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  1. johnjsforum

    break or wrap words problem with HTML Div element

    1/ I do not understand what you want. The default behavior in all browsers ( at least as many as I know ) is to wrap on word breakes. >> I attached my problem with IE and FireFox for the HTML Div element when the page is rendered, and the problem is the words in the Div is split into...
  2. johnjsforum

    break or wrap words problem with HTML Div element

    Buddies, I have an asp.net page on which I use an HTML Div element to hold text words. The Div is has style attribute like style="overflow:auto; border: solid 1px #000000; width:350px; height:100px; word-break:break-all;" The "word-break" style just works with IE not FireFox because it is...
  3. johnjsforum

    Philosophy and methodology to make a web rich-text editor like yahoo e

    One more thing to be clear, I'd like to do some thing the control on the web sites you guys show but NOT the HTML scripts it creats. Thanks.
  4. johnjsforum

    Philosophy and methodology to make a web rich-text editor like yahoo e

    BillyRayPreachersSon and Feherke, Thanks so much for your posts. But I am afraid you guys misundertood what I am looking for. On my aspx page, I can use HTMl control like TextArea, or server-side control like TextBox with multipleline=true. However, as you guys know, those text-editor...
  5. johnjsforum

    Philosophy and methodology to make a web rich-text editor like yahoo e

    Buddies, I’d like to make a web rich-text editor (control) like yahoo email editor using JavaScript of C#. Rich-text I mean in that editor, users can color typed characters and the editor does not need to use HTML-markup-tag-instructed like [font color=red]<typed characters>[/font], or <font...
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    Prevent the default page-refresh behavior of key F5 in IE and others

    Thanks for your posts. I successfully make other reloading/refreshing-made factors on my window popup such as "hide reload/refresh button", "right mouse context menu click". The rest is I am looing for a solution that prevents "F5 default behavior" from its reloading/refreshing when users hit...
  7. johnjsforum

    Prevent the default page-refresh behavior of key F5 in IE and others

    Buddies, I want to prevent the default behavior of the F5 key for my web page in Internet Explorer and other browsers. Please give me some ideas to do that. By default, in the browsers, when users hit key F5 (on their keyboard), a web page will be reloaded or refreshed. I do not want such...
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    DOM-dynamically-created HTML buttons and function argument passing pro

    Dan, Thanks for your post. I'd like to understand more about the difference of code execution between "not storing objects in vars and passing those objects direclty to function formDiveColorPicker()" (your) and (mine) "storing objects in vars and passing those vars to the function". Thanks...
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    DOM-dynamically-created HTML buttons and function argument passing pro

    Buddies, I have a web page to create HTML buttons dynamically as in the “formDivColorPicker” function //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// version 1 : using global variables //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////...
  10. johnjsforum

    how to simulate javascript window.returnValue in non-IE browser like F

    Dan, Thanks for your post. I will follow the browser-cross method using DOM. Johnaspnet
  11. johnjsforum

    how to simulate javascript window.returnValue in non-IE browser like F

    Buddies, With IE, we can return a value from an opened child window to the parent window (opener) using the statement return window.returnValue; My question, how can I use the same javascript methodology in non-IE browser like FireFox? FireFox does not support window.returnValue so which is...

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