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I'm not sure how calling getElementsByClassName multiple times would cause a recursion error. It's just a function that basically does what you're saying I should do manually, getting elements by tag name and looping through them to get their class name. It doesn't seem like re-writing it myself...

Thanks for replying - I don't think getElementsByClassName is the problem though, because if I comment out the line I pointed out in my original post, where the function (clicked()) gets assigned to the onclick event, there are no javascript errors anymore. Besides The getElementsByClassName...

I just started seeking programming help in forums and I haven't quite gotten the knack for explaining these problems without War-and-Peace-length posts, so please excuse that. I'm really stuck here though so if you can find it in your heart to bear with me I'd be most gracious. I'm outputting a...

No problem :)

Woops. Fixed, try again :D

One more thing, make sure your windows CD isn't in your CD-ROM drive, like, ever again. Just kidding. Make sure it's not in there when you first boot up though, cause File Protection looks there for good original files. After that first boot-up (maybe two boot-ups, just to be safe; I don't...

If you liked that, you'll probably love this... I got my hands on the hotfix, or rather contents of it. It's just one itty-bitty DLL file called "browser.dll", and it goes in your "windows\system32" folder. It's not exactly that simple though, and if you don't know why I'm saying that, you'd...

This is actually a bug in Windows XP SP2. There's no reason stopping the Firewall/ICS service should cause the Computer Browser service to stop. There's a hotfix in the works for this which will eventually be part of SP3, but the problem is not widely advertised, and generally only those who...

The location I specified is not for windows NT, but for windows 2000 and XP. 2000 and XP have the NT paths in their registries. I really don't know how to go about looking at registry files that are not part of the active registry of your system. I do know that the registry of those operating...

One thing I forgot to add: the name of that long key beginning with S under HKEY_USERS will be different for every computer/user. But it should begin with the letter S and be followed by a long string of numbers and hyphens (-). Note also that there are two such keys, identical except that one...

I've been looking everywhere for days to find out how to do exactly what you describe - move Outlook accounts from one computer to another, or to simply back up email accounts. Versions of Outlook preceding 2002 had a feature built in for this, but beginning with 2002 there is no feature. Plus...