposes.
<8> What's wrong with iframe?
<9> Same problem as with all frames.
<9> http://www.html-faq.com/htmlframes/?framesareevil
<7> Pilum: I cancustomize most things as longas I havesomthingto work outfrom..
<9> The DOM.
<9> Could call that a framework.
<10> Document Object Model
<7> Found another php-code-snippet that I can use..
<7> http://norskwebforum.no/viewtopic.php?t=12111
<9> Heh.
<7> Not good??
<7> I haven't figured out how to use ityet- but I get in the defaultpage... :)


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