Jack McKalling

How can you know?I do not know ofcourse. I visit the site every day, and more than ten minutes a page, more than ten pages a day or whatever. So I don't belong to the average visitor, that can be found at the About Page Views page.

Yes, But this is Html, and for Xhtml it is forbidden to use height="". But why do you have a table inside another table(cell)? If you are able to write advanced CSS, you might even not need tables at all :)Well, try this: Because the style attribute is not inherited. Or use classes instead, while the styles are inside your CSS.

What I actually want is advanced explaining at the tutorial :)You might explain it too, then i'll try to make it clear:I tried to use the childNodes thing. Tried, because it would not work :)If there is an parent element with both text and embeded child elements, and the text comes before the embeded element, Would not work because it is followed by text instead of being the first content of parent_elementI hope now I am clear

This board translating won't be a problem, indeed invision provides language packs (and since w3schools.com's forums use invision), but the whole site, I doubt it.You can't even imagine how much files should be copied, into different languages, or howmany strings should be included in the page where script can look for the right language... I really don't think that could be done, it is up to the Refsnesses (I guess )Maybe two or three languages (such as Spanish and Russian), but not many

You don't understand. If I had something like this: Now the span has both text and an element directly inside. This way, won't work anymore because the second childNodes[0] is not the first content, the text "Hello " is.

It would be cool if the site can be in Dutch too, but I know that translating the site would cause everyone asking for their own language.I don't see W3Scools.com coming in hundred languages

Cool, but what if the innerHTML of some element is not just another element, but also text? Can I use .childNodes then too?Can't Refsness add some of these things to the DOM Tut?

True But I noticed myzelf Just ask its value with javascript from the url :(When the page has loaded, rewrite the url to this: I got an alert with this, saying "true", while in Xhtml, the element had an attribute readonly added. When I removed that readonly="readonly" attribute, the alert said "false"So indeed true and false The fact that the attribute had its name as a value confused me with the value it has as an property at the DOM structure.You were too late, I found it out myself. Still, thank you for the correct sollution

I know what flash is, only I've never created one before as I have not installed my program for that

You need PHP to access databases Javascript won't do that, it is browser only, no server :)And for VBscript, I don't know much of it, but it is also browseronly.

It is pretty cool

Indeed, lol you are right. I did thought about what I posted, not just only for fun Like trying to find questions ready to post to get the right number of posts. Lol, I can't get that many anymore, you all get more in number and me gets busier and busier

So they use it, remember they also support it You should become member (when you want) before you got access to the scripting forum, but do as you want

How exactly can they be used?childNodes[#], childNode, parentNode, parentNodes[#] (I don't know which exists)It hasn't been explained at the tutorials Much need of them though

Ahwell, I don't understand all your English words, but as far as I am concerned, you mean both are not axactly stylesheets

Well, that should work, but the script I mean searches for that anchor link and gices the cell the target of that link, but automatically. Then you won't have to give each of those cells the onmouseover etc attributes, which is painly already So :DI would check it out if I were you :)But I searched it for you and here it is, without you allowing to delete or edit its credits! This is EXACTLY the code James (WWX) wrote by himself, the owner of iFusion. It should be adjusted to you website before completely working properly, as it was meant for InvisionFree Board users.Good Luck, all you need is this code You might remove some little code that is unuseful to you Exept for the copyright!

That is practically I mean, see topic title :)I don't know how others do, but I often revisit the tutorials to look up thing for instance, or whatever. But in the JavaScript tut, I often see some mayor updating, which I really like, but on the other hand not like to re read all :(So, maybe Revision time could be added to the introduction or something? The date of last tutorial edit.. Might be nice

May I reply to that? :(I think it may be better to learn JavaScript before PHP, they use almost the same syntaxis so it won't bother doing those at same time :)JavaScript is extremely useful over PHP, it manipulates documents at the browser, PHP only at the server (At the browser you're able to adjust the page for one user only, which means not-permanent)So this is wat we say is best order of the langs:Html (I say Xhtml, but that is for later use), Css, JavaScript, Php, MySql

Thanks mate So it is not as I thought, two names for same language

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Maybe yes, maybe no.Maybe both I don't know exactly, just wanted to say this :(You can write all yourself, but then you should know all the faces of the specific languages, which I cannot recommend for beginners You could therefor try to get a program. I do recommend though, getting one that is not advanced The more advanced they are, the more they don't allow you to create axactly whay you want

He means both Html version and Xhtml version :)According to Xhtml rules, th Html one is messed up mayorly

They are big :)Their server is in America (dont ask me ) but they are all european

Thank you very much :)This way you helped me thinking about the correct way to compress my php script

Nope I was right, you wrong :)It appears I am a little more advanced then you, no offence, but it IS like what I wrote.You CAN do var SomeThing = document.getElementsBySomeWay("something")[0]This way you store that object in the variable, and not the array in which it is contained :(Also, the mass unreadable characters you couldn't understand, LOL :)That was called the Conditional Operator.Something = (condition) ?"assign value when true" :"assign value when false"Explanation: if I do it like what I wrote, the readonly property will be switched both from readonly to readable AND back by the same scriptline