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Surrendermonkey · September 25th, 2002 03:52 AM

Apologies. In my line of work, it's too easy to forget about Netscape - or indeed any other non-microsoft browser. Thanks to Websmith for putting me right.

Surrendermonkey · September 20th, 2002 09:33 AM

Surrendermonkey · September 19th, 2002 03:30 AM

Are you using
value=these words
in the input tag?
If so, you might find
value="these words"
more expedient.

Surrendermonkey · September 17th, 2002 03:44 AM

Your frames page probably looks something like this:

<html>

<head>
<title>Frames</title>
</head>

<frameset cols="220,*">
<frame name="contents" target="main" src="Tree.htm">

Surrendermonkey · September 16th, 2002 09:09 AM

please post your code. This works for me no problem.

with id="trvw" (or whatever) in your <Object ...> tag, try

document.all.trvw.width = document.body.clientWidth - 20;

Cheers,

Surrendermonkey · September 16th, 2002 04:19 AM

Have you ensured that the declaration of the constant twnChild is included in your code?

Try myNode=TreeView1.Nodes.Add("A",4,"AA","[1.1]")

and see what happens.

Surrendermonkey · August 21st, 2002 05:00 AM

<Script Language="VBScript">
Sub Commandbutton1_onClick() ' note the "on"
window.navigate("this.asp")
end sub
</Script>

alternatively, you can use:
<input type="button"...

Surrendermonkey · August 21st, 2002 04:49 AM

...in conjunction with <href="somthing"..> but have you investigated
window.status = "this appears"

in conjunction perhaps with the onmouseover event?

Surrendermonkey · August 16th, 2002 06:11 AM

I usually set a style up like this:
<style media="print">
.pagebreak {page-break-before:always}
</style>

and then assign the style with <... class="pagebreak"..> whenever I want a new page. ...

Surrendermonkey · August 15th, 2002 09:53 AM

I don't believe this is possible, and intentionally so. Back and forward functionality is very useful, of course, but think about it - would you want every site on the web to be able to rifle...

Surrendermonkey · August 1st, 2002 08:04 AM

...might this fit your needs?

<body oncontextmenu="return false;">

or maybe:
<script language="javascript">
function doThing(){
// do lots of interesting things...

//and return false to...

Surrendermonkey · July 30th, 2002 10:39 AM

From where are you calling the FormSubmit function?

Depending on this, you could use
onclick="javascript:FormSubmit();" and examine the window.event.srcElement to determine the object which was...

Surrendermonkey · July 29th, 2002 11:20 AM

I was using window.location when document.location might have been better...

For your add-to-favourites link in top.htm, use this:
<script>
function addToFavourites(){...

Surrendermonkey · July 26th, 2002 10:45 AM

You can supply the url which you wish to add to favourites to the method like so:
window.external.AddFavourite('http:\\www.hello.com\thissite\thispage.html');

So in your case code...

Surrendermonkey · July 26th, 2002 06:11 AM

<input type="text" autocomplete="off"

Surrendermonkey · July 18th, 2002 03:53 AM

...only you're not going to need those types in the Dim statements in vbscript, nor the index after the "next" statements.
I don't know for sure, but I don't think you'll get away with Redim (0...

Surrendermonkey · July 12th, 2002 11:09 AM

This "Function" ( - it should really be a sub note byRef array parameter) sort an array of integers (with initial index =1).

It needs a bit of tidying up, but there's no reason it couldn't be...

Surrendermonkey · June 29th, 2002 02:25 PM

Hi all.
Thanks to Brad for the position, the introduction and for thinking of something nice to say about me based on a couple of emails and my codeguru history...

Codegurus are by and large a...

Surrendermonkey · June 26th, 2002 08:07 AM

Nice one Zvona - confirm is the fellow I was after.

Thanks.

Surrendermonkey · June 26th, 2002 07:30 AM

Hi gurus.
Has anybody successfully employed the onReadyStateChange event of the RDS data control?
I've tried all the usual event-handler associations:
onReadyStateChange="myFunction();" as a HTML...

Surrendermonkey · June 25th, 2002 05:18 AM

Hi gurus.
Simple question - I have alert();, which is fine, I have prompt();, which is fine, but how can I duplicate msgbox("whatever", vbYesNo) in javascript?

I just want to give my users an...

Surrendermonkey · June 24th, 2002 11:05 AM

Just link th e .js file thus:
<script language="javascript" src="thisfolder/menu.js">
</script>

and then call your functinos as you would any other:
<script language="javascript">
var f;
f =...

Surrendermonkey · June 11th, 2002 04:43 AM

Come on people.
Sort it out.

Surrendermonkey · June 10th, 2002 04:13 AM

Thankyou, Zvona.

Good point, well made, works for me. My script is no longer Fubar'd.

Cheers muchly,

Surrendermonkey.

Surrendermonkey · June 7th, 2002 09:46 AM

I have oncontextmenu="return false;" and oncontextmenu="javascript:return false;" as attributes (it's a <TH> tag, incidentally, but I don't suppose it matters), and the resultant behaviour is...

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