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ROFLMAO. Doesn't even sound like you want to program.

Whoops - little typo! Change this line: if(typeof(document[i]=="function") document.write("()"); ...to this: if(typeof(document[i])=="function") document.write("()"); Happy coding! :)

Why not do it yourself? for(var i in document) { document.write("document."+i); if(typeof(document[i]=="function") document.write("()"); } You might also want to consider buying the JavaScript Bible. Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

<table style=&quot;width: 100%; height: 100%;&quot;> Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

Use this function: function validInput(val,evt) { var e=new Object(); e.which=(evt)?evt.which:event.keyCode; return (e.which>=48||e.which<=57); } In conjuction with this onkeydown event handler: onkeydown=&quot;return validInput(this.value,event);&quot; Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

Wouldn't it be easier to just use CSS? <style type=&quot;text/css&quot;> #fullscreen { position: absolute; left: 0px; top: 0px; width: 100%; height: 100%; } </style> Then, just assign the ID of the layer to fullscreen. Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

You cannot do this with JavaScript (or any other client-side language). You must use a server-side language. I recommend you use PHP or ColdFusion. Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

Use the screen.height and screen.height properties. Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

Use offsetWidth/offsetHeight (it is a property of the object, not of the style object). Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

I have an error in my previous post. Change this line: e.hit=(evt)?e.target:event.srcElement; ...to this: e.hit=(evt)?evt.target:event.srcElement; Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

You could use CSS along with a JavaScript function. For example, here's the CSS: p:first-line { display: block ! important; } p { display: none; } Then, use this JavaScript code: function chgShow(evt) { var e=new Object(); e.hit=(evt)?e.target:event.srcElement...

As a reference to my previous post, the code was incorrect (I just wasn't thinking). Here is the correct code. function center(obj) { var x=screen.availWidth/2-obj.offsetWidth; var y=screen.availHeight/2-obj.offsetHeight; obj.style.left=x; obj.style.top=y; } Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

That script will only work in IE4+. I'm pretty sure you'd have to use different images in NN4. To make it compatible with IE5.5+, NN6+, and Mozilla 1.0+, use SVG. Unfortunately, your users will have to download the SVG viewer plug-in to view it. Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

function center(el) { var x=screen.availWidth-el.offsetWidth; var y=screen.availHeight-el.offsetHeight; el.style.left=x; el.style.y=y; } Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)