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Any messages in the console?
Use the RegExp constructor.
For me it works the same in Chrome (Win XP) as in Firefox.
Why apply a separate function to each element when one will do?
<script type='text/javascript'>
For security reasons, the ability to do that has been blocked.
Something like this perhaps:
Time to post a live demo.
It's probably a cacheing problem. I would have expected the jquery module to address this problem or maybe there's a built-in way of so doing. Otherwise you could try changing the URL to:
var boolean = (true or false), s = boolean ? 40 : 80;
A 404 suggests it simply can't find the file.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
Or just call the function in a script block anywhere below the div.
At the point that the div is referenced, it does not exist. I'm sure you see why.
It seems fine currently at 15 seconds.
This will increment the first integer found in a string:
That operator doesn't do what I think you think it does.
Event handlers are all lowercase, so the syntax should be:
<a class="thumb" href="img/a.jpg" title="Day 1" onclick="showImg(this); this.className='visitedLink'; return false;">
Have you tried alerting the values that Chrome is applying?
pop is unsuitable because it can only remove the last element.
There is a potential weakness there:
Focus is being set, but it's the old issue that the focus is taken by the click on the alert's OK button.
This concept was covered in a very recent thread:
Do you get more speed using i&1 instead of i%2 ?
