thanks for the help
but for some reason, the #id works only for rows that are visible to start
with?
i added id= to all rows and the #id works only up to row 4?
about the validator - that's what happens when you work at 11pm after a day
of physical work ; )
raven - how do i get the scrollTop ?
raven - how do i get the scrollTop ?
Hi.
Information about how to manage scrollTop you may find in DOM.
Catch script example :)
It save scroll position of table container in cookie and restore it when page
reloads.
http://nightfolk.net/portfolio/scroll_save/index.html
Regards.
Raven aka
thanks a million, you saved me a great deal of agony with this. :)
On Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 5:09 PM, raven rav...@mail.ru wrote:
raven - how do i get the scrollTop ?
Hi.
Information about how to manage scrollTop you may find in DOM.
Catch script example :)
It save scroll position of table
Hi
i have this table :
http://test3.dekkers.net/monitor/details.htm#
first of all - in the right th, IE7 wraps the content of the cell,
then when you click show, check the Links radio, it wraps the time field.
any idea why? in real browsers t doesn't happen.
Thanks
Ido
At 6/14/2009 02:25 AM, Ido dekkers wrote:
thanks for the help
but for some reason, the #id works only for rows that are visible to
start with?
i added id= to all rows and the #id works only up to row 4?
In the earlier page you posted there were ids in only the first four
TRs in the HTML
I incompletely wrote:
Because scrollTop is pixel-based, does it fail to give you the
effect you're looking for when the user changes text size in
mid-process? If so,
If so, consider whether the auto-scrolling is critical to the
functionality of the page and how confusing it might be if the
Keep in mind as always that a JavaScript solution will not work in
user agents not running JavaScript,
which can include search engines,
mobile devices, assistive technology, browsers in certain corporate
contexts in which JavaScript is globally turned off or stripped out
of incoming
Hi.
If you want prohibit text wrap in column, you may use CSS rule.
td{
white-space: nowrap;
}
Regards.
Raven aka Silent Imp.
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At 6/14/2009 11:28 AM, raven wrote:
Keep in mind as always that a JavaScript solution will not work in
user agents not running JavaScript,
which can include search engines,
mobile devices, assistive technology, browsers in certain corporate
contexts in which JavaScript is globally turned off
2009/6/15 raven rav...@mail.ru:
Keep in mind as always that a JavaScript solution will not work in
user agents not running JavaScript,
which can include search engines,
mobile devices, assistive technology, browsers in certain corporate
contexts in which JavaScript is globally turned off or
exposing all the key
functionality via basic semi-RESTful html
Listen to this guy!
- James
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Web Developer
http://www.studioj.net.au
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On 15 Jun 2009, at 10:05, matt andrews wrote:
Here's a number for you: when I added JS usage stats gathering about a
year ago to a large site I was working on, I was quite surprised to
find that 10% (rounded to the nearest percent) of unique users were
not running Javascript. This was one of
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