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Chocolate570

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  1. An easier way of doing it is giving the img tag a onclick="mouseOutthing('a')"In mouseoutthing, type:

    function mouseOutthing(blah){var x=document.getElementByIdswitch(blah){case "a"x(blah).src=""break...........}}

    And fill in the blanks where the dots are.

  2. Ok, ok, no more of that, we'll have a pm battle later.:)Currently we have 7 Yes's, 2 (another yes)'s, and NO no's!Edit---just 10 more votes till i close the poll!

  3. Make that 2 posts. :)Also---- that's an almost unanimous vote! Maybe we should wait for 15 votes and then wait for an admin to check it out.It's almost unanimous because someone voted for (Another Yes). :)

  4. At the very, very, tippy tippy top of the page, add a javascript that looks something like:<script type="text/javascript">var sWidth=screen.widthvar sHeight=screen.heightif(sWidth=="800" && sHeight=="600"){document.write("\<center\>")}</script>The red parts are the places i might have messed up. I don't know whether the width or the height are supposed to be what. :)

  5. Translating is a very tricky issue, especially with web tutorials. Do you know any words for server in dutch? If you do, how bout protocol? There's lots of stuff that will be hard to translate.

  6. O.M.G. That is amazing! Almost exactly what i want! The only thing that would be cool is if you could make the text fade out and then come back in with the color. The other script can go eat itself. This is exactly what i need! :) Tysm!

  7. Side note: t's javascript, not java. They're very different. :)One way of doing it is through not using a submit button, but use a regular button which calls a javascript function which then does some stuff with emailing and things and opens the email with the stuff. Where i am vague is where i don't know what to do. :)

  8. Well, i guess that you're right about editing, and the invisionpowerboard. I checked out the free trial again, and figured it out pretty quick. :)But still, keep voting!Also----i'm only 7 posts behind you, meanie! :)

  9. Put the value of document.getElementByTagName("tr") in a variable called x(or anything that you fancy. :)) Then do a for loop that checks until i is equal to x. In that for loop, do getElementByTagName("tr").innerhtml and check it if it's equal to what you want. Is that what you want?

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