Hi chris,
Glad you found your answer, feel free to drop back in if you have any more questions!
Type: Posts; User: John Pollock
Hi chris,
Glad you found your answer, feel free to drop back in if you have any more questions!
Sure thing, glad we could help. :)
There is a 4th edition in the works. I'll post updates here and/or at my site as to when it will be out. It's still in the beginning stages right now. :)
Hey orrange,
The first one shows what is left in the original array (fruits)
The second creates a new variable that holds the value that was popped from the array (Mango) and shows that value....
Hey orrange
No worries, I wasn't offended or anything. :cool:
I put up some more info for you on the resize in your resizeTo() thread. :)
OK, here is some additional information I found on this:
The main browser window has security restrictions that prevent resizing due to a lot of misuse by some web sites over time. Thus, almost...
Hi orrange,
Some other good books are JavaScript: The Definitive Guide (as Kool mentioned), JavaScript for Developers (Nicholas C. Zakas)
Once you get through the beginning material, you might...
You can view the page at http://www.webxpertz.net/forums/content.php/131-JavaScript-Tip-The-Ternary-Operator
You're welcome. Hopefully the book will be a good guide for you. Let us know your progress. :)
I would probably learn Dreamweaver first, as you can use it for your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript coding. Then go into the JavaScript book, and you can work with the HTML and JavaScript in Dreamweaver...
It looks like it is probably a combination of JavaScript and a server-side language (PHP would work for this). It may be using some AJAX code to get information from the server.
So, it looks like...
LOL, yep I gotta stop in once or twice a year to make sure no orange trees have sprouted up around here. :D
Looks like the guy in charge of that site needs to do some serious updating. :eek:
I think I'm going to have a serious talk with him about it! ;)
Now that would be an even bigger project, and we saw how long it took me to get the last one done. :D :o
Of course, you can resubmit and let me know to replace the old one, or e-mail me changes...
Unfortunately, I don't think JavaScript has it, though with some scouring of JS sites I found something that might help here:
http://www.irt.org/script/63.htm
if it can be adapted for your XUL code.
It sounds like it can be done... it's a little late right now but I'll take another look if I get a chance. From the sound of it, this would be similar to a user-controlled image change script-- one...
Construction has finally ended. Submissions should now work again. :eek:
Try changing background to background-color:
#menu li a:hover { background-color: #FFC600; float: left; border: 0; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none; text-align: center; color: #ffffff;...
Do you get any errors, or does it act like it's working but doesn't send the message?
Oops, haven't read this forum in a while... but you can email me the script if you want... it may take me a while to get back on it, but sooner or later I'll get to it. :D
Your bios may let you set a "Power-on" password. This will work if you shut down the computer when you are done. Of course, if the bios doesn't have that feature, then it is back to square one.
View the source code of the page, that is where it will have an effect if it is not in a textarea. It is a way to make the source code more readable etc. but doesn't affect the page in the browser....
In the main frame, try one of these:
---
<A HREF="javascript:top.frames[0].location='page.htm'">Click</A>
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or if the frame is named in its frame tag:
---
<A...
From what I recall, cookies expire with the closing of the browser by default if you don't set a different expiration date... so I would guess you don't need to set anything special for that but I...
Looks like you're not alone. Read the 2nd to last Q&A at:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Print/0,3858,4336832,00.html
and it talks about how to fix it. :eek:
Yah, IE and NN6 tend to let more go. NN4 versions and under tend to be very picky about everything. It just depends, sometimes IE gets quite picky too. :D