Webworldx
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Join the Beta Experience here, apparently:http://msdn.microsoft.com/getthebetas/
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There are 10 types of people in this world. Ones that know binary, and ones that don't.
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Could you put up an example of what you're attempting to do?Say you have something like this:
<div id="outerDiv">Text <span>in here</span> out of here</div><script type="text/javascript"> var divLayer = document.getElementById('outerDiv') alert(outerDiv.childNodes[0].data); //Text alert(outerDiv.childNodes[1].innerHTML); //in here alert(outerDiv.childNodes[2].data); //out of here</script> -
It's just a proposal at the moment, I believe.
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Take the javascript out of the CSS file, and create a new .JS file, with:
switch (navigator.appName) {case "Microsoft Internet Explorer":document.write("p.nav {+ height: 60px;+ left: 0px;+ ...+ ...+ }")breakcase "Netscape":document.write("p.nav {+ ... Netscape definitions ...+ }")break}In. Upload that to your host, and use:<script src='http://link/myfile.js'></script>
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Could just drop it into Javascript and write it that way?
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What you're asking doesn't make sense. Use:document.getElementById("border").childNodes[0].innerHTML if you just wanted the Hello <b>World!</b>Or were you looking for a way to just display text with no tags? That isn't what childNodes is specifically for, you could just strip the tags out of innerHTML otherwise.Explain it a bit more clearly what you actually want.
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If your host has Fantastico available on your host, i'm sure there's Shopping Basket installed on there. Otherwise, the above PayPal idea or as The-Eagle-Eye said, would be a good idea.
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^^ Does text.alert(divLayer.childNodes[0].childNodes[0].innerHTML); //returns Text -
Worked fine for me. As a test, I opened http://www.realitysedge.co.uk/r-edge/kotor_menu.html, clicked FanFiction, and it opened to the "top" window in FireFox and Opera.
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PHP
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Yup, looks like that's .html, and not .php.
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Have you fixed this one yet? I couldn't find the exact thing you were talking about on your site - if you could point to a direct page and text, i'll have a look
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I think the BR one's right, to be honest. If you were new to the language, and saw:<B>text</B><I>text</I>etc..you'd think it'd be<BR></BR>Which is where it becomes confusing... <BR /> is a nice way of sorting out "self-closing" tags, like <base /> etc.Center is a bit of a weird tag. I personally love it, and use it all the time. IMG is being depricated in the next XHTML isn't it?I agree that XHTML / XFORMS need to be taken with a pinch of salt, but the language is only at 1.0/1.1, i suppose.http://www.ajaxian.com/archives/2005/06/html_5_vs_xhtml.htmlA nice article
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Visual Studio .Net 2005 betas were available on the MS site..
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Is your page an ASP? If so, just use something like Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection"), and go from there with your connection string and delete Recordset etc
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<script type="text/vbscript">Function doSomething() Msgbox "text here"End Function</script><INPUT id=DEL style="WIDTH: 74px; HEIGHT: 40px" type=button size=17 value=Delete width="200" tabindex="21" onclick=doSomething() name="DEL">
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Hmm. Another IE proprietary thing... Have a look up on the MSDN article site for info on how to use it. I've never found it useful though.
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Doesn't internet explorer grab the image from the source file twice anyway, so preloading in the browser doesn't really have much effect? I could be wrong.
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<div id="testDiv"><span id="internalspan"><b>Text</b></span></div><script>var divLayer = document.getElementById('testDiv');alert(divLayer.childNodes.length); //returns 1 (the SPAN)alert(divLayer.childNodes[0].childNodes.length); //returns 1 (the <B> tag)alert(divLayer.childNodes[0].childNodes[0].innerHTML); //returns Textalert(divLayer.childNodes[0].innerHTML); //returns <b>Text</b>alert(divLayer.childNodes[0].childNodes[0].parentNode.parentNode.innerHTML); //returns <span id... ../span></script> -
var fields = [ "firstName" , "lastName" , "addressTitle" , "address1" , "city1" ];var content = ""for(i = 0; i < fields.length; i++){ if(xmlDocument.getElementsByTagName(fields[i]).item(0).firstChild.data){ content += xmlDocument.getElementsByTagName(fields[i]).item(0).firstChild.data }}document.getElementById("contactInfo").innerHTML = contentSomething like that?
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should be:var T = document.getElementsByTagName("textarea")[0]T.readOnly = (T.readOnly == "readonly") ?"" :"readonly"var T = document.getElementsByTagName("textarea")[0];T.readOnly = (T.readOnly == false) ? true : false;
validator problem?
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Or do away with the Center and P altogether and use:
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