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 | I don't think that "this" kewyword is legal syntax in: [CODE] $(this).attr('id') [/CODE] but since the syntax: [CODE] this.att('id')[/CODE] will not work either. You are left with one solution only, - the right way to do things, a pure javascript syntax: [CODE]this.id [/CODE] Regards. |
 | [QUOTE=yangyang;1049664]Did some tests and seems all the HTML5 tags / features work pretty well across all modern browsers except in IE6 for whom you have to use a little JS to make it style specific HTML5 elements. It's easy but still takes quite some time to shape your skills / … |
| | There are articles where I try to explain that UI elements are no real DOM elements but OS provided ctrl's, which tend to (among other unexpected results) refuse z-index instruction and re-surface. |
| | [QUOTE=Thorby68;1742781]Many thanks if you are looking at this. I have a simple order form that allows users to place an order for an item. The form also allows the user to add more items, calling a javascript function that utilizes innerhtml. Included in each order form, are dates. I am … |
 | Will work on latest:Chrome Safari Firefox Opera and all versions of IE. *(client notifications are for demonstration purposes only, and subject to designer decisions and modifications ) Can be used for size and mime-type restrictions. When mime-type is not an issue, accepting any kind of image format can be done … |
 | How about you post a fiddle intead? |
 | how many images? 1. say, will they be like 2 alternating images sequencing two hours intervals. 2. every two hours in a day a new image (that makes 12 in total) to be shown as hours pass. 3. fixed in client time of application use, or in UTC Time of … |
 | Re: Duplicate ID Of course not. It is never OK to use the same ID for two or more individual subjects in the same global context. But ain't that obvious? |
 | I always thought that JavaScript is the only language that has the potential of producing a live, living & evolving A.I. |
| | I don't think I para-like it. In fact, I think I para-hate it. Or it's just that I'm simply growing old?er. |
| | @hpox 1.what were you doing before things started going south? 2.did you visit a site requesting you to install JAVA engine? 3.what is your current OS? |
 | it was the malformed HTML and the douped form id... |
| | # Determine if a namespace/variable-name exists # ## Check for namespace existence in your environment variables and objects before writing to them. ## **Guess if "Book1.chapter22.paragraph37" exists without provoking errors and retrieve/send data if it exists with simplest JS expressions.** Call syntax: isNS( [string], [num] ); Example: var nsresult = … |
 | maybe this way you will have a better overview of your error in variables "salate" & "suppen": var pizzen = [ ["Mageritha", 4.90], ["Cardinale", 5.90], ["Salami", 6.90] ]; var salate = [ ["Insalata Mista", 3.5], ["Insalata Polo", 5], ["Insalata Tonno", 5.5] ]; var suppen = [ ["Tomatencremesuppe", 2.8], ["Knoblauchcremesuppe", 2.9], … |
 | <a> is not an Anchor Element without a properly initialized href object. It's the same as if you've written: _> <z><img.../></z> so it will inherit from HTMLUnknownElement Prototype. But, your real problem is the <img> tags being nested into <a> elements. Which are inline elements; have no layout; and no … |
| | JavaScript <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta charset=utf-8> </head> <body> <div class="wpb_wrapper"> Log In <div class="login" id="theme-my-login1"> This text doesn't change </div> </div> <script> this['theme-my-login1'].parentElement.replaceChild ( document.createTextNode("Don't Login!"), this["theme-my-login1"].previousSibling ); </script> </body> </html>  |
| | dt1.match(/\S+/g).join(''); _> "11:30:am" |
| | Re: Aattributes The lowsrc has been used to load a low-resolution copy of the original image before the full resolution src-image has been loaded. Now... - Would you like to know why? |
| | @Sofersurfa You should never, ever, assign the same ID to two or more subjects within the same popullation. This act in direct violation with the very definition of ID, its core purpose and meaning. |
| | mattyd you've changed the width of your form container - or you'vechanged the font or size; anything of that kind - or simply added borders, -just ad some more space to elements in the container and it will come back to normal. p.s.: next time avoid using floats for the … |
 | Nicely done. It's true, they are all flickering in FF. And my gpu fan went louder shortly after opening it with FF. Possibly because the action is event-driven and the handler is being triggered at leas twice. |
| | "oh my god" - where am I?!! panjiasmara, you never told us how did you call the function "showDiv()" in your original script. Please do, because if it worked on other systems we can make it work on apple too. |
| | Re: z-index even W3schools got this right: > "Note: z-index only works on positioned elements (position:absolute, position:relative, or position:fixed)." [!note] Your z-index:2 div element has no position. Further on, "z-index: 0", (used on your second div) is not a valid z-index css value. Should be a non-zero positive integer or negative. Not …  |
 | you are calling the property "k" of object "f" which is "undefined" at line 32 col 244. Make sure "f" points to the object containing "k" property before calling it. |
| | What do you need the ID's of the images for? |
| | Not specify the (container) div height. |
| | >What can I do to the column variable has the Date value, for example? It's rather -what do 'you' want to do with them? |
| | >if (/(\d{4})-(\d{2})-(\d{2}) (\d{2}):(\d{2}):(\d{2})/.test(list[i]**.?**)) What's the dot + questionmark doing there? Remove that, and come again. |
| | What is the HTML structure containing those inputs? And what doc-type are you using? Did you change any of the above-mentioned before this issue has arisen? |
 | >Just wanted to know from Daniweb expert! Which is more useful and suitable on home page? Rotating slider or static banner. The most useful thing on your page is the information a client came in for to be immediately reachable, highly accessible, prominently visible, very intelligible. Meaning Neither. Banners are … |