Switch on compatbility mode and see if it fixes the problem. Although it is
usually made for 'layouts' it has been known to work on some older examples
of code. As well, test it on IE 8 Vista which is not in beta anymore. As
with, IE 8 Windows 7 technically isn't beta anymore since it was
Uhm, doesn't google disable Javascript and follow the non-javascript
version?
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Sent: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 12:37 AM
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Subject: [jQuery] problem with IE
Yessum, I agree. You can do
$(a#id).href.replace(/http:\/\/(?:www\.)?[a-z0-1-_]+\.(?:com|net|co\.uk)(.
+)?/g, $1); I do sometimes. If it's not a string then you can just do
something like String($(a#id).href).replace();
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Use the mouse to detect said events would sound logical to me. On the focus
trigger, have the script check if the mouse is in the area of the object
and if it is assume that it was user triggered and continue, othewise assume
it was a method of the application.
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into a mm/dd/ format.
#reReplace(left(qGetMessages.date, 21), ^(.* ).*, \1)#
Either way is fine with me if you can help me code it.
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