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<0> hi
<0> So this feller gave me this script for showing text area when you click Print - http://www.studiosmith.tv/project/port/
<0> I just need to know how to make it just print and how to work on multiple textareas
<0> please?
<0> ok, thanks
<1> percolations appear to be in order
<2> http://dark-code.bulix.org/bpiigs-15094
<2> any1 able to help?
<1> back in a bit
<3> furtive: Starfox english version just come out
<1> yeah
<1> dunno if it's worth buying
<3> save the money for the ram card :)
<1> you have two choices, high end art, or montage
<3> what kind of hign end art we are talking about?
<1> everything is star wars related
<1> ok, art first: http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c368/ndcent888/STARWARS_GiantMag.jpg
<1> hmm.. not as good as this one: http://www.brandonbird.com/supper.html
<1> and now for the gold bikini montage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR53iuFKx14
<4> damn geeks
<3> i want a queen amidala semi nude portrait
<5> anyone can link me to a site with solution how to have a div always in the same point on the window ? f.e. 100 100 and even after scroll it remains it
<5> cant find good words in english for that at the moment :/
<6> http://www.dnaco.net/~vogelke/pictures/when-cloning-goes-wrong/
<7> DesT, youre a moron :PPP :]
<5> k i managed to write it on my own ha :>
<6> well done
<6> :PP
<8> awesome photoshop work though
<9> hello, I wonder if someone have done an application to get unread outlook messages with javascript? and if you could help me doing it
<10> how do I add events to a node I'm creating? This doesn't seem to work temp = document.createElement("a");temp.href = "#"; temp.onclick = 'foo(this);';
<10> (I end up with <a href="#"> )
<11> Don't quote the function
<11> temp.onclick = foo;
<11> // Now you can use 'this' directly in the function
<10> my actual onclick function is a little more copmlicated. onclick="return showReport(this)" will that be a problem for me?
<11> onclick = function() { return showReport(temp); }
<10> interesting.
<10> what is "temp" in your example?
<11> temp = document.createElement("a");
<10> oh duh...
<10> (look at the shape of my head and fogive me)
<10> thanks a lot Pilum!
<11> Np.
<10> Am I correct in ***uming creating elements this way (then insertBefore/appendChild them into the DOM tree) is better than adding them via innerHTML ?
<11> That depends entirely on how you define "better", but I'd say that, yes.
<12> what's wrong here? function save_form(frmname){
<12> document.frmname.submit()
<12> }
<12> it doesn't replace the frmname value
<12> if I call save_form('myForm') I get the js error document.frmname is not defined
<3> document.forms[frmname].submit()
<12> thank you!
<13> what is the syntax to open a js file in a html file?
<11> <script type="text/javascript" src="file.js"></script>
<3> and this is not called "open"
<3> it is include
<13> ok
<6> heh
<13> in the js file i'm including. do i need to type in the <script> part, or can i just write in the script without using the <script>?
<11> The file shall contain js only.
<13> Got it.
<14> Hi
<13> could it be possible to make a news script in js?
<11> Like how?
<15> new script?
<15> *s
<16> To check if an elementbyid exist... can I do just this :
<16> var e = document.getElementById("sm");
<16> if (e) {
<4> yes
<16> Thx ;-)
<4> np
<17> I guess 'yes' was easier than "Why not just test it moron." ?
<17> :)
<4> sir, I protest
<4> when am i never in the best of moods?
<17> We'll see... :P
<17> Schools are starting up again soon, haha.
<11> "Soon"? You slackers.
<11> Schools started three weeks ago here heh.
<11> Hm. Two weeks.
<17> We're cleverer so we need less time.
<17> Wish I was a full time student again...
<11> Hehe.
<11> So you could slack again? :-)
<17> Yeah :|
<17> Taking a few courses now though, just to keep my brain ticking over.
<10> oh crap. My dynamicly generated page ,which validates and renders nicely in FF, sets off a lot of "expected identifier" errors in IE. Anyone have suggestions for how to troubleshoot?
<10> note to self. obj.cl***Name is good, obj.cl*** is bad
<11> Heh.
<18> Hello! I've run into some problems again (surprisingly). What is the best way to insert a new option in a select menu, without overwriting or deleting another option (i.e. I want the options below the new one to move down one step in the array)?
<11> Repopulate the array. Some nice looping ought to do it.
<4> slice the array up until the insertion point, and after it -- append the item to the first slice, then splice on the second one
<4> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/script56/html/08e5f552-0797-4b48-8164-609582fc18c9.asp
<18> Well, I guess that would do it. Not that I understand it well, but thanks! I'll go do some more reading.
<18> Well, I did splice in the values in the arrays that the select read from at the start, so I could use that. But the problem is, I don't know how to get it to "reload", without reloading the page.
<4> no need, the option will appear automatically
<18> It doesn't on my page. I splice the arrays and the select remains the same. Oh, I think I know what's wrong. Perhaps I need to splice the "select-array" too...I'll try that.
<18> What's wrong with this? var typ = tid[x-1] + " - " + spelning[x-1];
<18> q = document.forms.lista.turnelista.options;
<18> q.splice(x-1,0,typ);
<18> Oops, that wasn't intentional, thought I'd cleared the breaks.
<4> these need to be arrays of Option objects
<18> Isn't document.forms.lista.turnelista.options an array of option objects?
<4> yes
<4> typ is not
<18> But it's what I want the new option to be. Do I have to make a new array to be able to put in that one option?
<4> no, you append it
<4> new Option(text,value)
<18> Hmm, I don't understand. Guess I'll sit a few more hours getting flustered. :) Why do those browser developers make it so hard to just insert a new option in the middle somewhere?
<3> you don't understand what is an Option in the first place
<18> Guess I don't.
<18> So what is an option in the first place?
<3> it is a dom element , <option></option> , it is not "foo - bar"
<3> new Option or document.createElement("option") will give you one
<3> http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/objects/option.asp
<18> So far I'm following, but I was wondering if there was a way to simply insert an option in the middle somewhere, that would push the other options in the select one step, so none would get overwritten.
<3> and [TorgoAway] have told you that already
<18> I'm certain it is so, but I did not understand it, so I still cannot do it.
<10> you can write your own function to do the kind of insert you want. But you'll have to use one of the methods Torgo and ht311 mentioned
<18> When I tried to use new Option in the middle of the select, it deleted the entry that was there, it did not push it down.
<18> Ok, thanks, I'll search for such a function, as I certainly don't know how to do it myself. Thanks for trying to help, but this is apparently too hard for me, and too easy for you people.
<19> Tumaini: to push a value (add to the end) of an array, use push method instead of splice
<3> he want to insert
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