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The link for installation of the JS debugger is gone from the Netscape site. The .jar file itself and some readme.txt how to install it is here: ftp://ftp.netscape.com/pub/jsdebug/1.1/shipping/english/all_platforms/all_os/install/ Ivan Pavlov (ip@thehyper.net) Brainbench MVP for JavaScript...

Try: <DIV id=div1 style=&quot;width:200;height:100;&quot; onMouseout=&quot;alert('Hello')&quot;> Ivan Pavlov (ip@thehyper.net) Brainbench MVP for JavaScript www.brainbench.com

sorry Abakar, I had to turn-off the &quot;Process TGML&quot; option of the message or it takes [i] for itallic formating. I just noticed that you probably had the same problem. Here is the code one more time (may be the only real problem that you had is the char case in &quot;onClick&quot...

I see I was late - you responded as I was typing. :) Ivan Pavlov (ip@thehyper.net) Brainbench MVP for JavaScript www.brainbench.com

For IE there is a simple solution, the whole content of the <DIV id=&quot;myid&quot;> is in: document.all.myid.innerHTML if you want to have in it also the surrounding tag <DIV> you should use: document.all.myid.outerHTML For NN it is more complicated and could be impossible depending from...

Abakar, You missed the index[i] when reffering to the links collection, so your code points to the collection and not to a member of it. You also should set a return value for the newWinAlert() - if it returns &quot;true&quot; the new window is opened, else it is canceled. So I replaced your...

to show something in a pop up window it should be send there either from the opening window with ....document.write(...) or by opening a document in it (through &quot;href&quot; of the link or window.open() function). I am not sure that I understood fully your case (why not to use document.write...

I think that you can't escape from using the onClick event. Here is how you can do it without editing the <a> tag. <script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;> function checkLinks(){ for (var i=0; i<document.links.length; i++) if (document.links[i].target==&quot;_blank&quot;)...

Hi again.<br><br>This code should work:<br>self.opener.parent.Bottom.location.href=trget<br>(at least it worked by me)<br>note that I am using variable named &quot;trget&quot; instead &quot;target&quot; - with var name target I had also problems with the JS - obviously it is reserved...

Strange -&nbsp;&nbsp;I made some quicktests and it should work. May be I could help better if I see the code of the frameset. <p>IvanP<br><a href=mailto:ip@thehyper.net>ip@thehyper.net</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

Tonny9, did you try to use Test.method() instead this.method? <p>IvanP<br><a href=mailto:ip@thehyper.net>ip@thehyper.net</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

Most probably you had &lt;table align=&quot;left&quot; ...&gt; ....&lt;/table&gt;. That would position all following text to the right of the table (including &lt;br&gt;) on right of the table. <br>The solution is to use not just &lt;br&gt; but &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt; <p>IvanP<br><a...

In general - you should apply the style to the &lt;td&gt; tag, but I'll need to look at the site for more details. <p>IvanP<br><a href=mailto:ip@thehyper.net>ip@thehyper.net</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

I think you should use: self.opener.parent.BottomFrame.location.href=target<br>where &quot;BottomFrame&quot; is the name of the bottom frame (&lt;frame name=&quot;BottomFrame&quot; ....&gt;). <p>IvanP<br><a href=mailto:ip@thehyper.net>ip@thehyper.net</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

Here is something that I fount in the net and that works for me.<br><br>//==========================================================<br>function printPG (){<br> if (document.all){<br> document.body.insertAdjacentHTML(&quot;beforeEnd&quot;,<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&quot;&lt;object...