Im trying to make a print page button but I dont want the whole page to print I managed to get only what I want
what do you have ?
its ok thx
im having some issues w/ IE6 on windows @ http://69.254.26.158
possibly js, but could be css also
works fine in IE7 btw
relative; used for displaying in better browsers was causeing it
hi, how to make a link execute javascript instead of jumping to an anchor ?
i use onclick="javascript:…." but how to deactivate the link ?
in there - if you *must* do it inline, do onclick="doSomething(); return false;"
the return false at the end prevents the link from being followed
tags in them, will they get executed?
var something = document.all.tags("X"); the tag X doesnt exists in HTML standards so am I allowed ?
you're allowed to do whatever you want. if it's not in the spec then you have no guarantee how different browsers will treat it
of course, "document.all" isn't in any standard either so it's a moot point
well I tried with different tags and still doesnt work
ff & IE doesnt produce the effect I want
if I change to an existing tag it works.
how to check whether a passed parameter is a function or not
???
this.options.onSelected is not a function
if(this.options.onSelected == 'undefined') … but that doesn't work.
i mean i could use the try{}catch(e){} but that is not nice, isn't it?
typeof parseInt
function
GarethAdams, mean me?
Jan_out, how would you check whether a function is defined or not?
function myBlah() { return 5; }; typeof myBlah
function
function myBlah() { return 5; }; typeof myBlah == "function"
true
typeof woot
undefined
typeof woot == "undefined"
GarethAdams, daxxar both is not working.
Hm? I was just toying, sorry. 
if (this.options.onSelected) 
if (foo) return true; return false;
Error: Error: invalid return at line 0: if (foo) return true; return false;
if (foo) true; else false;
(foo ? true : false)
Error: Error: ReferenceError: foo is not defined at line 0: (null)
Hm, okay. Perhaps not.
function myBlah() { return 5; }; typeof myBlah
function
hey everyone
i need a very simple script for SELECT box, each OPTION has a diffrent value, which is a URL to go to, i want the new website to open in a new window, but i know nothing about javascript :/
select … onchange="window.location=this.options[this.selectedIndex].value;"
urls in the value of the options
option value='http://some-site.com/'Some Site/option
next!
to make them click a button to go there
oh and for new window, maybe put target="_blank" but honestly, i would say do not do that
why dont they make an alternative to that since they take it out?
cuz not everyone has javascript
right, theoretically.
but 99.9% of people use browsers with javascript
and that is an official statistic from my brain
between 10% and 20% of people dont have or dont use javascript
let him go the javascript route if he wants
meh yea
yeah
so basically, the moral of the story is think up some other plan
like a css popup
but the reason i mentioned it is cuz i've been looking for a valid alternative to target="_blank" =p
at least if it fails, you still have links
the alternative is to leave your ego behind and accept that it will open in the same window and the user has the back button working if they want to go back to your site
:P
it's got nothing to work with ego or whether or not they have a back button
shudder
Navigation should ALWAYS be links
oh sorry. too strong?
If someone wants to open it in a new window they then have that ability via middle-click or whatever shortcut their browser offers
there aren't many instances when you need to open anything in a new window
exactly
we're in agreement here
Using a select to do navigation is plain wrong
but the original enquirer has gone AWOL
Often happens ’round here
ok
so let's dance
Someone will ask a question, they'll get lots of help .. and never say anything after their original question
damned annoying 
but we get to argue about well-known and accepted things
yet again
ooo yes…
swing it!
reason nobody answered was cuz you just proposed not to use it instead of giving an answer or saying you didn't know
ureason nobody answered was cuz you just proposed not to use it instead of giving an answer or saying you didn't know/u
Didn't know what?
you and i did have a stab at an actual answer to his question at first
then we went off on a usability tangent
baggito, your first example, how to i modify it to open in a new window ? 
hey i know some swing. give me your hand. damn. i miss my swing classes.
i'm not going to tell you now unless you give us a good reason.
:P
The solution is damned easy
But I'm not telling
hahaah
…i was asking about a valid non-js alternative to target="_blank" and you went on saying about how it shouldn't be used and it should just open in a new window, you never said an actual alternative lol
we're so evil… in a pure and good way.
oh oh thanks
well the alternative would be censored.censored
btw that's invalid
AHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
whew, your safe
my safe what?
my safe?
have you got to the bit where hermione sneaks into snapes office yet?
oh. his safe?
NO SPOILERS!
/clear
haha
/ignore Woosta
did you get to the blowjob scene yet?
i couldnt figure out where to put that target blank thing :/
that fake-spoiler isn't going to work .. it's more fun to use believable spoilers
why do you want a new window?
no that's just mean.
btw target="_blank" is invalid
(1) the books are a lot funnier if you s/wand/wang/
the reason is that, my boss asked me to do so
tell him he's wrong. That's why he hired you.
well, if he wants an intelligent employee, you can question his decisions.
Woosta, thats not an option
BS
go on. just ask him why.
come on guys, who cares if he is wrong, i just need to finish this, i need it to open in a new window, please help me with that
Nup
you work on a saturday?
hehe
yes
o.o
take a taste =p
guys, please keep it on subject, if its possible, please tell me how
http://www.google.com/search?q=javascript+window+open
http://www.w3.org/TR/AERT#facilitate-navigation
a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/AERT#facilitate-navigation"http://www.w3.org/TR/AERT#facilitate-navigation/a
;google site:alistapart.com navigation usability
http://alistapart.com/articles/whereami
http://www.w3.org/TR/AERT#no-new-windows
^^ read
Then show it to your "boss"
god i have such a crazy LAG
is there a way to do it without that open function ?
WTF?
Let me guess, your "boss" doesn't want to use the open function?
hi
hi ossst
shh
how are you doing guys?
good, you?
sit on them and rub them
haha
damn you people can take anything the wrong way haha
Bah, baggito trumps
hah. that's the second time in here that i've given a stupid answer almost the same time as someone else.
today
how do i axx the value of the elemnt (text field) in js. this.value ?
axx?
at a guess, yourElement.value
if you have inline event handlers, then 'this.value' will work in the event handler
i want to set a 0 value onBlur if user doesnt set anything…
for like 30 fields, so i dont want to hardcode the name of the element into the proc. just for all fields
yourElement.onblur = function(){ if( ! /^\d+/.test(yourElement.value)) yourElement.value = "0" }
With 30 of them it will be more fun as you'll probably set them in a loop and end up needing a closure
yourElement.onblur = function() { use this instead of yourElement, problem solved };
Wont 'this' refer to the window in that case?
Oh no!
Coz it's a direct handler
fatbrain++
the problem is about yourElement. I will have to hardcode the names for all 30 fields then?
But it does mean you end up with 30 copies of your function .. either way ..
well, onblur should carry the info of the element somehow, no?
so i could use that info
Guess the VM could do some optimization if it's smart enough and just create one copy.
function setZero(el){ if( ! /^\d+/.test(el.value)) el.value = "0" } for(var i=0; i30; i++) yourForm.onblur = function(){ setZero(this) };
should work
oops
function setZero(el){ if( ! /^\d+/.test(el.value)) el.value = "0" } for(var i=0; i30; i++) yourForm.elements['the_element_name_'+i].onblur = function(){ setZero(this) };
yourElement.onblur = setZero; /* */
nah, then the 'this' points to window
true.
this is how I do it anyway.
yourElement.onblur = setZero.bind(yourElement);
you need the 30 functions .. so I just make it as small as possible
with my uber-cool 1999 bind function.
yeah that just creates the 30 functions for you easily
what if i have 600 fields ? 
yes, looks alot better tjo.
doesn't matter how many fields you have.
s/tjo/tho/
with that function, on every onblur all my fields will be set to 0. Insead of only the one field that has input == "".
eh?
hehe, Woosta, it's all yours
Nah, it's 1am
can anyone tell me how to make enter trigger an action? google wasn't very conclusive there…
I want to "submit" an input field
anyone on the ENTER key issue?
Is there any cross browser compatible way of setting the properties of the parent window (like presence of status bar, location bar etc.) ?
what's the easiest way to read xml and write it on page ?
Something like this? http://www.w3schools.com/dom/dom_parser.asp
how to make the ENTER key trigger a function? Google wasn't very conclusive there…
JLearn, i have http://igbots.com/gm/prices.xml.php and i want using javascript to be able to display all info in only one line ( cause i'm having 15px marquee where i have to put the info )
MARQUEE??
VBm, use the link which I gave you to parse the XML host file and feed it to the marquee. BTW, AFAIK, marquee is no longer a standard tag.
well … standard or not … dumb devs of omerta game are still using it
and i'm trying to write lil greasemonkey script to make a bit interesting ui
"JLearn" at 71.6.194.243 pasted "Event Handling" (28 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/3714
Ace_NoOne follow the above link for your reference
thanks JLearn
is that cross-browser compatible?
yes
cool!
works with Opera, FF, IE
thank you very much
Can't say about the others.
heh screw anything but FF
onkeypress="return myKeyPressed(event)"
what's with the return there
Because if I don't use 'return' and then return a false in the function, the page would be submitted. Try it out.
Try removing the return.
oh you got a form
I didn't see that
- but I might be able to change that
Heh
Its always advisable and better to have form elements inside of a form tag
it's not necessary tho, is it
Some browsers behave in a weird manner when you use a form element which is not inside a form tag and try to manipulate it.
Its always better to do so if you don't want your code to break.
ok
good to know
?
migh make it easier
If it works, then yes you can.
W3 will eat your head off for using onsomething .
hehe do I still need to define action="" then
well … I have little choice, do I
Hi
I agree
No need to have action if you are not using it.
I thought it was an obligatory attribute
Can anyone recommend a function to get element by class name
i'm a bit dumb … how to quick ( short code ) select document.getElementById('id'); … where i have 2 id's … first one is Xid and the second one is just ID ?
huh?
short code?
What do you mean by get element by class name? Give example.
..
hold on
it's pretty self explanatory man
get element by its class name
or elements
http://www.dustindiaz.com/getelementsbyclass/
function gebi(id) {return document.getElementById(id)} ?
I'd tried that, but not extensively tested it
function hasClass(element, name) { return element.className.match(new RegExp('(\\s|^)' + name + '(\\s|$)')); }
hm
Might not be what you need though
does anyone know how to make a bot that will fill in a form every X seconds ?
Question, why are there like 20-30 different custom REGEXP's for class name? rofl
seen that link I posted?
yes.
ok
(wasn't sure
Cho, short code would be something like document.getElementById('foo') or by id ('xfoo')
According to html 4.01, action is a required attribute, yes.
can it be empty too?
yes
it can be empty
ok cool
leaving it empty would make it go to the same page
What he said
not with e.setAttribute("onsubmit", "return false"); tho, right?
form onsubmit = "return false" action=
""
Hey people! Has anybody of you did something before with the YUI Datatable?
I need support with JS according a table generated automatically with XML I generated with PHP.
that's what I meant (order doesn't matter, does it?)
no
do you habe an idea how to write an event handler?
?
that I receive the content of a dom element
for ex. a "onclick"
Right?
You mean you want the contents of a form element at the click of a button?
better
I want the contents of a table where a function in the DOM element hasn't been explicitly defined.
something that is listening all the time in bg if I click on the dom element.
Oh so you mean that whenever a table element is clicked, you want its value, right?
yes
the table is generated automatically, with an id and class by the library.
the id's are counted from 0 to X (dependend on the rows). and has even headers=header0 to X for the column number.
any ideas?
sorry to bother you with this, but
e.onkeypress = "return config.macros.passwordPrompt.checkEnter;";
doesn't work
Can't you just attach a onclick event handler to all the td's dynamically generated?
Paste the code and I will see what can be done..
it's based on TiddlyWiki tho, so it might be confusing - gimme a min to clean it up a little
Yes, post the minimalistic code which shows it purpose without the frills.
spot the difference:
typeof "return config.macros.passwordPrompt.checkEnter;"
string
typeof function() { return config.macros.passwordPrompt.checkEnter; }
function
ahhh! thanks
wait
I need to pass the event
but that should work now
the event gets passed in as the first (and only) parameter to that function in most browsers
e.g. function(e) {…}
in IE you need window.event
hmm - mind if I paste(bin)?
so function(e) { e = e || window.event; … } should be ok
ahh ok then
will try that
Is there any cross browser compatible way of setting the properties of the parent window (like presence of status bar, location bar etc.) ?
no
you don't get any control of windows you didn't create
Any reason why this kind of feature was disabled or not kept? Security?
GarethAdams / JLearn: http://pastebin.ca/628768 — lines 16 and 44ff - I'd appreciate if you could take a look
The paste 628768 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/3715
it's probably a silly mistake
but I've never done this even thingie before
Ace, are you using FF?
I am, but I can't guarantee my users are
What does the error console show? Any indication of things related to onkeypress?
nothing at all
nothing happens
Nothing in the error console?
nope
Ah…
firebug neither
The paste 628774 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/3716
no vBm
cause i have for all elements x + id
?
oh, you mean … hold on
I thought you meant the parentNode roundtrip
nope … sorry for not being more informative about what i want
;s
you can use e = document.getElementById(loopIndex);
or rather, arrayIndex
that is array[i] or something
"Ah… " meaning you know what the problem is?
any example maybe … cause i'm really dumb for this … and first time using js :]
hold on (not an expert myself)
tnx _o_ ( same as :respect: smily on some forums )
:]
I don't even know whether there is a forEach
hey everyone
What's the difference between these 2 regexps… RegExp("(^|\\s)"+classname+"(\\s|$)"); and RegExp("(^| )"+classname+"( |$)");
Nothing.
The second one won't work for all whitespaces like tabs and carriage returns
The paste 628781 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/3717
untested
\\s : any whitespace
one space
Oh
Ah, didn't know that
Not relevant to className anyway
wait up..
\\s is any whitespace.. hmm
why 2 \'s ?
\s = string?
and \ means any type? lol
this is sorta confusing
Ace_NoOne, tnx … gonna try it now
;p
I have to go now (dinner) - bbl
OK I will try to come up with something
Ace_NoOne, that removes child for sms only and not both ;/
The loop is wrong.
for(var i = 0; i 2; ++i) should be used.
in \\ , one \ is for the \s and one is for escaping the other
Did it work?
lol
lol?
JLearn, yeah … that works _o_
tnx
was grabbing food .. that's the reason for delay ;/
any body thinks a search engine for filenames can be popular?
DavidHKMrPowers, you can already do it with google?
The only search I'd be impressed with is regular expression search. Google has it for their code search feature, but nothing else
preaction ya, but not targetted at it
"HKFileSearch, powered by Google"
Jimicon i think regex search is too heavy?
preaction heh
regex search is expensive. you could design regexes that take days to parse, and there'd be no way to really stop you. enough of these regexes concurrently and you can bring down google
even with elementary precautions
Yeah, I'd say that's why they haven't done it. Would still be nice though
You couldn't bring down google though. Generally if any process uses too much CPU it's terminated.
jimicon, it's not cpu-intensive, it's just long. i imagine that individual processes are throttled and only allowed to stay alive so long, but whatever engine you use you could find a way to generate noticable delays
back
sorry JLearn …
You can always block greedy metacharacters to make it a light weight regex enabled search engine.
OK, so Ace, why did you enclose the entire function in double quotes on line 16?
because I got an error otherwise
wait
that was with "return …" only
not with the function
yes, with return it would definitely give error.
event is not defined
oh of cours
e
silly me
yay seems to work - hold on
nope
can't enter anything enymore now
in the password field
but ENTER is recognized
What do you mean can't enter?
all keypresses are intercepted
no letters are entered in the input field
And an alert is popped?
yes
but only
remove the
wait, I removed the "press correct key"
else part
if(code == 13) alert("You pressed the ENTER key."); return false;
else alert('press correct key') remove it
^^^^
Now it works?
nope
Again the keypresses are intercepted?
apparently - they are not entered into the field
shall I upload the package so you can try?
Yes, upload it in such a way I can run it without any hassle.
ok one sec
http://devpad.tiddlyspot.com/#PasswordPromptTest%20PasswordPromptMacro — press one of the toggle buttons at the top
does it work?
It seems the password field is not getting any focus
it does - but the cursor disappears for some reason
not sure why
Then I don't think its a JS problem, considering that you have nothing in the error console…
but the keys are intercepted
only by that function
wait, let me think, even I am no expert.
heh sure
doh
OK my fault.
lol
at the end of the function, keep return true.
The term is 'facedesk'
at the end of the function, keep return true.
DAMN XChat
let's try that
YAY!
IT WORKS!
thank you so much, JLearn
Hehe, glad I could help you with my limited knowledge.
Ace_NoOne.knowledge.JavaScript
Bleh, nice one.
:P
Did you make those widgets? They are good.
TiddlyWiki is the framework
I just coded the password dialog thing
www.tiddlywiki.com
Ah..
I hate frameworks .
it's not a framework
it's an application
which you can write plugins for
Ah ok
That's not so bad then.
it's pretty brilliant even
it's me again … can someone help me out with hits for breaking up stuff that i've get from responseDetails.responseText ?
what's this "stuff"
im trying to break xml info using "GM_xmlhttpRequest" for script that im trying to make using greasemonkey
0 OT/time" as first line in xml … and i'd like to break up lines of that xml so i can easily display it on another
Should I even bother checking for IE on my getElementsByClassName function?
I would say yes to IE7, but IE6.. well, depends. The more people refuse to support it the more pressure there is to update.
Erm?
Sorry, I meant like document.all
that's only IE5, not IE6 right
Oh
elements = document.all
document.all has been IE-only since back in the Netscape days
or getElementsByTagName('*')
Either will work
Right
but should I even do document.all for IE5?
No?
I wouldn't bother
its possible to make a javascript slideshow on the background of a div?
and anyone has a good js slideshow? ^^
I'm sure such a thing is possible.
hey everyone
hihi rocker
how's rockin' going?
pretty good, my band now only needs a drummer haha
Man. They're temperamental.
we've got a really good one, and she's reliable for gigs, but for rehearsals she's always sending someone else to cover, and often they suck.
Speaking of sucking, I think I just found an error in Twey_'s code.
I am extremely happy about this since he spent so much of yesterday telling me how useless I am
why'd he tell you that?
Oh I'm not arguing with him. It's true.
heh… well i dunno, you seem pretty good with javascript =p
ask Twey_
she is, but doesn't like to admit it
I'm not, you brummie git.
brummie git? do i even want to know what that means?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brummie
It's a great accent.
do someone know how many % use FF, IE6 and IE7 these days ?
It turns everything into a complaint.
Like Aussie turns everything into a question.
not an accent I have, though
Boo.
There was I busily assigning you the voice of Adrian Chiles
heh
I've been told that I don't sound like I'm a native of Brum
Aren't you?
I am
Aww.
It's OK, we won't hold it against you
actually to be fair last time I was there the place was totally coolified from the time I went before.
In the early 90s it was a grim horrible place and it's much nicer now.
yeah
total facelift
ah, cool
There wasn't any custard :/
I've been there once when it opened in its current form
attracted there by their leased line Internet connection!
what did you go to?
just an industry thing
ah, right
very boring actually but nice canapes
and we didn't get mugged once!
The Gadget Show's based there; they use the pool in the courtyard to test homemade hovercraft.
Yah.
Birmingham had such a crappy reputation for ages, they seem to have done something about it
"Birminghamworld, AKA the Dark Planet, receives almost no visible light and as a result no-one wants to go there. Its inhabitants have become socially and linguistically isolated." - Red Dwarf
Jan-: What's that from? The only Birminghamworld found by Google is a planet in the game Frontier (Elite 2)
Red Dwarf I think.
you know I'm not sure.
Anyway I think it's time to stop being cruel to Brum.
That dubious honor now goes to Swansea.
Jan-: An *error?* In *my* code? You must be mistaken, dear lady
I like Swansea.
I have a funny feeling that prototypes become methods when run through copy()
it's easy enough to get around, I just disregard anything where typeof=='function'
Jan-: Which version of copy() did I send you?
so I haven't looked into it.
Oh
*ponder*
I don't think so
Did I not check hasOwnProperty()?
No.
Ah
It's in the other one.
I rewrote everything in pythonic.js as a part of a framework I'm working on.
When I used it to populate my tables, I was getting lots of function text in there.
Jan-: there's a shortcut for that: x instanceof Function
Yeah, you're right, you want to add a hasOwnProperty() check in there
That's not really a shortcut, per se
Oh yeah, it's two characters shorter
Jan-: I do it quite often
This was just a lack of an upload though.
excuses!
Jan-: There, fixed.
this is quite a boon for my program
now I can have per-item settings in the playlist.
One character if you use == rather than ===, I guess.
Jan-: You couldn't have added that yourself? :-\
Probably.
I just wasn't going to bother.
Ah.
Again, you're mistaking me for a software engineer.
One line of code is more than it seems, isn't it?
fewer keys to press
It's actually more efficient. Theoretically.
Jan-: There should be no "software engineers" vs. "ordinary users." Anyone who uses a computer should be perfectly capable of writing at least modest software, it's not difficult.
Spoken like a true penguin poker
Jan-: It's like saying "I refuse to change this lightbulb because I'm not an electrician"
No, it's like saying "I refuse to learn how to make lightbulbs because I'm not a lightbulb maker."
Jan-: In this case at least, my analogy is much more accurate, since the code was already there
Well, no, actually that's a silly thing to say.
Making something and changing something are the same action
Since whatever you change is part of a larger something else, which is being made.
But that's all terribly philosophical for a Saturday night.
he
hello = hi(thumbs.(2)),;
What on Earth is that?
nothing
Oh
tried to say hello
I thought it was some esoteric language I didn't know, I was quite interested
Hi
A language you don't know?
Heh, that's a bit of a barmy notion.
Hehe
There are lots of languages I don't know.
Like Ruby. Or Punjabi.
And some I know but still can't quite get my head around, like Haskell.
Bah! The one you told *ME* to use?!
Hehe
Hey, it was a joke
…. mostly… well, actually the humour was meant to come from you using it
so
No, if you did manage to learn it it'd've made a great programmer out of you.
tell me, parentNode, does it count text nodes as a node?
you become a programming genius, or fail utterly.
Your question doesn't make sense
why not
Text nodes can't have children, so parentNode will never be a text node
hm.
true that, but..
divtextdiva class="foo"foo/a/div/div
we use that as an example.
Yes?
we observe that a, with some method. and use this.parentNode.parentNode
wich should give us the first div.
That's the topmost div
Yes
right?
Correct
well, last time i had probs with the parentNode. It actually returned that div.
in FF
but in IE i got like 2 more nodes up.
even with prototypes up()
so, i wonter, why does it differ, and where is the proble,.
problem.
yesterday, when drunk, i came to think or the textnodes, whitespace, whatever, that might could be counted in some way?
div = {'text', {div : {a : {'text'}}}}
Nope
Textnodes just don't figure in parentNode considerations, because they can't have children
makes sense.
in IE to make sure the browser hasn't made any unexpected modifications to your DOM
but. this.up().up() // 2 in FF, this.parentNode.parentNode // 2 in FF
into your DOM even if you haven't specified it in your markup
and this.up().up() // 4 in IE, this.parentNode.parentNode // 4 in IE
No, I doubt that
yes, i know how the DOM looked in this case, but i cant fingre out why i got different results. :/
You've made an error somewhere
Probably
and it cant be a this issue, this refers to the A in both cases, browsers.
I can't help you any more without seeing the actual page on which the issue occurs
i use to solve the most problems, but this was really strange, i worked around it and kept on with my work, but the strangeness still bugs my head
i cant rememer exact how it looked, have the stuff in the trunk at work, but it was something like that, an a, down in 2 nested divs. an ajax.updater, that should inject a snippet of markup, 2 nodes up.
Ah, Prototype.
worked fine in FF, but the injected stuff was injected some other place in IE.
i used this.up().up(), i tried this.up(1), this.parentNode.parentNode, foo = this.parentNode; foo.parentNode, all with same strange result.
There's nothing I can do about it. It's a bug in either your code, Prototype's code, or IE, in order of probability.
And I don't have your code or IE's code available to check.
If you want the Prototype code looked at, you should try #prototype.
as i said, its worked around, i just tought the behavior was strange
as i said, its worked around, i just tought the behavior was strange
maby i can try to reproduce it.
gimme a few
i think its.. interessting.
hmm.
still here?
Mmm buffet snacks
My favorite form of eating
hi, i have a simple form. and i need to post this form 3 times by opening 3 different windows.
how can i do that?
try something like var windowNames = ['name1', 'name2', 'name3']; for (var i = 0, l = windowNames.length; i l; i++) { var name = windowsNames[i]; window.open('', name); yourForm.target = name; yourForm.submit(); }
Is there a way to get the number of children from an object? Like to count the number of options in a select?
foo.childNodes.length
in that particular case, .options.length
I suspect childNodes would have a similar effect.
But insin is right.
watch out for childNodes unlesss you want to count any text nodes which are present
so I would do calendar_select.options.length ?
watch out for whitespace textnodes
Nrrrgh. Why is "green" not 0,255,0?
Why is it fricken "lime" or some shit?
"blue" is full blue, and "red" is full red.
and magenta is called fuchsia
Is it? Gurh.
and octarine is invalid
my guess is that someone couldn't think of a snappy name for the dark green, so they called it just green, forcing full green to be renamed
Shouldn't that bounce between green and purple?
hey guys, what's your favorite shopping cart?
I like the ones at Dierbergs
They are always a nice thickness and you can store alot
Oh sorry you meant software, nvm.
lol
yes
software
I'm trying to make a print page button, but I dont' want the whole page to print. I managed to get only what I want to print using css visibility:hidden; but the page it prints has a huge blank area at the top where the hidden stuff is, is there a way to realign that?
display:none; Is what I always use and it works wonferfully
In the CSS I mean
wouldn't that make it display nthing? lol
Well you only apply it to the things you dont want it to show when you print. You are useing a seperate print style sheet are you not?
hidden, you can apply display: none to the same element to get the effect you want, without taking up space on a page
hidden may hide your element, but its still there
I see
but that won't stop it from displaying ont he browser?
none; basically completely does away with the element its applied to
aren't you already hiding it?
to the printer, not from the browser
ah
same thing
if you have it set up to only apply the rule to the printer, then it will work just fine
none; in your printer media css would hide it from the screen?
when you call for the style sheet just use media="print" and call a seperate sheet that has the display:nones in it and your screen will be fine.
k
well here's the other problem
hm
@media print { #foo { display: none; } }
http://pastebin.com/d76614089
is that ok for the style sheet?
and then I just apply sheet print to where I want to print
this may come as a shock, but I dont' know anything about css haha
Why is this being discussed in ##javascript?
hm, not sure, I came here because it was a javascript host print button
sorry
no: "display: none" causes an element (with its contents) to be skipped, so using it on body will print nothing
No probs .. and you're getting good help here .. and it's otherwise quiet
bNo probs .. and you're getting good help here .. and it's otherwise quiet/b
Hmm, so i tried the whole $_('subdivision').options.length method, and even tried childNodes, and for some reason I keep getting a result of 1, even though I see more. Thoughts?
just include the rules in the stylesheet without limiting them to print media; then when you're happy with them, wrap them in @media print { }
l2js
For starters, what's $_?
is there a way to do a display:all? or does it just right off the bat ignore everything if display:none is there
no: "display: none" causes an element (with its contents) to be skipped, so using it on body will print nothing
you either don't have any options, $_() isn't returning what you expect, your HTML is invalid, your computer is bad at math ..
k
Sorry fatbrain, I wrote a function called $_ for an easier way of writing document.getElementById
You should give your functions names that are associated with that they di.
I wonder why people do that rather than writing function gEBI()
s/di/do/
that's how you end up with document.getElementById
no, that's just using the "default" one.
It seems an attempt to 'bless' IDs as some sort of PHP 'global vars'
I made a fugly hack once, 'my_div_element'.element()… heh
hey Woosta
how're you
I've tried the exercise of naming a function that does that; I end up with things along the lines of "getElementById"
hey Jan`
RPN?
Grr @ your `
Reverse Polish notation
7 2 +
9
ahh, not really, no really
Ew.
I know what reverse polish is
2 2 * = 4?
Jan`: yes
Ew. Why?
(Who is Jan- ??)
Actually I guess it's more like the way a processor actually works.
Jan` go read the wikipedia articles on it
Load two registers then do it.
yup
hehe, the "processor"
We all, including Jan`, know what she means
Jan-: very easy to implement: when you read a number, push it onto the stack; when you read an operation, pop its operands off and push the result; repeat
bJan-: very easy to implement: when you read a number, push it onto the stack; when you read an operation, pop its operands off and push the result; repeat/b
*groove* *bop*
Word, homeys.
HP made some calculators that you use that way
the postfix notation?
it doesn't apply when I try to do a td class="noprint"
Jan`: oh, and no brackets needed
yes
I'm mostly a fan of the prefix notation, think that's most appealing
44 28.997 32 19 * * + -?
Jan`: yeah
*shudder*
It's like Perl, only, somehow, if that were possible…
….worse.
yeah
Aaargh! Phil put "Born Country" in my freakin MP3 playlist again.
Forth
He loves to torture me.
hey everyone
is there something like the CPAN for javascript ?
no.
=(
omg
I kept reading that as "arselaser"
Is that what George Bush has been having on his colonic polyps?
maybe!
We can only hope
lmao, what did you read as arselaser?
asrserlasr
haha
what in the world is that? =p
It's thing you use to remove colonic polyps from presidents.
heh
DUCT TAPE!
Thus freeing the polyps from such an unfortunate contaminating influence.
gn8
back
Jan`: In other news, "Harry Potter book flies off shelves" (Reuters)
Snarf
They've had to chain it down.
i think it's been flying off the shelves into fires
'look! kindling!'
Jan`: I only use green ink and pencil.
Preferably pencil.
Man, you're bored, grepping your logs
Jan`: It was highlighted
Jan`: I've just finished reading Harry Potter.
why?
Oh you strangeling.
* Jan- sneaks up on Twey
I was going to see if I could get a copy of the latest one.
But they were all gone.
Should've pre-ordered.
It's good
Not for me, you understand
Of course.
Actually I've never been that bothered.
I'm more of a Pratchett person
I think this one may end up being a 15 when it's a movie, though.
he's hilarious
I love Pratchett.
Hilarious *and* insightful
Rare combination
Quite. One of very few millionaires I know of who actually deserves it.
Indeed
I also write from right to left, talking of Pratchett. I figure my handwriting's unreadable anyway, so why not?
whahuh?
Jan`: Guards, Guards, I think
Jan`: The one with the Gonne.
Oh yes.
The Posessed Gonne.
It wasn't possessed.
Well, it had its own malevolence.
It's all in the human mind.
All guns do, was the point he was making.
"I am the LAW!"
Indeed
Happens.
Robocop references.
Perfect.
Heh, was that intentional?
Well that and Judge Dredd.
That's a Dredd line.
"I am the law. Drop your weapons."
Aha.
I've never seen, heard, or read of Judge Dredd.
What?!
You're into fantasy and you've never HEARD of Judge Dredd?
Never ever.
Judge Dredd is SciFi, not fantasy
Oh dear
I may have to peruse the Wikipedia page before I read it again!
Do so
The same with Chinese
Damn. Now I have to implement autoloading from the command line, so my app can be assigned to handle filetypes.
It's very silly. You'd think that if the font is going to have some set of characters, it would at least implement them all.
*mutter* braille
Jan`: Autoloading from the command line? Can you even do that in HTA?
Yes, you can get the commandline and parse it.
Jan`: You don't like Braille? Although I admit that Braille on a screen kind of defeats the point.
Braille is a political weapon.
Used to separate "proper" blind people who were born blind and went to special schools and who are generally all institutionalised and wierd.
Heh
There's this strong in group/out group paradigm.
The in group is them.
The out group is, uh, me.
Seriously?
Oh god yes.
The RNIB (commonly referred to as the RNLI, for some sort of comic effect) is run by beardy old wierdos who want it to be 1975.
Hahaha
So how does Braille separate you from *them?*
Because I can't read it, and they can.
You could always learn
No, I couldn't.
If on the level of language learning, English is a 1, Japanese is a 10…
braille is a nine hundred and thirty-four thousand, eight hundred and fifty.
Seriously; it is widely recognised to be a bitch to learn if you don't do it when you're two.
English is much harder to learn than Japanese, I'm fairly sure
Huh
Jan`: Heheh… how about tenji?
And if I'm completely honest I would desperately love to be able to read it and I can't, and I've tried a lot, so I come to the debate with giant sized shoulder chip.
Jan`: Japanese encoded in Braille.
Aha.
And even then, it sucks.
Jan`: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_braille
The books are all Mills and Boon romances because most blind people are 70
They're all cruelly abridged, because carrying a complete paperback novel in Braille requires sherpas and beasts of burden.
Hm? But a Braille character isn't any bigger than a capital Latin letter
And there single are characters for common words, aren't there?
The best braille readers might make 150 words a minute.
And I would never ever be that good.
So it's crappy, huge, slow and used to represent pulp crap.
Yeah there's grade 2.
I'm sure you would with practise.
You may have a point with the pulp crap, but I still don't get how it's huge.
Well for a start the characters are much bigger.
They have to be spaced out more.
Plus you can only print one side of a page.
they have to be made out of almost cardboard to have any longevity
True
Because there's only 64 characters (six bit encoding, yaright?) grade 2 is a complete cow.
Tons of it is contextually mediated, which means that if you don't know what you're at, it looks like it's been XOR'd with a very big number.
Heh
And to be honest there's very few people use it.
what, the tail bone?
But you always see signs and things written in Braille
2 million visually impaired people in the UK; perhaps 20,000 use braille.
Surely there must be a fair user base.
There just isn't.
probably a government goody-goody law
To be honest I have no idea what blind people did before computers and the internet.
coccyx
Used Braille more? :_P
**
they died or lived a life of leisure
Depending on their financial status, yes.
Mainly ended up in asylums.
Because, OMGWTFBBQ, you can't possibly LIVE YOUR LIFE. Nnrgh.
But seriously.
Huge political weapon.
Bitches.
Hmn. 'kay.
Made slightly worse by the fact that not being able to read is the worst thing about not being able to see by a factor of 200,000.
yeah but you guys get spider sense, right? RIGHT? :p
mp=mpShell.Exec(mpPath+'-slave -idle -adapter'+adapter+' '+clOpts)
Oh I don't just get that.
Twey, you might want to step away from reisio
Heh
blind chicks get spider sense _and_ boobs
a deadly combination
Next time you see a blind person reading braille, just accidentally tip some coffee over her, or something.
She'll deserve it.
Guaran-fuckin-teed.
sighted chicks get employment prospects and normal bar conversation.
they win.
that's nonsense
try it sometime
blind chicks rock
mute chicks, too
did you ever see 'Jennifer 8'?
Well, obviously *I* rock, but you need to stop assuming that all blind people are as fantabulous as I am.
Yes.
*affected sob*
yeah and Umu Thurmans has a pretty nice body :p
Thurman*
Jennifer 8?
…yeah, think so
can't we get buubot to summarise
Umu Thurman plays a blind chick being stalked by a murderer
imdb
she becomes naked here and there :p
buubot help?
Jan`: Available Plugins: oeis jeval spell cpan shorten rt topic squeeze rbeval acronym change managementspeak reverse join translate bibleit core imdb insult tv help echo eval convert jseval mangle restart quit deparse part pyeval reload_plugins goobooblink heap_test rss
so…my mouseout events for a div element occur while the cursor is within the div element…….. what the flying deuce?
htlp imdb
buubot imdb jennifer eight
help imdb
Available Plugins: oeis jeval spell cpan shorten rt topic squeeze rbeval acronym change managementspeak reverse join translate bibleit core imdb insult tv help echo eval convert jseval mangle restart quit deparse part pyeval reload_plugins goobooblink heap_test rss
Haha, oh
Jan`: Sorry, jennifer is not validI currently support the following subcommands: trivia summary quote title genre
buubot imdb summary jennifer eight
Jan`: A big city cop from LA moves to a small town police force and immediately finds himself investigating a murder. Using theories rejected by his colleagues, the cop, John Berlin, meets a young blind woman named Helena, who he is attracted to. Meanwhile, a serial killer is on the loose and
only John knows it. Written by Rob Hartill
yeah
the cop is…
wtf is his name
the one that isn't al pacino
Andy Garcia
right
*shiver*
yeah he's not fabulous
but Umu Thurman's naked boobies are
Look, if he wants me to be all weepy and pathetic, I will, if he's gonna turn up
who, what'shisname?
Andy
*sigh*
Haha
Hehe
oh :p
he's kind of paunchy now
But that's a really good example of screen bullshit. *weepily* "I remember red."
I think paunchy is the right word
Jan`: Is this the point at which Phil taps you on the shoulder?
I mean you're not gonig to forget COLORS fer chrissake.
… a mouseout event on div is fired when the mouse enters ….
… what the deuce is up with that?
As expected
If it enters , it's leaving div
…
that makes no sense.
it's not leaving div lol
div contains p
yeah save the top and bottom margins the p might have by default, they'll take up the same space (by default)
is there any way to fix that?
Check that (ev.relatedTarget || ev.toElement) isn't a child of this
buubot imdb summary Sketch Artist II
Jan`: When police artist Jack Whitfield (Fahey) learns about the serial killer that seems to be unstoppable, with no survivors, he's discouraged. But when he learns about an eyewitness survivor, Emmy O'Conner (Cox), things seem to unfold. What's the catch? The only surviving victim is blind.
At first Jack is skeptical and all at once loses hope in Emmy.
lol, ok
gotcha.
thanks
That's another absolute crip classic.
seen it :p
Sorry, I haven't seen it
seen it :p
Sorry, I haven't seen it
seen it :p
Sorry, I haven't seen it
seen buubot
Sorry, I haven't seen buubot
seen Jan`
That's another absolute crip classic.
seen Jan` nekked
That's another absolute crip classic.
bwah!
what's that other one, with Victoria Principal
buubot imdb summary Blind Witness
imdb summary blind fury
A Vietnam vet blinded in the war uses his samurai fighting skills and a concealed sword stick to help protect the son of a dead comrade from a crime organisation. Written by Keith Loh {loh@sfu.ca}
vietnam, samurai
rofl :p
I love that. Sword stick.
hahah
it's a sword concealed as a _cane_
weird, it has email addresses?
I couldn't fit one in mine, it's usually full of smuggled crack.
But yes.
Crip status not given great coverage on the silver screen.
Oh, apart from the Natasha Lyonne character in Blade Trinity.
Who was named after our supermarket.
Mm sleep
yeah that movie sucked
mmmhmmm
Hi all. im having some major problems getting someting to work right. i thought i was on the right track for the last day -but have just discovered that i could be way off. http://paste.css-standards.org/20154/view
Right now the images are swapping back and forth. but i need them to stay in the same spot and instead turn off and on, basically.
well not turn on and off. but have a checkmark htrough it or something, a secondary image i guess.
the idea here is that when on of the two images is sleected that a checkbox graphic appears in it's place indicating the selection has been made. right now it just bounces back and forth
instead of those images, use chekbox images
is there a js mouse event for whent he user actually LETS go of the mose?
i cant use checkbox images.
mouseup
I presume you mean the buttons
yes
;p
exactly
what do you want, then?
it's doing exactly what you told it too
^to
this is for an ecommerce site. i want the user to select one of two options, represented to them graphically. when they select graphoc/radio button one, for example. i want to change the graphic indicating that it has been clicked.
i told it to do something wrong..
Why does calling "this.stop()" on a periodicalUpdater from within onSuccess do nothing? The stop calls in this code don't work: http://paste.lisp.org/display/44924
as you have it, only one item can be selected; the selected item has one image host and the unselected one another
but they are swapping with one another..
yes
they should not swap.
the selected one becomes unselected, and vice versa
wfor examle when the google button is clicked, the google button should invert indicating that it has been elected and they yahoo image stays the same since it was not selected
invert? what do you have telling it to do that?
i dont actually need it to invert. i will load a second image with a checkbox through it, but for this i just say invert
cb td label {padding-left: 18px; background: url(http://www.google.ca/intl/en_ca/images/logo.gif) no-repeat left; display:block; height:90px; width:80;} .cb td.selected label {background: url(http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/ww/beta/y3.gif);}
so there will be 4 images. 2 google images, one with a check mark through it and another 2 yahoo images with a checkmark through it
if an item is selected, it has a Yahoo background; if not, it has Google
i know. and that is wrong.
or make one checkmark iamge and overlay it
oh, that maybe the the solution!
do you have any ideas on how i can overlay an image?
set it as a background
the checkbox?
errr chckbox over image..
HI !
I have a question for a JS pro. anyone awake ?
`ask @ Kaeno
ask: Those asking to ask risk axing. Don't ask permission to ask a question. Don't test the water, don't try our patience. Just ask. www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
I have a Menu object instance that holds a SubMenu object instance. Is it possible to refer to the Menu directly form within the SubMenu ?
I have a Menu object instance that holds a SubMenu object instance. Is it possible to refer to the Menu directly form within the SubMenu ?
no
unless you set the circular ref
what is circular ref ?
function Menu(parent){ ….} sub = new Menu(); main = new Menu(sub)
parent points to the child that points to the parent
You have to do that deliberately
ok thats what I thought
thanks a lot woosta !
np
an yone here use jquery?
this might be a stupid question, but does JS have a PHP-esque date formatting capability?
no
lame
(thx)
I'm sooooo not in the mood to write a bazillion switch statements…
The paste 629354 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/3718
how do i list all the properties a given object has
especially from firebug
click it
can anyone refer an example where the function contained in an onclick is changed after the click? I can't get it done
yourEl.onclick=function(){ yourEl.onclick=function(){alert("Second click")}; alert("First click") }
thanks, I missed function()
hey, can someone please help me interpret this code? http://www.nopaste.ch/483884b2cfcb9e7.html
i get 20 as the answer, but it doesnt work
Your answer would be closer to 40
hey all
I have a quick question
`ask @ codeFiend
ask: Those asking to ask risk axing. Don't ask permission to ask a question. Don't test the water, don't try our patience. Just ask. www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
sorry, sorry
`apologise @ codeFiend
I'm trying to capture key press events with javascript
and they work fine
more or less
but… for some reason an onSubmit() event on a form doesn't fire anymore
this is not a question… I suck… never mind. Maybe if I can pinpoint the problem and formulate a better question, I'll be back.
this is not a question… I suck… never mind. Maybe if I can pinpoint the problem and formulate a better question, I'll be back.
can you explain to me how to reach that conclusion??
You're incrementing enigma based on the index of 1, 2, 3 and 4. The first 2 is the 15th character, and the first 4 is the 16th, so you're definitely not going to get a total of 20
so "for (y=1; y5; y++)" sets y to equal 1, 2, 3 and 4??? all at the same time?
uso "for (y=1; y5; y++)" sets y to equal 1, 2, 3 and 4??? all at the same time?/u
your for loop sets the y variable to 1, 2, 3 and 4 consecutively
not all at the same time
so on each iteration of the loop it's the next number…
that's what a for loop does
at least, that's what your for loop does.
`tutorial @ gladier
Hmm
`js
Bah
I dunno
lol
not gladier's
hehe
lol
ok… I've no idea what's going on here
imagine this
a form
i am a network engineer, just playing around with some js stuff for penetration testing
with an onsubmit event
Are you trying to submit with the enter key or with a submit button?
enter key
Do you have a return false; in your events?
yeah
I don't think it even fires onsubmit though
this is driving me mad
the worst part? it fucking works fine when I have firebug enables
enabled
Create a submit button and trigger with that. It should work. The return false; means the form isn't registering any of the keys itself, so if you want to trigger onsubmit you have to do it manually
hm
let me give it a shot
I did so want it to work with just the enter key though
Just to test
sure
If it works, then change your return false; to be conditional (ie return false if key != enter)
nope
onsubmit still doesn't fire
even with submit button
Wow
Can you do it with JS? document.forms['form_name'].submit()
unless I'm totally messing something up
if y is 1, does string.indexOf(y)+1 look for 1 or 2 in string???
fuck… me.
I suck
I used console.log in the function that executes onsubmit
try it in another browser - maybe firefox\s engine is screwed
onsubmit was firing fie
fine
but of course
when firebug is disabled
THERE IS NO F*CKING console.log!!!
gladier…. No. indexOf(y) returns a number, then you're adding 1 to that number.
so it died……
and I am an idiot
lol
thanks for your advice
No problem
as usual, the problem was between keyboard and chair
heh
Tends to be, with the exception of IE.
Then again, IE is pretty good at JS. Just CSS that it fails at.
im getting myself totally screwed on the head
what's your question?
for (y=1; y5; y++) {enigma += (string.indexOf(y)+1);}enigma += 5;
so y can equal 1,2,3,4 and it parses each of these numbers seperately yes???
yeah…?
enigma is 0 at start?
not just separately
sequentially
yes
0 at start
ok…
Return the first index of 1, add 1 to it, and add it to enigma. Return the first index of 2, add 1 to it, and add it to enigma. Return the first index of 3, add 1 to it, and add it to enigma. Return the first index of 4, add 1 to it, and add it to enigma. Add 5 to enigma.
yup.
oh ok
what he said.
was going to ask if it also included the last +=5
that last += 5 is outside the loop, neh
var string = "9b39be83ncvdv324ca"; … i get 50 now i understand whats going on
hooray
is that agreed??
hmm 50 isnt the right anser
hmm, how do I determine the type of an object to be a function?
eval (function)
''ERROR: syntax error at (eval 236) line 2, at EOF
Function.prototype.isPrototypeOf(o) ?
what's a good javascript tutorial
so we agree 50 is the answer
i would like to know if a given div is a descendant of another div
is there a good cross browser way to do taht? i'm using jquery if it helps
how would i get the parent of a div?
and the ID of that div
HEY GUYS GUESS WHAT
YEAH IT'S ME
oh wait
wrong chat lol
sry im drunk
(1) yourDiv.parentNode (2) why?
its complicated ;p
I doubt it
what about teh second part
getting the ID of that node
i.e. can i do … yourDiv.parentNode == "nameofDivToTestFor" ?
does that work cross broser?
browser
;support parentNode
parentNode { IE 6: Y | IE 7: Y | Firefox 2: Y | Opera 9: Y } http://www.webdevout.net/browser-support-dom#support-domcore-node
thats pretty nifty
Hi again ! I have trouble using arrays in a protyped function for example, function Myobj(){ var myArray = []; myArray[0]="foo"; } Myobj.prototype=( blah:function(){ alert(this.myArray[0]);} ) ……….. when the function is called it returns an arror saying that myArray is not defined …
dunno why
is there something specific to know about arrays when using prototyping ?
so would it be something liek…. myDiv.parentNode = "div#foo" ?
i mean ==
no .. parentNode is the node itself .. not a string
anyone user firebug
`oo overview @ Kaeno
oo overview: function ClassLike(arg){ this.property = arg; var privateMethod = function(){}; this.publicMethod = function(){} } Foo.classMethod = function(){}; Foo.prototype.objectMethod = function(){ return this.property }; var X = new ClassLike(12); X.objectMethod() == 12;
hehe nice so you mean that my array is private ?
yes
k
fantastic
hey #javascript
What does it mean if my error console is throwing something like "cdpb has no properties"
var cdpb = document.getElementById('cards_display_preview_background');
That ID was not found
At the time that command was called
Cool.
Fixed.
Woosta ? do you have anything on using setTimeout inside a class ?
boxes with grey dummy text that disappears when the users clicks?
(1) unless you're talking CSS there are no classes, (2) how would it be any different to anywhere else?
do you know this, or should I ask in #html ?
input type="text" value="default text" className="untouched" onfocus="if(this.value == this.defaultValue){ this.value = ''; this.className='' }"
thanks.
input.untouched{ color: # ccc }
sweeet.
should work
everything except the grey text
(it's black)
Oops s/className/class/ in html
ahh
is there any way to change the size of it, too?
yeah
got it
thanks
duh
CSS is so much fun~
`w3schools suck
w3schools are NOT (despite their name) related to the w3c. Their code contains deprecated code, bad methodologies, IE-centric code and mistakes.
Ok, what do you suggest as a replacement
learn icons = Say it loud, say it proud, say it way too much: http://gtmcknight.com/buttons/validated.php
OK
time
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hey guys
how does one populate several variables at once from an array?
return [x,y];
you can't until JS1.7
var foo = rv[0]; var bar = rv[1];
crazy
okay, thanks for the info
In 1.7 (or maybe it's 1.8) you can do: (foo, bar) = rv;
who works on javascript anyway?
W3?
JS is an implementation of ECMA script
Mozilla, Microsoft, Adobe, w3c, ..
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Permission denied to set property Window.0
Probably XSS prevention.
For sure
At a guess based on your earlier questions, you're trying to set the innerHTML of an iframe
well
i did that
div style="cursor: pointer; display: block;" onMouseOver="this.style.backgroundColor='#cdcef3' " onMouseOut="this.style.backgroundColor='White' " onClick="top.frames[0].getElementById('keyword').value='$info[user_name]' "
The onClick event is giving me that wrror
error
Write your (x)html in lowercase.
and it's onclick="top.fraes[0].document.getElementById …"
but i don see whats wrong with that
what… you dont see the difference between what I wrote and what you have?
i added that document, but it still gives that error
What's the error?
Permission denied to set property Window.0
Line 0
this is the error given by Firebug
The document that's in that frame… It's your own document right? (same domain and what not)?
its an iframe, and from the iframe i want to change the value of a field outside the iframe
its my own document
Give the iframe an ID and access it using document.getElementById('irame_id').contentWindow.document
