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Is this happening with all browsers, or just a specific version of Netscape or IE?

Are you saying that if someone clicks on an image in the main window to launch the popup window for that item before the image in the main window has fully loaded, then the image will display in the...

It should work in Mozilla, since it supports the W3C DOM

Which version of Netscape are you referring to?

It will never work with Netscape 4.x because it uses W3C DOM JavaScript methods such as appendChild() for dynamically changing a node tree on the...

This has been answered a few times before. Could you please search the archive.

Here you go:

http://www.customtoolbar.com/

...but it will cost you $99 U.S.

Why not parse the data server-side using JSP and remove the carriage return?

Correct. On an image object, you can read the complete property to see if an image load is complete. This boolean property will return either a true or false.

if...

This is even easier!

To turn off autocomplete in a form element:
<input type="password" AUTOCOMPLETE="off" />

To turn off autocomplete for the entire form:
<form name="foo" action="foo.jsp"...

Did you try

top.frame_name_in_top_frame.document.form_name_in_top_frame.bid.value

The end user can turn off the autocomplete feature of IE by doing the following:

For IE 6

1. From the "Tools" menu, select "Internet Options..."
2. In the "Internet Options" dialog box,...

What version of IE and Windows are you using?

Do you ever get the dialog box that says a script is causing the program to run slowly?

Are any JavaScript errors occuring/generated?

Does the...

http://www.dannyg.com/ref/javavsjavascript.html

http://www.meridiantd.co.uk/development/pages/web/technology/jvj.asp

http://www.superconnect.com/writershelp/javascript.htm

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">

if (document.yourformname.textbox) {
// the text field is present
} else {
// the text field is not present
}

Of course. Here's a nice cross browser one done with DHTML:

http://www.simplythebest.net/info/javascript48.html

Note: when using Netscape 4.x or Netscape 6.x, make sure that there is not any...

Why are you restricted to not using JavaScript?

Here's a nice example:

http://archive.devx.com/dhtml/articles/nm061102/slider.html

I was able to resolve this. It requires an XSLT extension that is not part of the W3C standard and will not work on all parsers, but it works for the parser that I use - Xalan.

In the XSL file,...

Seems to me that for security reasons, the user will always receive a dialog box asking them if they wish to download the file.

saddysans is correct. Use the indexOf() method.

Also, you should not declare a variable with the name "index" as that is a reserved word in JavaScript.

document.forms['yourformname'].elements['selectname'].options[document.forms['yourformname'].elements['selectname'].selectedIndex].text


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I was wondering if it's possible to sort an XPATH location. Here
is basically what I'm trying to solve:

The XML document is of the following format:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<?xml-stylesheet...

Of course. You are not using the full power of CSS.

Give the specific link a CSS class:

<a href="foo.jsp" class="smallfont">my page</a>

Now add the class definition to the style sheet:
...

This may not be available anymore, or the name may have been changed. It was part of the Server Scriptlet Package.
...

If you are using some particular CSS property that works fine in all browsers that you support EXCEPT Netscape 4.77 (Mac or PC?) then just do browser detection and serve a different stylesheet for...