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Recent content by adam55
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Problems with DHTML menu bar and flash
Well, I don't use it for flash, so I don't know if it holds true there also, but I know that netscape doesn't have the same problem with select boxes. If netscape does have this problem, then I very much doubt that the iframe trick will work for it. Your best bet would probably be to change...- adam55
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- Forum: Javascript
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Problems with DHTML menu bar and flash
oops, I forgot to include the code that gets all the HM_... variables. Here it is: HM_DOM = (document.getElementById) ? true : false; HM_NS4 = (document.layers) ? true : false; HM_IE = (document.all) ? true : false; HM_IE4 = HM_IE && !HM_DOM; HM_Mac = (navigator.appVersion.indexOf("Mac") !=...- adam55
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- Forum: Javascript
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Problems with DHTML menu bar and flash
This is a common problem, and there are 2 different solutions, depending on what browsers you want to support. Prior to IE 5.5, you just had to hide the 'windowed' elements (flash, select boxes, etc) by checking all such elements in the page and determining if they overlap. Starting with IE...- adam55
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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Adding values to text field from popup - JavaScript
I think there's a way to do this, but you may want to try this out instead: http://www.interactivetools.com/products/htmlarea/ It's a rich text editor that works with IE Windows (I think 5.5+) and Mozilla/Netscape.- adam55
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- Forum: Javascript
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z index problems with IE
I'm having the problem that a dynamically created element (using document.createElement()) is always showing over a static element (inline html element), regardless of their z indexes. Does anyone know a good workaround? Thanks in advance, Adam PS. I'm not talking about the problem where...- adam55
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- Forum: Javascript
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popup blocked
FYI The google toolbar looks for popups that are not caused by user action, and kills them. It will allow "one popup per user click". So, if you have a function that creates a popup when an onclick event is fired, the google toolbar should let it through (at least it should let 1 through)...- adam55
- Post #8
- Forum: Javascript
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Remote Script and Progress Bar
PS. check out this article for more info: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndude/html/dude02262001.asp?frame=true- adam55
- Post #10
- Forum: Javascript
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Remote Script and Progress Bar
The problem with your script is the way that IE deals with javascript. While javascript is executing, it won't redraw the screen. So, to get it to show the changes as you, you'll want to do something like this: function stepOne() { //do stuff here progressBar.SetPosition(1)...- adam55
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
