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Thanks to the above posters. Those solutions were excellent and I got it working. Thanks again. But instead of starting a separate thread, can I ask one more thing? All I want to do is get the "name" value of the selected option in a list. Basically I want code like...

Hi, I'm not sure exactly where to place this since it sort of spans HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP; but since AJAX is basically based around Javascript, I'll try here: So my problem is that I want to use AJAX to update cells of a table. Basically I have a table with 15 columns and 3 rows. What...

Ah got it, that makes sense then. Anyways, this works, looks great, thanks for your help!

Thanks, that sort of works. It fixes my problem, but creates a far worse one, the window I'm working in minimizes. I didn't use that code exactly (I'm not sure why you have it as a property of the div), but I used the this.blur() in the function that I need it to take place in, and it causes the...

Hi, I'm still working on an Ajax application that involved the use of a menu item (I think it's just a combo box with multiple items or something). The problem I have is that after double clicking an item and through Javascript setting it's "selected" attribute to false, there remains a faint...

Just got around to testing that, and it works perfectly (and in a Mozilla based browser - haven't been able to test IE yet). I just made a variable storing obj.id and did a conditional on the ones I wanted to exclude. Thanks both of you for your help.

Thanks, but I'm having a bit of trouble understanding this code (Javascript is not my best language). The lines: alert (obj.id) alert(obj.nodeName) What are they doing?

Any ideas?

Okay thanks. I'll have to see if I can hack around this functionality somehow and get it looking decent.

Hi, I have an application (AJAX) that uses a menu (just a multi element select box). But I have two problems: 1. There is a (dead) scrollbar on the right side that I can't get to go away (overflow:hidden doesn't work (which I kind of expected)) 2. When the list gets down to one element (the...

Hi, I have an AJAX application with a div called "floating" that contains a menu and the div is only visible at certain times. Here is my problem: I want it to disappear whenever someone clicks on the background, any form elements, or basically anywhere EXCEPT that menu box and one specific...

Thanks for your reply. Lol well it's definately a minor issue, but the way this thing was designed, it is more of an annoyance than the standard web page. I will just leave it if there is no good solution, it's not a big deal, I just figured that it couldn't hurt to ask. And I realize it's...

Hi, I'm having a bit of an issue with a JS/HTML page that I can't think of any solution to. Basically the way this page is designed (I can't post a link to it as its not online), it has a lot of form elements in a small area. Now, in Firefox when you highlight text it highlights text and...

oh and by the way, it does chang ethe allignemtn of the radio buttons. Whether it is valid or not, I haven't checked yet.

well that looks somewhat better, thanks. I still don't get why I can't just add some padding though.

just wrap="off

thanks, but that does the same thing. Is there any CSS I need to add on top of that?

Hi, another one. I've got a text area that I want to word wrap properly using CSS (HTML isn't valid to do this anymore). This is the behaviour I want: DO NOT word wrap unless someone hits enter. I can do this in HTML, but I'd rather it be valid. Thanks, Graeme

Hi, I've got a bunch of radio buttons with labels. The thing is that the radio button seems a little high compared to the label (they are not vertically alligned perfectly). I've tried CSS but gotten no where, although I'm probably doing something wrong. Any ideas? Thanks, Graeme

I've tried it in both Mozilla 1.7 and Firefox 1.5. I'm using Doctype:XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN