Well, in my case I have regular text links on the page that will take them to the appropriate pages for each of those tabs. If I were to develop that 3rd layer, I would simply have graphics and text...
I have a query that returns data based on relevance but I need to get a count of the total number of rows that will be returned. Because it's a M..A query I'm not sure how I can...
JavaScript has no access to the file system and so cannot do what you want.
This is a security feature, and a very important one. We cannot even stop popups most of the time...image if they could...
okay, when you click on the link and event is triggered. That event then bubbles up checking in to see if it is hooked into anything that needs to get called on the way before it...
ok, you need to be more specific then.
where do you click that link from? does it open a new page? is it one the same page? what is the purpose of stopping the link from performing its default...
place a named anchor on the page and reference it in the URL. If that doesn't work, create a function to load when the page has loaded that uses the scrollIntoView(true) method to get that named...
If you get a non-working page in FF, the first thing to do is load the page, then go to Tools->Error Console and click the "Errors" button followed by the "Clear" button.
Now reload the page and see...
have you checked that your brace count is correct, and in the right place?
the function "dynamicLayout" will only exist in scope if x is between 8 and 20...or is that intentional?
