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<0> if i do that it will work
<0> but if a need ajax in an other place,
<1> how do i set the target on a form to an iframe (document.forms[0].submit(); )
<2> NeoFuture, target is a property of the form
<3> the iframe monster didn't know that?
<3> Ortue, encode you value properly
<0> i need to change enter with a real carriage return char ?
<3> that is up to you.
<3> [Torgo] is right, you better stick with form post :)
<0> but when a make a change in the form there is a list updated on the page,
<3> I have no idea what you are doing. my suggestion will be listen to [Torgo] or learn everything query string , escape, encodeURI, encodeURIComponent
<0> it is wierd because it work fine in mac, but i am the only one with a mac
<0> i will read about that thank you
<3> and what is line break too
<2> especially trying to sell that crap on ebay
<3> hehe, those code may be some of the worst stuff I see in js so far :D
<4> Hello
<4> Presumably if you use XMLHttpRequest, you're meant to get an XML file
<2> no law
<4> Aye thanks, I am going somewhere with this
<4> But if you do, how are you meant to parse the result from the respon***ML property?
<4> I don't know what I can use to deal with XML
<2> it's just another dom
<4> I want to convert it into HTML, which I can do if I could use the data
<4> Where is the documentation for this DOM?
<2> you should use xslt for that
<4> I know XSLT but I don't know how I can use it in my script
<4> Basically I have this XML Document object and I don't know what I can do with it
<4> I'm missing documentation, so any good links would be very helpful :)
<2> http://groups.google.com/groups?lnk=hpsg&hl=en&q=xmlhttprequest+xslt
<2> :P
<4> I tried looking about XMLHttpRequest but they don't seem to go into much detail about what you can do after the request has been made
<4> Oh so you have to request an XSLT file also
<4> I still don't know the XML Dom though
<4> I see they cover it ostensibly at w3schools
<4> So is XMLHttpRequest the only way you would never need to use XML DOM? Because I don't understand how else you would end up scripting with XML
<4> never = ever
<4> transformNode is used to apply the XSLT, but w3schools is telling me that Firefox does not support this
<4> Is this true?
<2> more than likely
<4> lol ;(
<2> i personally do all my transforms on the server
<4> Well then I will have to create the HTML using script
<4> How do you transform on a server?
<4> I guess you need an epic server?
<2> coldfusion
<4> Nyes well I am not using cf
<4> Well thanks for your help
<4> Seems like XML DOM doesn't use xpath at all
<4> What sort of failure is this?
<4> Oh heh they called it "patterns" not paths...
<4> And not available in FF :(
<4> getElementsByTagName() has been found!
<2> yup, it's ajust another dom
<4> Yeah but apparently it returns a NodeList which FF doesn't support
<4> Although I find that impossible to believe
<4> Since it supports the function but not the result? Unless it uses an array or something instead
<2> dunno, i encapsulated this long ago in domapi and haven't dealt with the gory details since
<4> You're an author of domapi?
<2> the main guy, yeah
<4> Epic
<2> tnx
<4> Do you have anything to do with JS Cruncher?
<2> yeah, that's mine as well
<4> heh
<4> To be honest I never really looked at DOMAPI too much
<4> I have been here for some years and over the time I noticed you "pimping" it a lot but never thought for a moment that it might have been yours
<4> But just now I saw on the JS Cruncher site a script in the screenshots section that shows creating an HTML element and all it's attributes with one method
<4> And I thought "<3"
<2> :P
<4> I also didn't know you can just do varmyVar
<4> I use a compressor called Jasob and it still leaves spaces after "var, return" and some other keywords
<4> Are there actually any obligatory spaces needed in JS?
<2> errr, you can't go varmyVar
<4> It's in your screenshot http://domapi.com/jscruncherpro/screen.cfm?src=screen1.png
<4> varrj16 and returnrj16
<2> just a coincendence -- that's a varname that starts with var
<2> hmmm, oh yeah, now i see
<4> And just a return that happens to begin with return?
<4> :P
<2> hmrph, must have made those screenshots early on
<2> the actualy product does not remove those spaces
<4> Well if I knew any better, that screenshot might cast aspersions on your product quality
<2> yeah, thanls for pointing that out, i'll have to correct that
<4> Might be best since people often do flock to screenshots first and it is the first one also
<3> someone just finished a chinese version of FF3
<5> hey ... how do i made that while the php proccessing the whole page its will write loading... till the page is proccessed?
<6> hello
<6> someone online ?
<6> re
<6> Pilum
<6> :D
<7> :-)
<6> I wnat to know if i have a chance to have acces here i have user javascript and i know a lot of java
<6> i am designer in romania
<6> :D
<7> Java is irrelevant to javascript.
<6> yeah
<6> but i want to have here acces :)
<6> :D
<6> i can ?
<6> if u stay ?
<7> We don't give it to people who ask for it. We give it to people who have been in the channel for a long time and have shown themselves worthy. And that is if we feel we need more.
<6> and if i stay here i will have ?
<7> It's not an automatic process.
<6> k
<6> thanks
<7> Stay here for a couple of years and be helpful and we'll see.
<6> =)))))
<6> a couple of years ?
<6> =)))
<7> Yeah.
<6> ****
<6> it's a bullshet
<7> Mind your language.
<7> I was here 2-3 years myself before I became an op.
<7> Heh.
<8> hi@all
<9> how can I prevent a browser window from closing?
<10> you cant
<9> when the user clicks close I can cancel it?
<9> how can I submit a form when the client unloads the page?
<9> guys?
<9> NeoFu7ure
<11> u can catch the closing of a page
<9> oh how can I do that?
<11> http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=javascript+catch+close+window&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
<11> oo look @ that
<11> 1st result on google
<10> yes you can catch it, but your cant stop itr
<12> hey
<12> if I want to send some arguments to a function on the onclick event of an object, how do I proceed?
<12> because by .onclick = function() { myfunc( var1, var2 ); } does not work;
<7> Didn't I show you that the other day?
<7> Yes it does.
<12> some day yes
<12> ok, well then we should think otherwise
<7> What are var1 and var2?
<12> oyu see, I want to use the same function for calling and handling the response of an xmlHttpRequest
<7> And?
<12> I will post the code somewhere and I will show you
<12> why can't I use the "this." inside a function ***igned to .onreadystatechange ?
<7> You can as long as you don't ***ign it wiht = function() { whatever() }
<12> but it did not work :(
<12> and also, If I am requesting a fragment of a .html page which also contains some <script language="javascript"> ...some code... </script> how can I execute that code? since by divContainer.innerHTML = xmlHTTP.responseText; will not be executed
<12> Pilum, did you confront yourself with such things? getting some javascript section through xmlHttp and executing it?
<4> Erm does JS not have XOR?
<4> "Boolean logic also contains the XOR operator, which is true when exactly one statement is true (but not both). JavaScript doesn't support logical XOR.
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