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Netscape Communications Corp.'s JavaScript language.
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Scroll position detection
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I've used documentElement.scrollTop to identify page scroll position for returning to previous page links.
However, I only just realised it doesn't work in Chrome and perhaps therefore likely some other browers too.
Instead, I found body.scrollTop works in Chrome but doesn't work in FF.... more »
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FAQ Topic - What is a host object? (2013-05-25)
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FAQ Topic - What is a host object?
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A host object is any object supplied by the host environment to
complete the execution environment of ECMAScript.... more »
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How to manage cursor?
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Hi,
I have two DIVs, one in the left and the other right.
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left DIV (id of 'leftD') is empty by default, right DIV (id of 'rightD') has lots of contents.
* when a user scrolls down for the right DIV, and find one piece of content interesting something, say, content 8 (id of 'content8'), click on it (clickAction) and brings it to the top of the left DIV ('leftD'). No problem, so far so good.... more »
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I have a problem
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The principle is this when I tab on field with id=fartygID I need to validate this field against table AFARTYG and this is done asynchronously and this can't be changed because of the
structure of the code.
If the data.opExist == "False" in function Validate I know that the entered data is invalid and I want the cursor... more »
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How can this work as it does
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This code works as it should but there is one thing that
I don't fully understand.
In the html markup at the end I have this div
<div id="dlgInsertLots" title="Insert Lots" style="width:500px; display:none">
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which is not displayed because we have said display:none
Now to my question when I click on button with id= InsertLots this function... more »
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use a value form a manu list in a form on the same page
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You did? How did that work out for you.
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Yeah, in a form if you want the user to choose a number like that you can use an html select / option, or a set of radio buttons, or you could use a text input and let the user enter a number, but they might enter a number outside your range.... more »
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FAQ Topic - What is a built-in object? (2013-05-24)
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FAQ Topic - What is a built-in object?
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A built-in object is any object supplied by an ECMAScript
implementation, independent of the host environment, that is present... more »
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!0 versus true
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I'm working with some people who write code and minimises it. As ab afterthought, I unminimise some of it and worked my way through it.
One thing I found was that the minimiser had converted all instances of true to !0.
When I reported it no one thought it an issue as both true and !0 are... more »
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