criterion9 and welsh did a pretty good job of redirecting you, but a good method for filtering based on a bunch of choices or categories invovles using a switch statement. Good luck!
document.getElementById("test").visibility = "hidden"; //hidden, still takes up the same space as when visible
document.getElementById("test").visibility =...
There's no purely HTML way to do this that I can remember (other than using the target attribute of the form element to an iframe or something similar).
You can accomplish div3 and div4's layout easily enough with a little CSS.
Method 1) Use float: left; on div3; this is better than method 2
Method 2) Set display: inline-block or similar for div3...
Okay. The script I made has a continue button for users who don't have Javascript enabled. The onload event handler should automatically submit the form...
Try posting this using a quite in the CSS section; this is more an issue of CSS than HTML. You'll probably get some replies (the HTML board doesn't have a lot of people who answer questions, CSS...
The code I wrote was for a child of an element to change it's parent's background color onmouseover. It is relatively simple using, as you said, document.getElementById() to change a different div...
Hey guys, in case anyone was wondering: I made the code I posted quickly; I excluded GMT/UTC on purpose, as I thought we needed a relationship between the server's local time and the client's local...
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To prevent usernames and passwords from being passed between pages using GET, you can use POST instead.
E.g. instead of http://www.site-b.com/?user=test&pass=abc123, you can do this on site-a.com:
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An old-fashioned hack you could try is to have the site hidden within a frameset with a hidden frame where your audio plays. This isn't a very good solution.
A simple suggestion: if all you are attempting to do is have square boxe around your links, then CSS provides a much easier and maintainable solution using the :hover pseudo class combined with the...
I just spent a while trying to make a peice of code for you that is easy to use, but, as a result, is quite complicated behind the scenes. Unfortunately, I had to use the precache list to make it...
You can always build your own sorting function; there are several popular methods. I tend to use two arrays and loop through (the first) to find the max or min (adding it to the second) until all...
