What you have above is obviously not all your code. If you provide some more I might be able to take a better look.
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What you have above is obviously not all your code. If you provide some more I might be able to take a better look.
Thanks for the suggestions. It turned out that IE freaked out when something tried to set a height/width of "NaNpx".
A lame way to do it:
<button onclick="window.location.hash = '#overlayvideo';" style="background-color:#3db3e0; font-variant:small-caps;">Play Video</button>
I think it would work.
Hope it...
innerHTML is the inner HTML of an element. Therefore, if you set it to something like this:
document.body.innerHTML = "blah";
Anything that was in the element will disappear, and it will be...
Looking at you site, what I said before is probably correct. You are also requiring them to have Flash and Java, so a socket would work. You would have to set up a socket server though. About your...
So, if someone is sitting on your page for an hour, and something is changed, you want it to popup without them refreshing? If that's the case, you would either need to use a socket, which you can't...
Ok, first of all, your code only seems to work in IE. Unless this is for personal use, this really wont work. Second, it seems very roundabout, and I don't even see what you trying to do. Explain,...
What's dhtmlwindow? More code would be helpful.
Is this just for you? Also the "application" part was confusing, I thought you meant like a .exe file. If it is just for you, you could probably have an iframe, assuming your browser can open PDFs....
You could use cookies, but those aren't great for storing anything important, because the expire and people can delete them and the client can change them. I actually have no idea what you asking...
As in, you have a flash file with a video loaded in it?
If you want all of my code, it's at http://subatomicfusion.webs.com/js/test.htm. From there, there is an external Javascript file at http://subatomicfusion.webs.com/js/SOM/Element.js. In Firefox and...
The capital one or lowercase, or both?
This code:
var Class = function (class) {
return Object (function () {
var props = new Object ();
props.inherit = true;
props.super = function (class) {
return function...
Good idea. Besides, that would be an excuse for more useless, smooth animation. If you think of the cursor as your finger, snowflakes don't fall through your finger. Thanks.
Well, thanks all. I think I'll just not do it, it's not really important.
Well, first of all, I don't have code. I'm asking how you do something, there's not an error. And, I don't really want the button above the snowflake, but the snowflake just to not to block click...
I don't know how cross browser this is, but you can make something invisible but still clickable by using CSS and doing "visibility: hidden;", I think. I would also assume that you can set the...
Thanks all, I don't know where I went wrong...
I should probably know this, but I don't without writing my own function. Here it is: How do I convert a string to a decimal. As in change "7.012" (a string) to 7.012 (a number). "parseFloat" doesn't...
What's all the other stuff about?
/*@cc_on @*/
/*@if(@_jscript_version >= 5)
fe.outerHTML = fe.outerHTML;
@end @*/
But thanks! Just fe.outerHTML = fe.outerHTML works, do I need the rest?...
Help? Please? Well I found something else out that's really weird. If I add
document.body.innerHTML += fe.outerHTML;
to the end of the other, then two of the Flash elements appear that have...
Err, it's not wrong, but I noticed that in this:
The transparency values for IE and FF aren't equivalent, so in IE they'll be slightly less visible. I doubt that's what you really want.
Also, I...
OK. Here's a script with a countdown timer, I don't know if it's what you wanted, and my other script's better, but here you go:
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
//Change...
As in, some text that counts down the time? Or should it count up? Should it be in milliseconds or seconds?