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You missed the point. I'm not saying put <tr> in a <div> I am saying put the content in a <div>. In this case: <table> <tr> <td><div>test</div></td> </tr> </table>

OK - sorry this is a little late but I just saw this on a search - but maybe for others in the future - Why would you need to support opacity in <tr>? Simply wrap the <tr> content with a <div>.

So I am using JSMX and CFMX. I have them working using a simple object or CFFunction output, but I need to transfer an array (really a recordset). I believe I have the server side working properly, but how do I address the resulting array in JS? Sample code: -server side-------------...

So I am using JSMX and CFMX. I have them working using a simple object or CFFuntion output, but I need to transfer an array (really a recordset). I believe I have the server side working properly, but how do I address the resulting array in JS? Sample code: -server side----------- <cfsetting...

I may be mistaken, but currently I can only make arrays work when assigned to discrete numbers (e.g. 1,2,3) and structures only with a defined label (e.g. key1, key2, key3). If this assessment is correct I would like to make an “array” of “structures” which I can’t seem to get right either...

bugger, I am just going to have to write a utility to do this. Bill Gates, give me my $300 back!

Well Frack - now how do i keep my environment variables alive for each session? To be truly global? Such problems.

Haha - sweet bcastner - you are the mastner - well let me test it a little more and i'll get back to you. So the files I am parsing/searching areformatted like this: Example1: text I don't care about Build="Build.bat" BuildAll="BuildA.bat" more text I don't care about...

mpnut: Think of it like this, I am parsing/searching some other file that I do not have control over. However I know whenever there is a line in that file with KEYWORD in it, that line will also have the value I am looking for. so the line of text might look like this: The Keyword for today...

bcastner: logically, that looks good, but XSET is not a DOS/NT command. Was this meant to be a VB script? mpnut: logically, what bcaster is trying to do is what I need to do, I just need to correct syntax for a batch file. The command FINDSTR takes "Keyword" as input, searches *.txt files...

Do you know if it needs compiling and thus a compiler? Or is it interpreted so that I can just write what I need to do from the command line?

Well, I don't know anything about VBS - is it available from the command line? I suppose I can use it to se environment varibles, but would I need to compile anything? Im guessing its just a script language? It would be best if it would run on Win 2000 or wIN xp at the least.

So I can search a file with FINDSTR - but now I need to store it to a variable or parse it in-line to get a single value in the result. For example: FINDSTR "KEYWORD" *.TXT result: KEYWORD = "VALUE" What I need: SET ENV = VALUE -or- 1% = VALUE Anyone know how to do this? Is it possible...

Yeah I have done all of that and found a really ugly bug in IE as well, however none of this solves the ORIGINAL problem that I have been re-iterating from the begining . . . A global variable is a terrible solution. OK, sure, its "good enough" for say a half dozen little things rolling...

I really don't see how it's possible to dynamically create a new blueDiv equivalent for each invocation without using an array.

OK, someone please correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't this implementation have a fatal flaw that renders it useless? It seems viable for only a single instance - such that it can only be used to move a single thing at a time or else the global variable collides with the new instance. If...

Kool - thnx ok, so what other way might I have to make this work without either setInterval or setTimeout?

Ah, I see. I guess I will look into this then. OK, so any ideas about making an object move through an attached, encapsulated (not needing global variables) method?

oh, I should say, its only moving the document element to the right as far as the 500px point, but the original position is 50% of the page width, therefore to see it work you may have to decress your window width to less than 1,000px.

LOL - well I don't know what to tell you, window.onload = init('LoadPanel01'); works for me in FF, IE, and Opera. (see it for yourself http://24.98.63.101/RF03/Main/index.cfm) Unfortunately, the entire reason to make the code object oriented is to eliminate the global variable - so, uh well...