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  1. Splittle

    Spliting the arg's

    window[]** i really should use the "preview post" button.
  2. Splittle

    Spliting the arg's

    no it's not a tight loop, it's just to make the initial split but if windows[] is faster and works with all the browsers then i may aswell use it.
  3. Splittle

    Spliting the arg's

    sure* not ''should''
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    Spliting the arg's

    hhmmm, both of these work, now i'm confused as to which to use what's the pro's and con's of each ? and thanks for that i've never seen the window[] thing before i'm new to javascript but i have seen eval() before, not should what it actually does, but still. thanks both.
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    Spliting the arg's

    thanks Jeff eval(s).split("^"); works great .. star*
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    Spliting the arg's

    tried s=s.toString(); still no joy,
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    Spliting the arg's

    Hello i've rewrote this code over but i can't get it to work (still), i have a function with arguments likes this... function getdata(tt,num){ var s=tt+num; alert(s); //for testing // and works fine up to this point. var listdata= s.split("^"); // <-- something wrong here for some...
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    Pre-load in Cache

    I just tried your suggestion and something bad must of happened because the first file ''file1.js'' loaded as it should just like you said, but all the other *.js file would not work, I then tried to sneek them in to the cache by putting them in back ground sound tags... ( <bgsound...
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    Pre-load in Cache

    If I loaded them all i'd more than likely get errors or it would just look a mess because the *.js files look like this.. file1.js var data="lots of text"; file2.js var data="lots of text"; and file3.js and so on, i'm sure you can see a theme forming. thanks for the reply by the way.
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    Pre-load in Cache

    doesn't get reloaded*** typo
  11. Splittle

    Pre-load in Cache

    there is only the one <script src=file1.js> in the head of the html page, i'm using on click to change the name of the src, also the whole page does get reloaded as i'm using a div's innerHTML and that all that changes in the page
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    Pre-load in Cache

    Hi, All I have some *.js files that i'm using to hold data that is sent to a div tag using innerHTML, I'm using the onclick event to change the name of the *.js file so that it loads new data i.e ( onclick='rtf.src=file2.js';getdata(); ) changing it to file2 from file1, but the trouble is when...
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    Receiving Stopped

    Hi, all I sent an e-mail to my server (smtp pop3) with gmail two days ago at test@mydomain.com and I received the email, Then i tried it again today and I received nothing, not even an e-mail telling me it couldn't be sent. Does anyone know why and where it could have went to ?.
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    Javascript removes my &quot;/&quot; character ?

    when i say the status bar shows ( localhost/mainindex.js ) i just mean i can see it trying to load in the js without the "/", o/s XP pro, browser firefox. having said that i've just tryed your code.. <script id="rtf" src="main/index.js"></script> <font...
  15. Splittle

    Javascript removes my &quot;/&quot; character ?

    Just tried both of them, still no joy.
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    Javascript removes my &quot;/&quot; character ?

    Probably, i thought i'd ask here as to why the "/" chatacter was being remaoved first, as it would be alot quicker to put <font onclick="javascript:rtf.src='main/index.js';">change</font> or <font onclick="rtf.src='main/index.js';">change</font> than it would to write a whole new...
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    Javascript removes my &quot;/&quot; character ?

    I'm using th js's as a kind of database holding different information to be entered in a div tag.
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    Javascript removes my &quot;/&quot; character ?

    it should work. when i use .. <script id=rtf src="index.js"></script> <font onclick="javascript:rtf.src='index2.js';">change</font> it will change, but i need the sub folder "main".
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    Javascript removes my &quot;/&quot; character ?

    maybe Targol, but it doesn't change. It works fine when i change it by hand ie edit it to <script src="main/index.js"></script> or <script src="main/index2.js"></script> but i want it to change onclick.
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    Javascript removes my &quot;/&quot; character ?

    i can't use document.write as i am already writing into a div innerHTML=, and it will rewrite my page, unless i do it at the time that the page is first loaded, which seems alot of work just to change the rtf.src .

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