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Setting the src= property of the <script> tag
I haven't had any success with setting the .src property of a <script> tag on a mac in either ie or netscape. Has anyone had any luck with this? Thanks in advance!- LScott
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
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creating an external JS file? Possable?
It is possible to create a menuItems.js file to hold the menu items in a set of arrays for each menu item, for example. This file should be included in the header section of your page. You will then have to use javascript and document.writes to loop through the arrays and write the html that...- LScott
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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Position Clock
One problem is that the proposed script won't work in Netscape browsers because object.innerText is not supported. A way to get it to work in both browsers is to have the function return the string 'time' to the function call, which is embedded in the HTML in the spot where you want the time to...- LScott
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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retaining select box selections after submitting page
Using a cookie would probably the way to go. The user would of course have to have cookies turned on for this option to work, which could affect your app depending on how important this is to your users.- LScott
- Post #2
- Forum: Javascript
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Is there a way to make a page start at the bottom when loaded?
You could try using window.scrollTo(x-axis, y-axis) in IE in a <body onload=scrollPage()> function that runs after the page is loaded. You can use an arbitrarily large number for the y-axis value (zero for the x-axis value) to make sure you reach the bottom of the page, or you could be more...- LScott
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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Additional Question: I have a table with about 11,500 records, and the query worked great, but it took nearly 20 mins to run on a respectable machine. Is there any way to enhance the performance with large recordsets? Thanks, Scott- LScott
- Post #7
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
