Thanks for your replies everyone, much appreciated. All working well now.
Cheers
Paul
On 21/06/07, Thierry Koblentz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Behalf Of Paul Collins
> I have a script that adds colours to a all the columns in a table. It
> works fine, the only problem is, it is trying to
> On Behalf Of Paul Collins
> I have a script that adds colours to a all the columns in a table. It
> works fine, the only problem is, it is trying to apply the code to all
> pages, when the table is only on a couple. So when I am viewing all
> other pages, it comes up with this error:
>
> docu
On 6/21/07, Dan Dorman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
function alternateRows(tableID,numberOfColors,colorArray){
[snipped]
if (table) {
var trs=document.getElementById(tableID).getElementsByTagName("TD");
[snipped]
}
}
}
Whoops! I got a little careless. The line starting with "v
On 21/06/07, Paul Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, what I would like to do, is add a checker to the script to see if
the table actually exists before doing the rest of the code.
Unfortunately, I am a novice to this and I've been stuffing around for
a while and can't get it to work.
Simp
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Subject: [WSG] Javascript problem
Hi all,
I hope this is on topic, please ignore it if not, I have a small
Jscript problem that shoul
On 6/21/07, Paul Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I hope this is on topic, please ignore it if not, I have a small
Jscript problem that shouldn't be hard to sort out, but I am not great
with these things...
I'm assuming from the subject that you're actually referring to
Javascript. Jscript is
Hi all,
I hope this is on topic, please ignore it if not, I have a small
Jscript problem that shouldn't be hard to sort out, but I am not great
with these things...
I have a script that adds colours to a all the columns in a table. It
works fine, the only problem is, it is trying to apply the c
Don't popup blockers allow them when they're a result of a direct user
interaction
Sometimes, sometimes not. It all depends on browser and/or setup...
Or is this another thing that XP SP2 messes up?
I'd guess so...
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Jan Brasna wrote:
javascript may fail to open a new window?
Popup blockers etc.
Don't popup blockers allow them when they're a result of a direct user
interaction (such as clicking a link)? Or is this another thing that XP
SP2 messes up?
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Patrick H. Lauke
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Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
> so what advantage does this bring? If javascript is enabled, but fails
> to open a window, the link still works? What are the situations in which
> javascript may fail to open a new window?
> Jan Brasna wrote:
> > Do not return false. Return !window.open(...) instead.
javascript may fail to open a new window?
Popup blockers etc.
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Jan Brasna wrote:
Do not return false. Return !window.open(...) instead.
so what advantage does this bring? If javascript is enabled, but fails
to open a window, the link still works? What are the situations in which
javascript may fail to open a new window?
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return false;
Do not return false. Return !window.open(...) instead.
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guys,
thanks a lot for helping out :^)
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and don't use inline scripts. They are as bad as inline styles:
Barkow-Lewinsky, Eva
var links = document.getElementsByTagName('a');
for(i=0;i
This would be better, in case you have multiple classes assigned to
your a tag:
if (links[i].className.match(/\bpopup\b/))
Better than class, t
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 18:22:25 -, Chris Dawes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Never put URLs in onclick (javascript:blabla *is* URL)
Forget that use this idea:
That is tweaked non-standard accessibility killer. It will break even
if I middle-click link in a normal browser...
In my previous post I've
> Never put URLs in onclick (_javascript_:blabla *is* URL)
Forget that use this idea:
if you have to open more than one window use a function to call the open window functions one after the other:
openWindow(params)
openWindow(params)
hmmm... might be better than returning false from a f
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 11:49:57 -, Thorsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Barkow-Lewinsky, Eva
Never put URLs in onclick (javascript:blabla *is* URL)
Don't use href="#". Put meaningful link there, and avoid duplication by
using this.href.
Second attribute for window.open is window name and works l
hiya,
i'm not sure if this is the right place to pose my question, but i'll
dare it. if my question is unwanted on the list, i apologise, maybe
someone can reply in private?
i have a page from which i'd like to pop-up a window with more details
upon clicking a hyperlink. the javascript i'm usin
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