I thinks this would help,
http://www.friendsofed.com/download.html?isbn=1590595335
DOM Scripting
he have somes examples it's allowed to download, in chapter 11 on
contact.html see the example.
And if u buy the book u will learn some good stuff .
On 04/03/07, Chris Price [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gaspar wrote:
I thinks this would help,
http://www.friendsofed.com/download.html?isbn=1590595335
DOM Scripting
he have somes examples it's allowed to download, in chapter 11 on
contact.html see the example.
And if u buy the book u will learn some good stuff .
On 04/03/07, Chris Price [EMAIL
I thinks this would help,
http://www.friendsofed.com/download.html?isbn=1590595335
DOM Scripting
he have somes examples it's allowed to download, in chapter 11 on
contact.html see the example.
And if u buy the book u will learn some good stuff .
If you (or anyone else reading this) are in or
To improve the look of it for the client I have added some javascript
which hides the buttons and uses onclick events on the labels so that
the submit button doesn't need to be clicked.
I've done something somewhat similar recently, and found this was
finally an excuse to use the noscript
Kenny Graham wrote:
To improve the look of it for the client I have added some javascript
which hides the buttons and uses onclick events on the labels so that
the submit button doesn't need to be clicked.
I've done something somewhat similar recently, and found this was
finally an excuse to
Hi Chris,
Perhaps your question is more suited to a JS/DOM list/blog (e.g.
evolt.orgor others [1]) than WSG? More JS-type guys there, but I'll
give it a go:
An example page would be helpful (I've mocked-up a quickie at [2])... but I
wonder if the probem is your assumed DOM structure?
On
James Denholm-Price wrote:
inputs[i].style.display = 'none'
hides the input element but the next line:
inputs[i].onclick = function() { submitform(); return false }
attaches an onclick event handler to the (now hidden) element -- it's
possible that IE does not honour the label relationship
I have built a standard form with a list of options using radio buttons.
The form is for internal use only but I still want to maintain standards
and accessibility.
To improve the look of it for the client I have added some javascript
which hides the buttons and uses onclick events on the
