The problem is that you cannot have any form field named be "submit". It behaves like an invalid name, or a reserved word. You can use it, but the parser will be looking for a form field named "submit" instead of a function "submit()". It is a stupid thing. The parser should be able to notice...
Problem: When setting the background color style on a field the field style reverts to non-XP 2D style.
Target browser: IE 5.5/6.X
Problem OS: WindowsXP
I am working on an application that has some dynamic field interaction. Field2 is disabled unless field1 is populated. This works fine...
One problem you might run into is that the JavaScript onUnload runs everytime you leave a page. So when a user closes the browser, clicks on a link, clicks back, clicks forward, submits a form or for any reason leaves the current page to go to another, onUnload is called first and then the link...
I want to get the current instance name from within that same instansiated function.
function MyFunction() {
this.prop1 = 1;
this.prop2 = 2;
alert("My instance name: " + MyFunction.caller + "?");
}
var newFunc1 = new MyFunction();
var newFunc2 = new MyFunction()...
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But, I think I found the problem. When you said it worked for you on IE 5.5, I decided something must be wrong with my machine. In searching, I found that I am running only IE 5!!! What is wrong with me....
Thanks. I will let you know if I still have problems...
This is not working either. Does this work for you?
Here is the new code with body style set in the header:
index.html
<html>
<body background="http://www.google.com/images/logo.gif">
<iframe name="Frame1" src="insideIframe.html"...
I have been searching for a way to make an iframe transparent. I have found several examples. However, none of them work. According to documentation this should work on IE 5.5+. I am running IE 5.5 and am having no luck.
This is what I am doing (according to MSDN here...
I created a menu bar on my page that contains many sub elements (tables). Each element is a container for related data. Within each element there may be an option to expand an area to display more data. All the elements in the menu are constrained within one div with a set width. The code below...
I have an iframe that contains a form. The form area changes in size dynamically depending on user options. When the form gets too big, scrollbars show up. I want the iframe to dynamically get bigger if the content overflows the boundry of the page.
With a style I can set overflow to hidden to...
I am creating a layout that used some iframes. I used iframes because of its ability to dynamically display scrollbars when needed. On top of that, only the data within the iframe needs to be refreshed. Someone mentioned that I should use a scrollable layer instead of an iframe. What is the...
That is really odd. Using getElementById did not work on all my other pages. So I used the frames object instead. Now the problem is reversed. Anyway, all is well. Thanks.
I have used the following code snippet in several pages. This is a copy and paste from a page that works to a new page that does not. The point of interest is the JavaScript that gets the iframe and its document. When I run this I get an error message saying "Access denied" on the line...
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