I don't know how the regexp version would work, but here's the code I
currently use to extract the contents from the loaded content when
using my applet based loading. As it shows below, the "body" variable
contains the complete contents of the code between the tags.
var bodyRE=/
hm just wondered; how will you get the
body-html of the document in ns4?
i had some ideas using the view-source: thing
but haven't done anything with it..
/martin
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>is there someway to
>count the amount of "amount +1 of "" tags have been matched?
if you use the replace function, you can assign a function as the replace value for
grouped items(i.e. in parens)
for example
var countDiv=0;
var DivIDs =[];
var re = new RegExp("(\)","i");
myString.replace(re
Hi,
I know there's a couple of regexp wizards on the list, I wonder if someone
can help with this:
It's part of an improved inline-layer code I'm working on (thanks to some
ideas from Joshua Hewitt) , where all browsers can get the HTML of the
layer. For NS4 it involves parsing this html out of t
you can't dynamically alter the DOM style..
this includes:
no dynamic creation of layers
no dynamic changing of style sheets on objects
so a bit useless.. the non-creation could be solved using inline layers
..but you won't be able to fully modify those.
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Yeah, it may be a DOCTYPE issue. The "language" attribute is deprecated and
not even permitted in XHTML 1.0, and must be replaced with "type."
I think the main problem with Opera re: DHTML is that it doesn't support the
dynamic generation of layers, but I could be wrong. Or maybe it doesn't
imp
> I also found this doc:
>
>http://unstable.elemental.com/mozilla/build/latest/mozilla/extensions/dox/class_nsIDOMParser.html
>
> if makes refernece to something that look like it should be the solutin to all my
>problems, but again I can't
> find any docs on howw to create it in JS.
I'm not s
I read recently that Opera 5 doesn't even recognize "LANGUAGE = Javascript"
but rather the newer "type = text/javascript" within the script declaration
tags. Not sure if this had anything to do with Opera not working at all
with "any" of the DynAPI but I am suspect...
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