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  1. bitplayer

    Create a shortcut by running html code

    Yea, give me a <br>! Since when can JavaScript create files on the user's hard-drive? I thought this was totally verboten. Please show code that can do this. From my O'Reilly JavaScript (admittedly old at this point 4th edition, covers JavaScript 1.5) manual: page 12 1.6.7 What JavaScript...
  2. bitplayer

    Floating DIV

    I was playing with it and I noticed that if you remove the "float:left;" from the style for div two, then it will wrap (Although the width % then seems to mean something different than what it did when you include "float:left;". Try "width:90%;" instead).
  3. bitplayer

    How to change link color with inline style

    ChrisHunt - Appreciate it, but the question was how to do it inline. BillyRayPreachersSon - you nailed it with your reference, thanks!! The reason I was wondering about this was because of this question I got on my midterm. I'm curious how you HTML/CSS experts would answer it. If one wants to...
  4. bitplayer

    How to change link color with inline style

    From the FAQ: <HEAD> <style type="text/css"> <!-- a:link {color:#000000 ; text-decoration: none; } a:active {color: #000033; text-decoration: none; } a:visited {color: #000066; text-decoration: none; } a:hover {color: #003300; text-decoration: underline; } --> </style> </HEAD> That's how you...
  5. bitplayer

    Swapping content of 2 vars

    stevexff - Hahaha! Just yesterday morning, before I had read your post, I had kept thinking, I remember from way back that if you Xor 2 variables, the result is a variable that, if you Xor that variable with either of the original 2 variables, it results in the other original variable. So...
  6. bitplayer

    Swapping content of 2 vars

    Yes, you are right that doing it this way is probably going to be more processor-intensive and since this is a sorting routine, you certainly don't want to have to do more processing than necessary. But it does point out a definite shortcoming of Java, doesn't it. I mean, I was thinking what...
  7. bitplayer

    Swapping content of 2 vars

    Not sure whether to put this in the C++ forum or here. But I seem to remember one time being very impressed when I read somewhere of a slick way to swap 2 variables without the use of a temporary var. I wanted to use this in a bubble sort I am writing for a class in Java. Here is the dumb...
  8. bitplayer

    How does one get length of array of array?

    I am reading a series of lines from a file, each of which has a set of strings separated by commas, and storing each of those strings into arrays. So I have an array of arrays. The first string on line 1 would be $WL[1][1], the second string on line 1 would be $WL[1][2]. The first string of...
  9. bitplayer

    removing beginning SPACEs from string use RegExp

    myval = myval.replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g,''); theniteowl, that's very very nice! My problem was I didn't realize that the replace method doesn't operate on its string, so you got to do myval = myval.replace(). It wasn't leaving just one space, it wasn't doing anything because I wasn't saving the...
  10. bitplayer

    removing beginning SPACEs from string use RegExp

    QstrVal.replace(/^\s+(.+)/, "$1"); // replace one or more SPACEs at start of string with nothing QstrVal.replace(/(.+)\s+$/, "$1"); // replace one or more SPACEs at end of string with nothing I wanted to come up with a small piece of code for removing preceding and trailing spaces. From what I...

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