I have root access and I use nginx and PHP. So basically the idea is making long-requests via AJAX, depending on my nginx timeout. But I'd need long-polling server so that...
I've written a chat using ajax. In a nutshell, every few seconds, an ajax call is fired and data is getting updated. The ajax function is a setTimeout in itself, so the loop goes on.
I'm getting some content that contains images into a div via ajax. The div that these stuff gets load into has a height and overflow auto and I need to stick the scrollTop to the bottom...
I have this page which lists products. Each product is a div with 250px width and they are all floating left. So depending on the user's browser width, they see 3, 4, 5 ... products per...
It works but I ran into another problem. I need div#content minimum height equal to div#menu's height. div#menu's height is not fixed and can be different due to different...
You could create both your "forms" first but put their style display as none, so none would be visible. Then according to your select box, make display of them block/none to suit your purpose.
I'm testing things with javascript history.go() function. I'm getting different behavior from different browsers. I wanna know if there's a workout around this.
It seems like you are importing in the right spot in PHPMYADMIN. Server is telling you there's no database selected meaning it doesn't know in which database it must put your tables.
I've been looking for some JS slideshow on the net and I came across many many of them.
I found barackslideshow the closest to what I have in mind considering it being light. (I have...
I want to be able to click on a 'div', and be able to change its background image position.
For example I click on X:20,Y:100 on it (20 and 100 relating to the...
hmm that made it harder. If it doesn't stop at body, meaning it will be an infinite loop?
Seems there's no exact way for all browsers to catch this, huh?
This thing works for a textarea. But when I use an 'img' for 'div' instead of that:
e.layerY || e.offsetY will give the height from all the element above this. for example...