In IE you could (pre v7) add "fullscreen=yes" to force kiosk mode (you can also do it from the command line by calling IE with a -kiosk parameter). However that has...
Ok,well you can pick up the x/y co-ords of the mouse pointer, that's easy enough with the .x / .y (for IE) and .pageX / .pageY (for Moz) properties on the event object.
Could you mark which ones are the same? for example, is the "multisection combo box" (which by that I presume you mean a multiple select) the same one or is there three?
Don't disable the submit button if you are trying to stop multiple submissions, some browsers don't like it. A more elegant way is to stop the submission like so:
btw, just incase anyone wasn't aware of it, but the offsetHeight/Width takes into consideration any padding/borders/margins depending on the box model you are using.
One minor thing to add onto this, it's not just accessibility you are looking to support, but also other devices. There are numerous different mobile devices out there all with differing levels of...
You need to change method format () to that of a collection [], and the innerText can be replicated by detecting the .nodeVale of the child text node. So:
All the onkey events (on/up/press) return identical values from both keys and there isn't any property to pick up on the event object to detect if it's the keypad used (or even if...
If you want a cross browser and cross platform solution for playing media in a webpage, use flash. Doing so removes most of the problems that leaving the audio (or video) to the designated default...
Right, I don't have WinXP/SP2/IE6 to test that, but what I will say is dump all that controlling JS. It's totally not needed as and it can be replace by about 4 lines of CSS.
Could I just say, it is far more sensible to make one page the degrades elegantly for whatever is viewing it. It's the classic "object detection" vs "browser detection" however for your case replace...