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Firefox assumes type="submit" with a <button element. Try <input type="button" value="step ..." instead of <button or return false when it's clicked. Greetings, Harm Meijer http://www.niceinchina.com

The form might have a function attached to it when it's submitted, it should return false to NOT submit the form but if it causes an error in firefox it will return nothing and submits the form. Use firebug plugin and check the console in firefox for errors. //script: function...

Will look something like this: <div> <div id="show" onclick="this.style.display='none';this.parentNode.childNodes[1].style.display='inline'">show</div> <div id="hide" onclick="this.style.display='none';this.parentNode.childNodes[0].style.display='inline'">show</div> </div> you can put it in...

window.onload=function(snd){ var links = document.body.getElementsByTagName("a"); for(link in links){ // check if link.href!=null if(link.href.toLowerCase().indexOf("pubtext")!=-1){ link.target="_blank"; }else{ link.target="_self"; } } } For better debugging please use firefox...

The sollution is: res["/location/location/containedby"] That will read the value for "/location/location/containedby" Greetings, Harm Meijer http://www.niceinchina.com

Lee, thanks for your reply There is no way I can control what freebase is sending me (maybe changing the query will help but I don't see why). Firebug can reed the variable so I should be able to do so too. The example given above is what Freebase.com returnes to me, so there is no way to...

I get something back like this from freebase: var result = { "/location/location/containedby" : "the value", otherval : 22 } // result./location/location/containedby gives me syntax error (suggested by // jsEclipse auto suggest // result.location.location.containedby not working either...

Thank you for your replies, I'll just have php get a count first and depending on the result select grouped set or not. This is because I can't even get a simple if statement to run in mysql nor setting a variable. The following only creates errors in mysql: set @row = select count(distinct...

Sorry to dig up an old thread here but I was wondering if I could use that found_rows and return data based on that. Here is what the manual says: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/information-functions.html#function_found-rows "it is desirable to know how many rows the statement would have...

I have firefox here and IE 6 but it works ok here, no need to escape the < character. Maybe you need more instances of <script to be replaced, to do that make the regexp global (g) alert('<script\n<script\n'.replace(/<script/i,"hallo")); alert('<script\n<script\n'.replace(/<script/ig,"hallo"))...

Does this work? var thisReg = /\[url/i; Greetings, Harm Meijer http://www.niceinchina.com

Hi, thanks for your reply. Don't need the 2 floats as string and add them since I can just do it like this: SELECT latitude, longitude, count( latitude ) FROM users GROUP BY latitude, longitude HAVING count( latitude ) > 1 They will not be grouped unless both latitude and longitude are the...

Well here is a second question: How do I add strings in mysql sql expression? select 'this' + ' will ' + ' be 0' ends up giving me the value: 0 Greetings, Harm Meijer http://www.niceinchina.com

Hello all and thank you for reading my question. I have 2 float fields lat and long and want to have the rows collapse where both lat and long are the same. I want to add the lat and long as strings and group them by that select lat, long, count(lat + ' - ' + long) from ... group by lat + ' -...

Just found out that preloading is not needed. display: none will not occupy space of the image. This way you can just let it load by giving the <img element its source and onload resize it. After all this time I never stumbled across the display property. <script> function resize(img){ //...