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The layer thing was ok too, but in that case, I am more worried about browser compatibility, plus that solution is more like a workaround. Before this, I iterated GetElementById and that pulled down the efficiency a lot but I saw no other way to get the list of input fields. This simple for...

Monksnake you are da' MAN! :) It really does run faster. A lot faster. I've never thought it can do such a great improvement, Thank you!

Hmmm... interesting. Thanks! I'll try them both and let you guys know how did it go.

I am setting the status right away as the content loads into the page dynamically, but then, the user has the ability to check or uncheck one main group box that would enable/disable all "sub" boxes within one group. Actually this layer thing is a good idea, let me try it. If it works out I'll...

Hi all, What I am trying to do is disabling/enabling a bunch of checkboxes in a table cell. This would be an easy one, but I can not use for..loop. Just because I want to display about 5000 names and all of them have a checkbox. It would be too slow to iterate the entire array and set them one...

None of these work. It says 'vazze' is undefined. The problem is that the page gettree.asp loads last. What would help - I think - if we could find some event (onload innerHTML something?) that triggers the code AFTER it loaded gettree.asp page into the DIV tag. But I do not know how to do that.

I have already tried to put the JavaScript after but that does not work. I'll test what dwarfthrower suggested and let you guys know.

I have some code that uses AJAX to dynamically load some content into a div tag while the page remains there still, no reload flickering. Let's say that content is some JavaScript code. How can I run the code itself from the loader page? Just to demonstrate it via a simple example what do I...

The first time you load the page, the code in JavaScript gathers the screen resolution, puts them into two variables and reload itself while submitting these variables to itself, then it will be able to read the variable values in the ASP code and write them into the text file. So you are...

I was hoping that there is a programmatic way to override it... we are getting back to the dead horse again... Thanks anyways!

Unfortunately we do not have control on making the parent window a "script opened window". So we have a parent window and it does not close... Is there a way to override those default settings you wrote about somehow? It really sounds like a dead horse otherwise... It is just hard to believe...

Hi all, Whatever reason I can not close the parent window in the new Mozilla firefox 2. I am getting the following message: "Scripts may not close windows that were not opened by script" All I need is somehow to close the parent, main window from JavaScript. It may sound very easy but I tried...