Ok, so i'm wanting to implement a tagging system into something that i am working on. So far, i have just been planning all the functionality that i want to have. As in, i have done no coding for it...
Just try this code. It checks for the attachEvent method first, so it will use this even in IE9, yet the order of execution in IE9 is identical to all the other browsers.
But there obviously is an order, and older versions of IE do it backwards. I have done a lot of testing, and even with chains where each handler requires a different amount of processing, they still...
I'm having issues with event order in Internet Explorer <= 8. The following code alerts 2 and then 1, when i want it to work the other way around. Is there any way to fix this?
i tried appending the rules to an existing stylesheet, creating one if none exist (this chrome bug doesn't appear when there is a single stylesheet) and keeping a reference to the added rules in an...
the best method i can think of is to have a field with all the id's of the parent groupings that get updated when you create/edit the group, and then have a query such as the following
you should do some research on regular expressions. they are a very useful tool to any programmer, and can achieve what your wanting with a single line of code. however, they can be quite difficult...
this was just an experiment. the requirements were to have no extra markup, whereas your generator does. i've made rounded corners like that in the past, but i've never been happy with having empty...
i just found a solution. adding display:block to the image fixes it. this seems bizarre to me though. why is there a gap when a block item follows an inline item?
can someone please tell me why there is a gap between the image and the list? this is driving me crazy. i've have explicitly removed all borders, margins and paddings but the gap remains there no...
i'm trying to make a box with rounded corners using an image for the corners. however, i want the markup to use a single div, and for the corners to be a sprite (each corner in the same image).
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