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the answer is to fully qualify the query query("#chefDiv").on(".adresse:click", function() { // this works as a charm });[flowerface]

hi [bigsmile] I am kind of new to dojo and I have a weird problem using it ... My goal is to show some search results. So I build a store, query it and display the results by adding a new div for each result : var adresseStore; require([ "dojo/dom", "dojo/store/Memory"...

brilliant ! I now understand the problem, and have a solution thank you so much :)

hi :) I've got this very simple test in a query : select * from ref_table r, loaded_data l where r.c_lon || ' ' || r.tl_lon = l.nom_voie - so far so good. Except that in the reference table, as it's in french, there are some accents. And the loaded data are sometimes uppercase, sometimes not...

bad luck, it's one of the two strictly illegal characters in XML (the other one is &quot;<&quot;) you have to replace it with it entity reference &.a.m.p.; (remove the dots ... i had to add them else html interprets this as &) or you have to declare it's in a CDATA section - so it won't be...

from France ... (and i worked in Belgium & Scotland as well) - moving low tech jobs (and no so low tech) overseas : there's been recently a paper on this subject (for french speaking people : www.lemonde.fr/recherche_articleweb/1,9687,317825,00.html - maybe you could try a tool like altavista's...

what do you mean with &quot;number of queries&quot; - do you mean the number of returned results for a given query (then the explanation on it + processing time can be found here http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mysql.php) or the number of queries you can send (then you're supposed to know it...

it's cleaner, it's more readable, it's conform to the DOM, it respects standards, and, the key point is : it's cross browser (try the above code - the one with box1.style.bordercolor - in netscape6 ... then in ie6 ...) !

i love you all ! i just don't feel so alone, now ! but how come you forgot about the &quot;user&quot; problem ?! both the user who doesn't read the doc, and calls you to ask about obvious stuff that are written in bold on the 1st page of the doc ... and the user/client/marketing office that asks...

i think that articles & tutorial on zend (zend.com) could help you on coding standards. See for example &quot;Top 21 PHP progamming mistakes&quot; (http://www.zend.com/zend/art/mistake.php) i bet it's reallly close to what you're looking for. now, if you're really interested in going (a weeee...

how about using regular expressions ?

if you read the doc, for overflow:auto, it says &quot;If the content is clipped, the browser should display a scroll-bar to see the rest of the content&quot; so i guess this is NOT what you wanted to do !! maybe you should try overflow:visible : &quot;The content is not clipped. It renders...

your question is not really clear. You have all the code already done ! it IS calling the MM_showHideLayers and the MM_findObj(n, d) functions ... It is hiding/shwoing frames depending on the browser type/version ... so where exactly is your problem ? why do you want to edit this code, what is...

i'm not sure what exactly you mean with &quot;close the current frameset and open a new frameset &quot; ... if it's like : the page where the POST form is must change to the redirected page, then you have nothing more to do (just set the frameset name as the target value) if it's actually...

yes there is an attribute called &quot;disabled&quot;. So you can write : document.my_form_name.my_element_name.disabled = &quot;true&quot;;

yes name your frames, say &quot;left&quot; and &quot;right&quot; <a href=&quot;javascript:top.left.location='the_url_to_open_in_left'; top.right.location='the_url_to_open_in_right'&quot;>click me </a> see http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/js/client/jsguide/windows.htm#1004300 for details

Basically, it does NOTHING. It's link that links to where it is already. Usually, you use it when you need to have something that &quot;looks like a link&quot; (the cursor becomes a hand, it's underlined ...) but does not link to a page. <a href=&quot;javascript:alert('somebody clicked on me...

&quot;the system will run the appropriate application to handle it&quot; --> if an application is already associated to this file type ... but yes, on a standard windows installation, you can be sure that ie will be used to open an html file. So, once again, all depends on the client's config.

you have to use a session variable - this is the only var that &quot;survives&quot; from pages to pages. They can use either cookies or url params (what you want to use !). Basically, the idea is to pass the session_id() with each request. the doc is here -->...

i don't know a lot on autorun.ini files :( (but, hopefully, there must be a forum here about these !) ... did you try with : [autorun] OPEN=NETSCAPE.EXE file.htm ? if it works, then it's fine :)))) - else i'm afraid you'll have to ask someone else :-/ about determining ie or nn, or providing...