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My problem is this. I create a javascript object that has a function associated with it. I instantiate this object and when it is instantiated, it assigns its function as an onclick handler to a div element on the page. Here is a simple html that I created to demonstrate the problem...

I have an IMG "myImage" object which I want to copy into a div element "myDiv". It is very simple in IE myDiv.innerHTML = myImage.outerHTML Netscape does not support outerHTML. How can I do the same in Netscape? Thanks

I'll try to present the problem in the most simple form: I have an array of elements on the page - "elmts". I have another element "controller" with a onmousedown handler that sets a mouseover event on "elmts". For simplicity, the mouseover function just displays a message: function...

What is the difference between "onclick" and "onmouseclick" event handlers? Do they apply to different objects? Dothey work differently? I am baffled? Thanks for Help Shai

Thanks Unfortunately my code has to be Netscape compatible and can use any fone, so fixed size cannot help me.

I am trying to create a tooltip that shows the number of characters already typed as I progressively type text in a textarea. I want the tooltip (a div eleemnt) to follow the place where I type the character. I trap the onkeypress event and try to get its location to place the div element there...

I have this problem. I have a SELECT control with very long items in the options list. I do not want to have a very wide control and I would like to truncate the items so they can show in a narrower box. However, I still would like to enable the user to see the complete item. I would like to...