Does anyone know of an alternative to readystate for netscape. I'm developing some drop down menus to go across frames, so I cannot use the onload function. I need to know when a document is loaded so I can then insert the menu code into the document.
Any help greatly appreciated
Thanks
Louis
I would like to produce a select box in Netscape 4, that will adjust in size when the window is resized and fill the width of the table cell. I have tried the following code.
<form>
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0>
<TR vAlign=top>
<TD...
I am displaying some text into a textarea and the last line of text that i add, I would like the color of the text to be red, whilst the rest of the text remains black. Any ideas on how to do this.
Thanks
Louis
I am trying to find some alternative way of displaying a popup window that stays in focus and allows you to use fields in the main window behind, like the functionality of the showModelessDialog. That rules out the use of using the <BODY onBlur="window.focus()"> to keep the popup in...
Does anyone know whether the array splice function is compatible in IE 5.01? And if it is not does that also mean that slice,pop,unshift also won't work?
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Louis Taub
I've been trying for a quite a while to fit the radio buttons and the text together to fit onto 2 seperate lines, but they always seem to default to three lines or 2 lines with the text on the wrong line.
here is my code, run this and it should became clear what I am trying to do.
<HTML>
<HEAD>...
At the moment I can update an input box using this code.
parent.Details.document.forms[0].Qty_0.value=123
But there are a number of Qty boxes on my form eg Qty_1, Qty_2. What I would like to do is put a variable in place of the Qty_0, eg
parent.Details.document.forms[0].variable.value=123...
I have tried many ways, all unsuccessfully to try and implement colour to my text boxes in Netscape. The code I have been trying is below.
<textarea cols="48" rows="3" style="background-color: #e6e6fa; color: #9400d3; font-weight: bold; font-size: 12pt;">There are...
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