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Thank you for the reply. I probably should have mentioned a few things in my original post. These styles are being applied inside of a portal, so I have no control over the page skeleton (doctype,...

Can anyone help me? I can't figure out how to get IE (6 and 7) to pick up a background color in an element via inheritance, and show that color above a border on the element that is behind it. The...

Does anyone have a script already that validates against allowing hex numbers in a number form field? I want to allow ints and floats, but not hex numbers (e.g. 0x1). I can't seem to find anything...

Currently, I have the following as part of the definition of a class file:



border:2px solid transparent;


However, in IE6, the border appears as black lines. Is there any way to do a...

Thank you very much!

[EDIT] I just realized that the title is a bit misleading, and I apologize. It should have read: " How do you get the string that was used as the key in a JSON object".[END EDIT]

Is it possible...

Does anyone know how to accomplish dragging a table row in Dojo 1.0.2? Doing a search I found what looked like they were solutions, but they were using older versions of Dojo. Those examples used...

Is there any way to do this in javascript?

Unfortunately, this doesn't work on IE7. I only see the table headers and no data. In IE6, I don't like the way the rows can be seen a little bit above the top of the headers when scrolling, but I...

I have seen several techniques out on the web for accomplishing the technique of having a scrolling table body with a fixed header, but the solutions usually come up short in one or two areas.

I...

Sorry, that was a typo -- I do have it correct in my code to reference the document.

As I have been doing more research after posting, I came across the following example that works for IE, but...

I am generating content for a new row of table data using the DOM. I have everything working, except for the function that should be attached to the onclick event handler for the <TR> tag. When I...

Thanks, you are correct. I ended up just changing the line



delay = delay * 1000; // convert to milliseconds


to

Really ?? When I run the example in IE (v6.0.28), I don't see it move up at all, I just see it disappear after the statusMsg div has moved up out of site.

If anyone has any suggestions/comments, it would be greatly appreciated. I have been going back over this code, and I can' t seem to figure out what is going on that would prevent the call in the...

No ideas from anyone ???

I am implementing the "iframe shim" hack for having divs make sure they are on top of select lists in IE. That is working fine, however, I make my div (and iframe) slide up and down over the...

For some reason, IE does not apply the bolded line below. Does anyone have any suggestions why this is happening? If the bolded line is moved up one line, then it works, but the line now below it...

Thanks for the response WebJoel. I believe that the problem in this case may be due to the float being used on the <label> tag, which in in the <li>. IE seems to be placing the floated content to...

toicontien - After implementing this, I noticed that you set the list-style-type to "none". I commented that line out, because I want the list numbers to show, and changed the text-align for the...

toicontien - thanks! I have never really used the <label> tag much, but I can see how this could have saved me some headaches in the past.

ray326 - you summed it up perfectly ...

I know you can't assign a width to an inline element such as a <span>, but I was wondering if there are any "tricks" which can give me essentially the same effect.

I have a page that has an...

I think you misunderstood what I was asking ...

I know Java and JavaScript are different, I was asking about features in the Javascript library I had read about. Anyway, I did some searching and...

I just saw something in a book that mentioned some classes/objects that are supposed to be in the JavaScript library that I had never heard of before -- JavaObject, JavaPackage, JavaClass, sun, and...

I don't think this is possible, but I thought I would ask just to make sure. When you use the prompt() function, is there anyway to make the textfield in the popup window a password field (i.e. the...