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PrateekSaxena

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  1. @justsomeguy : Well the variable does not have any onchange event! So will I have to stick with the Trace or should I put an update button on the Watch section or make it reload every 5 seconds or something like that?

  2. Hey aspnetguy....I wanted to ask one thing!When I do the onerror thing then there is on problem, if let us say I call 4 undefined functions in a row, then it displays only the first one and then stops the script. How can I make it display all the errors??

  3. Hi,So there are certain changes that I have decided to make in the Console, so that it actually becomes a console and not just a Logger. So there are now 6 tabs having Logs, Errors, Watch, HTML, CSS Script. All the log will be in the logs part and will be of two types that is "info" and "log". Errors will be pointed out automatically. I still have to see whether it will be a Watch or a Trace. In the HTML,CSS,Script parts it will be like the HTML,CSS,Script parts of Firebug. I have figured out how to make the thing and I am hard on work! I have attached an image of the new interface, which is a screen shot and not something made on PhotoShop. the console now actually looks like this on the HTML page.Your comments please...post-8609-1173961553_thumb.png

  4. I was this function in Scriptalicious, I want to know how I too can get and set the opacity of different DIVs through JS so it works in all browsers?EDIT : Delete this post! I found the method, this is the function I wrote :

    function setOpacity(id,opacity) {	var object = document.getElementById(id).style;	object.opacity = (opacity / 100);	object.MozOpacity = (opacity / 100);	object.KhtmlOpacity = (opacity / 100);	object.filter = "alpha(opacity=" + opacity + ")";}

  5. Well, in that case I agree an external application would be a lot better, for the arguments mentioned above, and also because I wouldn't expect to debug a JavaScript by bugging it with more code.
    I did not understand what you just said :)
  6. I can't stop laughing long enough to reply...If you have been in this industry so long then where have you been? Locked i n a basement? Why don't you go join a cooking forum or some other group that know nothing about programming or web standards, you might actually convince some of them about your ridiculous claims.
    Hah haha..please aspnetguy, dont talk to Newbies like that or I will have to ban your account and IP :) LOL
    Those are impressive numbers for Opera, I'm happy to see that. I've been pushing Opera for a while. It is very impressive to look at the 3-year traffic graph for opera.com, people really took notice when Opera 8 and 9 were released. I'm fairly suprised that the traffic is higher then for Firefox, but I bet that if you added up all of the different Firefox sites (getfirefox.com, mozilla.com/products/firefox etc) I bet the number would favor Firefox over Opera at that point.
    Yup, I just took that stats of the one with the highest, if we add up then FF will be better!
  7. Okay!eat: function(){alert(this.name + " is eating!")}This is the part that I was never able to understand!Apart from a website, is there a book that I should refer too, I mean a real book with paper and stuff!

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