I fixed the fetch local javascript bug.
Awesome. Thank you.
I have exciting progress to report on freecarrierlookup.com
We are very close. Here's the issue. Is there some way we can allow
elements to act as clickables when they are not a traditional HTML button,
but basically anything like an image or a span, yet they have event code attached?
freecarrierlookup's submit button is a type="image"
The exciting thing about freecarrierlookup is that all of the other steps
work. You can actually go to jdb and trigger the function that the submit
is supposed to trigger: showCarrier.
This goes to xhr. xhr loads the subject matter
(the entry about the phone number you asked for). A callback places this
in a div with id txtHint. innerHTML side effect works beautifully. When
you exit out of jdb, the information has made it back to edbrowse!
Here's the image with the onclick.
<input type="image" src="images/search2.png"
onmouseover="this.src='images/search2hi.png'"
onmouseout="this.src='images/search2.png'"
onclick="showCarrier(document.getElementById('small').value,
document.getElementById('large').value);return false"/>
Tyler also asked about something on the site fanfiction.net which I think
in part is a related issue of event handlers on arbitrary elements that we
haven't earmarked as being interactive.
I think there is a lot of transforming of elements on the fly using JS and
CSS. It could say <cat> and be made to woof like a dog through the magic
of simply overriding everything and assuming all responsibility
for managing the suppression of the cat behaviors and coding all
of the canine ones.
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