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Recent content by mgh730
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Problems with animation quality..
I'm not sure what's causing the bad quality... but it could be that you have fast preview turned on - the button immediately to the right of the big render button that causes the render to occur in a single pass rather than multiple passes. Try turning it off. Also, note that clicking the lowest...- mgh730
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- Forum: Corel: Bryce 5
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trigger/fire an attachEvent
Thanks! I had looked around the msdn library, but I guess I wasn't looking in the right places. The JS file I'm using doesn't revolve around attachEvent - it creates a series of objects that get events attached to them. I'm controlling those objects through JS - and thus I needed control over...- mgh730
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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trigger/fire an attachEvent
I have an object with an event attached to it. Is there a way to trigger this event through JavaScript? Here is an extremely simplified version of the scenario: obj = document.createElement("select"); obj.appendChild(document.createElement("option"))...- mgh730
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- Forum: Javascript
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Finding the parent object of a script
I had thought of doing something like this, but I haven't figured out how to identify which of the resulting spans contains the script that was just run. I see that you have given each span a different class as a way to identify them, but if they all have the same class and no id, I can't think...- mgh730
- Post #7
- Forum: Javascript
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Finding the parent object of a script
That would normally work, but in this case, the document may not call the function on load. My example above is extremely simplified... but what I am writing does require the code to execute both onload and afterwards. The document is very dynamic... What I need is a simple method of...- mgh730
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Finding the parent object of a script
I have the following code: <script> function toolbar() { newDiv = document.createElement("div"); ???.appendChild(newDiv); } </script> <body> <span class="toolbar"> <script>toolbar( ... )</script> </span> </body> In the function toolbar, I create a new element called newDiv. I...- mgh730
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- Forum: Javascript
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Carriage Return in Text Area
Don't forget \n too! function requiredfields() { var form = document.getElementById("New_Hire"); str = form.General.value; if ((/^[a-zA-Z0-9\n\r\.,~\(\)\-\!]+$/).test(str)) { return true; } else { alert("Only alphanumeric characters are allowed in the...- mgh730
- Post #8
- Forum: Javascript
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performance
Sorry, I don't have an answer for you, but I do have a few comments that might help. First, it loads fine on my computer (Internet Explorer 6). Second, I would highly recommend reading some tutorials on classes and objects. It's a little too much to explain here, but I believe that by using...- mgh730
- Post #10
- Forum: Javascript
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Best way to Implement Relative Positioning for a PopUp Menu?
var cNode = document.getElementById('myCell'); var x = 0; var y = cNode.offsetHeight; while (cNode.offsetParent) { x += cNode.offsetLeft; y += cNode.offsetTop; cNode = cNode.offsetParent; } You almost had it :-) Add the offsetTop during each loop (the distance between the object and...- mgh730
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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prime numbers
Actually, the formula I implemented above is quite quick! If you modify the array and the number variable: dim primes(10000) as long dim number as long and then put a loop around the main code like: for number = 5000000 to 6000000 ... next number Modify the code so it only prints when the... -
get table name into another table
I'm trying to do an "insert... select" to get data from multiple tables matching certain criteria into a temporary table. I'd then like to order the data in the temporary table, but look at each entry in the table and know what table it came from originally. I was thinking there must... -
prime numbers
Well, I'm not quite sure what you mean by "logarthmic integrals and x/ln x", but here's how I would do it: A number is prime if all the prime numbers less than the square root of it do not divide into that number. So I would take the square root of the number you want to test...
