Hello,
I've been browsing the QT-Java documentation for days now but it doesn't seem to have the information I need.
Basically I need to know how to make my own movie importer. I have my own file format that I need to be able to play. The documentation doesn't provide a 'checklist' of things...
I need to control a quicktime movie in one frame, from a control script in another frame. The only function I need to use is the SetURL function (see http://developer.apple.com/documentation/QuickTime/REF/QT41_HTML/QT41WhatsNew-72.html). In IE6, this works fine. The QT manual page says that we...
oh, hang on, you just want to know if a browser supports it... why?
You should assume that browsers can support CSS1 at least. If they don't support CSS1 then they probably won't support javascript (definately not the DOM functions) and so their browser is useless to you as a developer and them...
Use feature sensing rather than trying to test for a specific browser as the name of browsers changes and your code may not!
CliveC's solution is good start. He's using feature sensing to see if the browser can get elements from the DOM structure by using getElementById("id") but this...
please! will people please submit a url example of what they are trying to do... Most people have such poor english that it is impossible to decide what they want from their descriptions!
Give Examples...
try looking at the browsers developer support pages. They should tell you what the browser can and cannot do. I doubt there is functionality to do this without making some huge javascript program -- the benefits are far outweighed by the amount of time needed to implement!
Besides, all users...
To do it programatically, you need to add a no-cache section to the http headers. Try the following in php:
<?php
Header("Cache-Control: must-revalidate");
$offset = 60;
$ExpireString = "Expires: " . gmdate("D, d M Y H:i:s", time() + $offset) . "...
try the following for some password protection stuff...
http://javascript.internet.com/passwords/
The best ones are those with the non-reversable password protection... But you would be much better off with an SSSL and a database than with js.
keteracel
cian, be careful with using the units. I think it was mozilla that had a problem with certain dimensions specified with the px after them. If in doubt, leave it out -- it defaults to px anyway. The only time you really need it in is with dimensions measured in %.
As for the fact that IE and...
EdwardMartinIII has hit the nail right on the head. This is one of those spectacularly stupid browser anomolies. The HTML standard clearly states that any whitespace between elements is to be ignored unless it is within CDATA (character data, and then only one whitespace is to be accepted), but...
What exactly do you want to do?
(1)If you have a form with a single text-box, for example, do you want to append the 'hidden' data to that data, e.g. if the text-box held "hello" in it and the 'hidden' data was to be " world!", would you want to change the value of the text...
The window.setTimeout("functionName()",delay); function should suffice. Where functionName is any function or javascript code and delay is an integer value of time in milliseconds -- i.e. 1000 corresponds to 1 second.
Example:
<html>
<head>
<title>timer example - provided by...
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