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I keep hearing this ... and it simply isn't true - I've never had any such problem; as far as I've ever found, structures appended using innerHTML are traversible just like any other node structure.... -
Ideally, you should never used innerHTML - it's a bastardization to serialize and treat a node structure as though it were text; it isn't text - it's a node structure
In terms of browser support, there's no difference these days (innerHTML is proprietary, and DOM methods are standard,...Leave a comment:
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Of course - you could make anything appear to signify anything else. It's just superstition - only as true as the faith you invest in it.
Traditionally (iirc) 13 is considered an unlucky number because Judas was the 13th apostle, and it was he who betrayed christ (so goes the story)....Last edited by brothercake; Oct 16, 2006, 08:51 AM.Leave a comment:
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Yeah well .. if you think that's freaky ...
If you convert all the letters in the month, October, into their numeric place in the alphabet: 15 3 20 15 2 5 18
Then you add those numbers together: 78
Then you take the day number of Friday: 6
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Friday 13th is not a day of bad luck - it's a day of karmic retribution
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It can't be controlled - you need to learn to design and build with that in mind
[is that a bombshell? I hope not, but it is a fact - whatever comes to mind from that, we can help you with it]Leave a comment:
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Maybe it's inline handlers. Do DOM-based handlers work okay (using the same event on the same element)
I'd laugh if they do! "IE7 loses support for inline handlers" - that'd make my day
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Excellent Maybe we should make a windows migration tool called cuNT...
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Absolutely, but it's like car crime - the vast majority is opportunistic, so it makes sense to lock your car; but if someone is determined, no lock will stop them....Leave a comment:
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I actually disagree - as much as I personally dislike language filtering, and have no problem with profanity myself - some people seem not to have any sense of appropriateness; the bastards can't control themselves. If we drop the filter it will open the floodgates - even if not deliberately - and the...Leave a comment:
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the syntax is correct, so it will work in a reasonably CSS capable browser; but netscape 4 doesn't fall under that definition.
In this case the problem is the @media wrapper - it doesn't support that, so anything inside it will be hidden. iirc it doesn't support CSS media at all - everything...Leave a comment:
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It works in Opera ... but only for elements which can received the focus; div elements are not among them.
This is the bottom-line of scripting for the keyboard - interactions are limited to elements that can universally accept the focus: primarily links (a) and form controls (input,...Last edited by brothercake; Aug 23, 2006, 11:17 AM.Leave a comment:
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Sure, polling makes me nervous too, but without a universal watch() method I don't see the alternative ..?...Leave a comment:
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No, the problem is that IE is misleading you by offering a non-standard event which no other browser makes available.
Anyway ...
What you can do is create a special test div with a known, scaleable width - such as 10em - and position out of the way so it's not seen (position:absolute;left:-10000px)....Leave a comment:
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