Recent content by Rodie

Hi all [smile2] I have a class that contains several variable declarations. From inside this class, I have methods that get the value of some of the previous variables, not all of them. I think I should have a kind of attribute to know which variables are part of the selection. For example...

Thanks a lot Denis :-) I just added the @ that I forgot: @sid

Hi all :-) I'm very noob in SQL. I work on a survey stuff. I'd like to write a trigger that does: when I remove a row of the result table, I get the session_id column of this row and check if there are still rows with this same session_id. If not, I remove this session_id of the session table...

I found how to do that: <div id="mydiv"><div> ... mydiv.innerHTML = "mytext"

Hi all :-) Is there a way, in Javascript, to make the browser's taskbar button blink when there is a particular event ? It's like in MSN Messenger ... Thanks if you know :)

Hi all :-) I have an HTML page. I would like to have a text that I can update whenever I want, like in a kind of label. This text has a particular style (color ...) so it cannot be in a textarea for example. The only solution I found is to put this text in a <a id="mytext"></a> tag without any...

oops .. I mean: var javascript_string = java_string + "";

It did not work because a Java string is an object. So, to convert Java string into javascript string, I added an empty character like this: var = java_string + "";

Actually I cannot do that in javascript: var txt = "abcd"; txt[0]; Instead, I found the chatAt() method. But I have a similar problem with the following piece of code, where "message" is a string I receive from Java, and message = "Info:\t.\t" message = message.replace("Info:\t.\t","Info:")...

Hi :-) I have a web page that contains an java applet. Inside the web page, a javascript function receives a String from the applet. I can print this string, but not access to the characters of the string (as an array): alert(mystring[0]); => returns "undefined" Someone has an idea ?? Thanks...

Hi Streich Yes you are right about <pre> and <code>. I tried before but they did not work as expected. <pre> </pre> goes to the line many times, instead of inserting just spaces ... Finally what I decided to do: I insert " " between words, and &nbsp; when a word is empty (when you are...

Actually <pre> is annoying because all the text in <pre></pre> has the format of my environment text, and the text goes to the line tons of times instead one ... damn ... That if you have any other smart idea :)

Hey ! Unfortunaly your 3 statements does not work .. But someone in my office proposed: <PRE> It works perfectly !! Thanks for your help !

Hi all You know that &nbsp; is the HTML non-breakable space. The problem is that I would like a breakable space so that my text goes to the line without scrollbar. And I cannot use the empty character " " (or space) because I work in an array and " " has the same effect as " ". Does a...

Problem solved: actually, I should have encapsulate the second line in a try-catch because when the scrolldown is not necessary, it generates a blocking error.