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I read that both safari and chrome do not allow you to read xml data when the document is file:// protocol.

The best way I could solve it is not to use xml data but JSON or just make one big...

Found a way that will load xml data from local files using xml data island.

Only tested with ie8 and no worky in FF (not tested in opera) the thing is that after I set the document either from...

First make sure the files are http/https hosted, opening the html by clicking on it in the explorer doesn't work. IE has some security feature that allows you to use xmlhttprequest but trying to...

I agree with you, it's not worth publishing pages if they don't work in IE. The most fun I have with Javascript is firefox with firebug, then opera with dragonfly and then IE8 with the debugger.

I...

Either you are now on Mac, or you are not a developer.
You are right, haven't done professional programming in over 3 years now. I was working on Linux.

It's just that doing javascript in IE...

Maybe this will work: note that IE will not access the documentElement if the htm file is on local drive (like file://C:/whatever.htm) I have tested with firefox but Inferior explorer might have some...

Not sure if this will help:
http://www.c-point.com/JavaScript/articles/file_access_with_JavaScript.htm

Not sure how you can read/write a binary file.

too bad you didn't go the check out posts and get way. the client and server communicate that way. javascript is just a layer between gui and sending messages to the server

I don't realy understand what the script does, ... sorry.

What I think it does is sent the images to the server and process resize there then load it into the client. If images are huge that might...

on this page:
user CP => edit your details => edit options => under time zone there is a dropdown with values and descriptions.

Why not use an aframe?

And post some minimal code. I assume the ajax call works and you set the innerHTML of the iframe to what's returned. An easier way would be to set the src property of the...

At the simplest the browser is sending messages to the server to log in and to delete the voicemail, after a login you don't need to list the messages or navigate to that page having the "delete all"...

I use linux but think it's the same on windows. In the right bottom of the browser is the bug icon, right click it and choose enable all panels. Now click on the bug to show the window.

There are...

Got an even better idea, there is a plugin in firefox that lets you see all the posted values. Click on delete and see what's posted, now you can post these values yourself. I guess that sessionid is...

Words cannot describe my love for firebug.

As for helping you out with your current problem: why not install firebug and follow the script what it does when you click on it? Then your script only have to do what the google script does...

Ok, this is suspicious. Looks like op wants to inject script that will trigger onclick event of delete all messages in google voice mail: ...

Do you have any documentation on how to use AC_RunActiveContent.js? Does it allow you to attach events on load.

Maybe the document is not loaded when you run script that tries to access the...

Nothing is executed, the code you posted does not show any events attached to any element.

<element onclick="dosomething()" id="myid"
or
document.getElementById("myid").onclick=dosomething;

As for displaying the results, you can create a table with matching records as soon as it gets under a reasonable amount (no use displaying over 30 records)

What's the output of the php?
html element can/need to have a unique id if you want to use them in script:
document.getElementById("form1")

<form id="form1">

You are now using what's called...

onWinload is the object defenition to store all the functions in that will get called on windows load. And call them when the event is triggered
onWinload.attachEvent will add a function to the list...

ok I just read that quirksmode. the traditional way is window.onload= ...
I guess if you need more than one onload function than try this:


function onWinload(){
this.functions=new Array();...

Ok, your editor comes close to an ide though.

http://www.yaldex.com/Free_JavaScript_Editor.htm
looks great, too bad it isn't free.

If you need client side handling of files before uploading and or batch uploading why not use a signed java applet or flash like they do on sites like facebook?