Search:

No comments rnd_me... After spending a few hours looking at this, you miss the most obvious mistakes. Thx for the second pair of eyes!

Thx for both answers.
For rnd_me: it's an ID.
For mrhoo: what if I want to add different HTML content to each <li>, and not plain text?
Cheers!

Hi,
I'm adding some <li> elements to a list that already exists using JS. The <li> elements are added and shown correctly, but the code I append to each <li>, using innerHTML, is not being...

Forgot to mention that little (big) detail. It doesn't work in IE but it does work with FF, and no errors or warnings displayed in the console.

Hi,
I'm having some problems printing a webpage whose contents are partially created using JS, through the addition of innerHTML.
I have gone through the following 'troubleshooting':

1 - I only...

Thanks Kor,
I also thought of a loop but was hopping to find a more straightforward solution.
Cheers!

Hi,
I wrote a function through which I'd like to disable the submit button of a specified form. It's being done using


document.forms[args[0]].elements[args[1]].disabled = false/true;

in...

Yep, that was it. I applied the handler to different divs assuming that only one of them in the stack would actually be 'clickable'. Now it works perfectly. :) Cheers!

Hi,



I absolutely know. :) I managed to host the page and the entire js code at http://filmen.planetaclix.pt/test.
Both DIVs to be removed ('MSG_cont1' and 'MSG_cont2') are also generated...

var cont1 = document.getElementById('MSG_cont1');
var parent = cont1.parentNode;
parent.removeChild(cont1);

When executing the second line, it says that 'cont1' is null. I'm pretty sure that...

Hey Sterling,

It shows '[object HTMLDivElement]'... Now I'm lost.
Here's how the div is being created:


var parentElem = document.getElementById('doc_body');
var new_div =...

Hi all,
I'm trying to remove a div using JavaScript. I've noticed that the best way to do this is to use the parentNode of the element we want to manipulate.
Here's the basic code:


var cont1 =...

Hi all,
Issue solved.



That wasn't it.
It seems the relative position between layers, when nesting, is dealt with differently in both browsers. :mad: Therefore, the events associated to the...

Hi,
Thanks for the fast reply.
My bad... That DIV does exist, I just didn't include it in the pasted code. By the way, this works wonderfully on IE, but not on FireFox.

Does it work for you on...

Hi all,
I've built a menu through which the visibility of certain layers (among other details) is controlled through the onMouse events applied to block (DIV) elements.
Here's the code:


<div...

Wouldn't know what to do without you people... :) This solves the issue. Thanks a bunch!

Hi there,

I am trying to set the height of a background DIV using another DIV's height.
The two DIVs are defined as follows:


#div_subMenu1 {
position:absolute;
width:490px;
height:auto;

Well, it works fine in both IE and Firefox (the two main browsers).
I'm using such a function (without applying the CSS styles you've proposed) so I have some flexibility regarding behaviors.
...

Excellent Scragar!
Thanks for your fast reply.

Hi,
I'm sort of new to JavaScript.
I would like to create a function which, when called, changes the background color of the paragraph over which the mouse is pointed. I could apply the code

<p...