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    Object copying

    This is awesome, working around javascripts reference copying. Do you know if the same behaviour goes for the Array () object?
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    Object copying

    Could i try something with a recursive (?) function that copies with a special copy if the type is an Object and normal copy else? Does an Array has the same behaviour???
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    Object copying

    <script language="javascript"> function constr () { this.value = Object (); this.value.val = 'oldval'; this.someotherval = 'xxx'; } function realCopy(o) { var tmp = new Object(); for (p in o) tmp[p] = o[p]; return tmp; } var obj = new constr ()...
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    Object copying

    I already thought of this. The only problem is that I hav recursive objects and i want them to be copyed (not reffed) as well. I don't think this will work for my application.
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    Netscape/IE Problem

    in Mozilla (NS) events are called in a different way. The first parameter of an on... function has the event object, while IE has a (sortof) global event object. use some what like this: function fixEvent(evnt) { if (typeof(evnt) == "undefined") evnt = window.event; if (typeof(evnt.layerX)...
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    Object copying

    Hi all, Is there a way to make the following script work as i would expect it to? <script language="javascript"> function constr () { this.value = 'oldval'; this.someotherval = 'xxx'; } var obj = new constr (); obj.someotherval ='yyy'; var obj2 = obj; obj2.value = 'newval'...
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    available width &amp; height

    this is what i finally found :) var x,y; if (self.innerHeight) // all except Explorer { x = self.innerWidth; y = self.innerHeight; } else if (document.documentElement && document.documentElement.clientHeight) // Explorer 6 Strict Mode { x = document.documentElement.clientWidth; y =...
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    available width &amp; height

    How do i find out the available width and height of a browser window. I checked out some docs and it said window.innerHeight and window.innerWidth. But: when i do alert (window.innerHeight); using IE 6.0 it says 'undefined' while using Mozilla 1.6 it gives me a reasonable 698... i also checked...
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    Javascript Loggin

    Hi all, Does anyone know a good way to 'log' javascript activity. Preferably to a file, but something like a separate window or something is just fine.
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    IE stange rendering:fishy stuff

    I have 2 pieces of html: <body> <form style=&quot;border: 1px solid gray;&quot;> <br> <br> some text 1<br><br> </form> some text 2 </body> the other one <body> <form style=&quot;border: 1px solid gray;&quot;> <br> <br> some text 1<br> </form> some text 2 </body> Obviously the difference is...
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    Ignore additional events

    shouldn't you try to use return false instead of just return???
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    IE gives error when writing innerHTML property

    This is actually precisely what i was looking for!!! Tnhx alot
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    IE gives error when writing innerHTML property

    Is that function crossbrowser/platform indepentent???
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    IE gives error when writing innerHTML property

    I knew i was right, this means i have to rearrange my whole structure :( My tables don't know how much cols there are gonna be, and if i don't know that i can't create the td's before i fill them. The major downside to this is that i'll want a colspan somewhere along some tr, and that's not...
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    IE gives error when writing innerHTML property

    view the following simple script: <body> <table border=1> <tr id='row'> </tr> </table> <script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;> <!-- document.getElementById('row').innerHTML = '<td>hello world</td>'; //--> </script> </body> This should display 'hello world' with a border around it. Mozilla...
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