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toString?
var page = 'main'; var sect = 'page'; document.write('<B>'+window[sect]+'</B>');- HarmonicaMan
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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toString?
Is the code called from a function, or from the global(window) level? Show the scenario in which it's called- HarmonicaMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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display='block' netscape and mozzila nightmare
instaed of display='block';//which causes the element to bahave like a block use the more correct: display='';//causes the default for the element or even: display='table-row';// for table-rows!- HarmonicaMan
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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onclick in appletts
Lets focus here on the problem. Forget you PHP codings for now. The question is whether you can attach(through parameter) a URL that some button in the applet will send to. By writing code in your applet yes! But can/did you write the applet code? Explain what your applet is - is it a button...- HarmonicaMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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innerHTML won't display
The point is that you have called the script before the element has even loaded on the page! So do it in a function which can be called onevent(like onload): <script language="JavaScript"> function change() { document.all.portfolio.innerHTML = "hooray"; } </script> </head>...- HarmonicaMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
