Re: [whatwg] fullscreen event?

of some reference element. So 'media=projection' == fullscreen mode? I also noticed there is no fullScreen property to detect whether the window is in full screen mode. Regards, Martijn

Re: [whatwg] Dashed strokes on canvas

with that piece of text it is clear how to render shadows in canvas? Regards, Martijn

Re: [whatwg] Infinite loopcount for audio and video

The marquee element uses the loop attribute: http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/properties/loop_1.asp where -1 means that it loops infinitely. Personally, I prefer that one the most. Regards, Martijn 2007/4/23, Stefan Haustein [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi, I think in loopcount

[whatwg] Negative tabindex

). That appears not to be true in IE7, see: div tabindex=-1 onfocus=alert('div')click me/div This triggers the alert in IE7. So it seems to me the If the element does normally take focus, should be removed. Regards, Martijn -- Martijn Wargers Help Mozilla! http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/qa/ http

Re: [whatwg] window.opener and security

://hallvord.com/temp/redir.php')) I don't know what GMail is doing, but I think a window.open('','_self') would destroy the original window.opener. Regards, Martijn

Re: [whatwg] Adding mouseenter and mouseleave events

. Regards, Martijn Gareth On 16 Mar 2007, at 03:41, Benjamin West wrote: This is a pretty well known issue, and a constant stumbling block. There are use cases for using the capture/bubble stuff[1]. However, by far, the most common need is for simple one-off's, and the bubbling really

Re: [whatwg] Adding mouseenter and mouseleave events

2007/3/16, Gareth Hay [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Is one of the objectives here not to repeat the same mistakes as in the past? What do you mean? Which mistakes? Regards, Martijn

Re: [whatwg] Adding mouseenter and mouseleave events

situation as you describe. I too think mouseenter/mouseleave events would be a useful addition. Regards, Martijn

Re: [whatwg] isindex prompt

intervention. More info here: http://www.utoronto.ca/webdocs/HTMLdocs/NewHTML/isindex.html http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/tagpages/i/isindex.htm Regards, Martijn

[whatwg] input name=isindex

the value part. And indeed, that is what IE7 seems to be doing. Mozilla even has a bug filed for this: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=93795 So I guess this needs to be mentioned somewhere in the web forms spec or something? Regards, Martijn

Re: [whatwg] reset element?

in the widget? I guess you need to be able to insert a specific stylesheet for the widget itself. Regards, Martijn -dean -- Martijn Wargers Help Mozilla! http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/qa/ http://www.mozilla.org/contribute/

Re: [whatwg] Persistent storage is critically flawed.

that are attempting to be solved, not? Regards, Martijn Jim.

[whatwg] input type=country?

There are times I have to select in which country I live in. Wouldn't a input type=country widget be useful here? I couldn't find one on the web forms 2.0 spec, but something in that line is already there, then I'm sorry, and you can ignore this mail. Regards, Martijn

Re: [whatwg] input type=country?

there is an issue there. Regards, Martijn This sort of 'official list of all possible answers' thing is already a very real problem for interacting with websites of less enlightened companies and organisations (primarily in the United States, but I've found a few in other countries as well

Re: [whatwg] fullscreen event?

a getRenderingMode methode or something. Wouldn't the onbeforeprint/onafterprint event handlers also fit in here, somehow? Something like onbeforerenderingmodechange/onafterrenderingmodechange? Regards, Martijn -dean

[whatwg] fullscreen event?

false, iirc). Regards, Martijn