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does anyone knows how to use soap on php 4.x?

How could i call/put value to a new seperate window form field? for example, the new window form name="formNew", with an input field name="windowNew_input" id="windowNew_input". On current window, using : document.formNew.windowNew_input.value = "test"; this ends up with error

Thank you, j4606 too! (Just refreshed here.) Yes, i have another onkeypress to start this. too many things used together. :-) You have a great weekend!

Thanks very much, Dan, for your help and reminding! It is that i put it on a keypress, above on that calling this attachEvent makes everything slow down. yah, for the firefox, i am using addEventListener. Have a great weekend!

document.getElementById("test").contentWindow.document.attachEvent("onkeyup",charCounter); document.getElementById ("test").contentWindow.document.attachEvent("keydown",charCounter);

My attachEvent calls a character count function on key up and key down. It slows down IE dramatically, with using up 100% of my cpu. Does anyone know how could i get over this? Thanks!

Thanks so much for the clear explaination, Feherke!! I hope you have a great day!

Hi, Thanks very much for this one line of code! I am afraid probably will need your explaination to help me understand about it...if possible Thanks greatly!

thanks... doesnt str.length count character instead of the byte?

Is there any way to count string byte...?

Thanks very much!

How do i get the different string after compare 1. string1 = this-is-a-test 2. string2 =this-is-a-test-numberOne how to compare those strings and get the string "numberOne" as the result? Thanks very much for your help!

Thanks greatly! It works very well!

I have the string $orig. Could someone help me to remove all the brackets and strings inside the brackets? The result will look like $final. $orig = "text1<something>text2<others>text3"; $final = "text1text2text3"; Thanks very much!

Trying to call a function on the created link. But the alert only shows when click on the Top Level. Here is my js: <script> var theUL, theLi, theA; function test() { mystart = document.getElementById('testdiv'); for (var i=0; i<4; i++) { theLi =...