I have a textarea im trying to access through javascript
using getElementById("id").x i can access the textarea no problem, but changing it to getElementsByName("name").x, all x's are undefined (ie, value, name, rows,cols)
now of course the obvious answer is to just access through ID, but due...
im trying to create a simple way for my boss to edit a webpage in which our business is only granted online web access (no FTP etc) and to edit each HTML doc, we must go through a textarea element on the webpage. I want to make a way for her to simply type her username, login, and what she wants...
awsome, thanks
however now i have a new problem
getElementsByName() wont access a named textbox
getElementById() will though
ie
var p = document.getElementsByName("sourceboxname");
alert(p.type) = alert box says undefined
var p = document.getElementById("sourceboxid");
alert(p.type) =...
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| | in frame2, i have a textarea
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I can't figure out how to access the textarea to...
if you can convince him to "direct connect" to you through AIM, you can gain his IP [then contact the police and notify them that you have the theif's IP and you'd like to gain their help in contacting the ISP and getting his address]
aimsn1 > aolserver > aimsn2
aimsn2 > aolserver > aimsn1...
i found my solution! multiple dhcp servers on the single network...
two routers, one chained off the other, the chained router mistakenly had the DHCP server enabled.
im having the same problem on my win98 box, happened to me yesterday [feb 20th]
http://computercops.biz/postp468870.html#468870
link to a forum post i have on the topic with no solution so far
im quickly runnin out of ideas but please someone let us know a solution if you have one!
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