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<0> if there anything I can add to the A href javascript:popupWindow that controlls the size of the window popping up?
<0> is*
<1> sure
<0> with adding anything to the <head>?
<1> add alert("poopups ****");
<0> cute
<1> i try
<0> but it's got an image -- so customers on my site would appreaciate not having to navigate around when looking at an image of something they wanna buy
<1> look into the open() method then
<2> question
<2> are there any open source javascript gMap tool equivs?
<3> http://storm.nupoison.com/gameLadder.php W
<3> After you select a game, then select a ladder, it should show the description, instead it shows "Object"
<3> Any idea why? The source is viewable.
<4> NeoFuture: bom bom bom
<4> heheh
<5> hey... gotta question: suppose i have a partially transparent image (that is, a png with parts that are completely transparent, and parts that are completely opaque)
<5> and on a mouse (move/click/etc) event i want to determine whether the event was registered on an opaque or transparent part of the image
<4> .target (moz) , .srcElement (IE)
<5> hmm, it looks like .target is still the HTMLImageElement, even if the event is received on a part that's 100% transparent
<4> that's the way it is then
<5> awww, but that makes me sad
<6> how do i remove or replace some text?
<7> CSS quote of the week: "This is true for all browsers except IE."
<1> leave the politics at the door please ;)
<7> it's not politics, it's humor
<8> haha
<7> ever saw fun politics ?
<7> :>
<4> [Torgo], don't worry, here always will be a IE friendly channel :)
<6> how do i remove or replace some text? in a file.txt that's hosted remotly and called using: <link rel="stylesheet" href="file.txt"> ??
<6> i've got a script that works fine, but when i load the page, the text is;nt replaced
<7> http://www.airtightov.com/lab/airtight_corners.html
<7> clever
<1> easily impressed, eh?
<7> always a stupid comment, eh ?
<4> it need an image, nah, nifty still better
<1> h3, you're not gonna get too far in here
<4> MiddleFinger: look at document.stylesheets[x].rules etc
<1> next
<4> he is fine, he have been toying with domapi;)
<1> needs to toy with his attitude
<4> the canvas layer run quite fast http://ajaxian.com/archives/google-puts-the-canvas-in-ie
<4> http://www.abrahamjoffe.com.au/ben/canvascape/
<1> oops
<1> just did the "infinite mirror" thing with a domapi page
<4> heh, what's that?
<1> index page with an iframe that contains a pagecontrol with an iframe that contains the index page....
<4> hahhaa
<4> Crockford's purge function is pretty fast, did some benchmarking a while ago, need compare with _unload to check
<1> cool
<1> prolly have to sacrafice completeness
<4> "completeness" ?
<1> it may cut corners for speed
<4> not really, it do a recursive free for attribute with a function
<1> same as _unload, no?
<4> same, that's why I need to check it aginst _unload, but _unload do it on all element, and check each element
<4> each properties that are in the array
<4> some wastage in there
<1> ht311, was nearly a year ago
<9> any domapi experts around or is it too late?
<10> i have a table with a checkbox on the firts column of each row and want to check the checkbox on the row event onclick. any idea about how to refer to that chackbox?
<1> shoot
<9> well, my question is in regards to forum post http://domapi.com/index.cfm?action=forumviewtopic&topicid=2156
<1> bradix, use the cells collection
<1> Paul?
<10> hmm
<9> Henry suggested that I call purge in my delete1button function, but when I do I see significant memory growth when removing the button...
<1> seems henry fell asleep
<9> just wondering what the problem may be. seems odd that nulling stuff out would do that
<9> maybe if lots of handlers are un***igned, then nulling them actually increases memory usage?
<1> are you waiting long enough for garbage collection to kick in?
<9> no, but i could... lemme see
<1> IE has an undocumented method you can use to force it to as well
<1> CollectGarbage()
<9> i thought i read that the api is there, but it doesn't do anything (just a stub). i'll try to call it
<1> dunno, never tested it
<9> doesn't seem to have any affect.
<9> it's just really weird because base page memory is 23mb, adding 100 buttons, puts it up to 25mb, and then removing them puts it up to 32
<1> how are you removing them?
<9> i modified the delete1button from that forum post to be:
<9> function delete1Button()
<9> dang, can't paste multiple lines
<11> hello, I'm newb, and I want to use deleteRow() on a table, how do i fire javascript when the page loads?
<1> sykerz onload=function(){ ... };
<11> thanks
<9> if you can see that post, look at the delete1Button function. I just modified inside the if to be:
<9> buttonToRemove.free(); domapi._freeComponent(buttonToRemove); purge(buttonToRemove);
<1> using removeChild ?
<1> that returns a ref to the removed node
<1> make sure you are not hanging on to it
<9> that's all up to _freeComponent... but I can try removeChild instead. I had something similar to that originally
<9> Have you seen the post? Any other ideas on how I can reduce memory growth?
<1> yes, byt not adding and removing so many items ;)
<9> heh, funny :P
<1> can you contain that area of the ui with an iframe?
<1> _freeComponent indirectly calls removeNode
<1> does not hang on to the ref
<9> possibly. if i do, I would need to include domapi.js stuff inside the iframe page's source right?
<1> yes
<1> presumably it would be cached though
<9> hmm, would it be bad to have a bunch of iframes that all included a bunch of domapi stuff?
<1> not really
<1> i do it often
<1> it only loads as much as you tell it to
<4> back
<9> hmm, that sounds like a neat idea. i'd like to try it out and see how it performs
<1> one other idea is to create all the instances you think you'll need, then hide/show them as needed
<9> that'd just be way too many. i was thinking about trying to reuse components though. so instead of removing them i just have a cache
<4> i use a lot of plain html elm in my page too, not really need domapi for everthing
<1> this sounds like a real nasty ui ;)
<9> well each "transaction" isn't bad. it's just there can be a LOT of them
<4> http://vix.myvnc.com:8088/dropbox/untitled.PNG
<9> there's a menu, and each entry can open a new transaction. multiple transactions can be open at a time
<4> every tree node link to a new screen
<9> and each tree node opens a new page? or does that screen just have 3 pages?
<1> ht311, nice
<9> if clicking a tree node just makes a new page, then it's a lot like the app we're creating
<4> using page control that use iframe to load, user can add new page as needed
<1> yup
<9> i like it
<12> how do i do regex in js ?
<4> default action is replace current active tab/page
<1> optocus, http://www.javascript-channel.com/Wiki.jsp?page=Links
<1> http://www.javascript-channel.com/Wiki.jsp?page=RegExpTester
<9> so each new page's content is a complete iframe? so you can kill the iframe and get the _unload to fire?
<1> _unload will automatically fire
<4> yup, auto
<9> right, but the key is that the entire page doesn't have to refresh to fire the _unload - just any particular iframe
<9> and it's a localized _unload to that iframe's content
<4> iframe is another document
<4> nothing to do with the hold page
<9> have you had any issues communcating between iframes?
<9> seems like i've done that plently before, but not with domapi
<4> nothing special for domapi on this front
<9> cool. one other related question
<9> my coworker is having a bit of trouble getting listgrids positioned without absolute positioning. if it's nested too deep it gets stack overflow issues in IE
<9> ever see anything like that with your grids?
<1> using reflow or packer?
<9> neither
<4> heh
<1> hmm
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