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It's ok :)

That's incorrect Dan. If I put this : function loadXML(file) { var moz = (typeof document.implementation != 'undefined') && (typeof document.implementation.createDocument != 'undefined'); var ie = (typeof window.ActiveXObject != 'undefined'); var xmlDoc; if (moz)...

It appears the error is in the xmlDoc.load(file) line?

Any idea why it still isn't working in Opera?

Thanks a lot, it's like you say, .text was guilty !

I changed bouwNieuws into buildTablerows to make it easier to understand. I'll try the .firstchild.nodeValue :-)

Hi, I got a question about loading an XML file in javascript. I'm using it to create a table dynamically. Everything's working fine using I.E., the structure file of the XML file has been loaded correctly into firefox as well, since I can see the names of the nodes. It's only the data that seems...

I didn't find an article about it yet, but as we have 2 similar examples now of raise events not working while creating the instance of a (different) class, while the same events are working correctly on another place in the code, it seems very likely.

I will give this thread a high rating, cause it's important to see (not only for me) you can't raise an event while creating an instance of a class. One of my colleague had the same problem on a page, where multiple other raise-events were working correctly, but one failed. Thanks a lot Jubble...

That's it jubble ! It works like you say it, you have to create a new instance of the class, afterwards declare addhandlers and then initialize the class. So : Private WithEvents ucAnamnese As mlaMaaltijd.Anamnese Private Sub frmMaaltijd_uTreeMouseUp(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As...

Sorry, something must have gone wrong while deleting the comment-lines :) I put the AddHandler before the declaration for testing, as the raiseEvent should have been executed when the line "ucAnamnese = New mlaMaaltijd.Anamnese(logGebruiker, sCurrentPatient, "R")" was executed, when I put the...

Works perfectly for me.

Public Class Anamnese Inherits System.Windows.Forms.UserControl Public Event VolgendePatient(ByVal OpnNr As String) Public Event VorigePatient(ByVal OpnNr As String) Private WithEvents ucDieetopvolging_A As mlaMaaltijd.Dieetopvolging_A Private WithEvents ucDieetopvolging As...

Public Class frmMaaltijd Inherits MedLucasNet.frmBase Private WithEvents ucHistoriek As mlaMaaltijd.Dieethistoriek Private WithEvents ucAnamnese As mlaMaaltijd.Anamnese Private WithEvents ucBevraging As mlaMaaltijd.Bevraging Private logGebruiker As udtLogGebruiker Private sCurrentPatient As...

The If-statement is working correctly, it's the most important if-statement on this page and deciding which of 2 data-subjects is loaded ( and that part is working correct ;-) ). I can try to add a printscreen if I find how to add an image. ... Can't find it. With or without addhandler, the...

ucAnamnese = New mlaMaaltijd.Anamnese(logGebruiker, sCurrentPatient, "R") AddHandler ucAnamnese.VeranderNode, AddressOf ucAnamnese_VeranderNode Private Sub ucAnamnese_VeranderNode() MsgBox("Verander node") End Sub I guess you mean this? I still don't enter the sub...

A '0' in this case. The actual if-statement is a bit more complicated and before the "if" I call for a sub filling the dataset, but I left that out to make it a little easier to see the problem.

It works kinda different. ucTest = new Test(some parameters) This is called when someone's clicking on a treeview (and changes the selected node). When I click a node, another user control is showing on another part of this base-form. When a certain node is clicked, the selected node has to...

Anyone any idea what could be the mistake? To make it all clear I'll repaste the code : Public Class Test Inherits System.Windows.Forms.UserControl Public Event ChangeNode() Private sub initPage() RaiseEvent ChangeNode() End sub End Class Public Class frmFood Inherits frmBase...

Private Sub ucTest_ChangeNode() Handles ucTest.ChangeNode MsgBox("Change node") End Sub Should be this way. I guess I could use an Edit-button on fridays...