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- jsp onbeforeunload equivalent
- I know that onbeforeunload is an IE-only event handler. I need an equivalent to prevent the user from closing the winsow that works on all browsers.There isn't one that works on ALL browsers. Some browsers don't even support javascript Lynx.But you can try onunload. That's a popular choice.Also keep in...
- Tags: JSP, onUnload, programming, R.M.E., Web browser, window
- Q&A 2005-12-29
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- Close a subwindow
- By Brent Lee MetcalfeYou can close a subwindow when the opener file closes. The code for doing this may be quirky, but it works!Once you've launched the new widow, click the Reload or Refresh button to close it. The code goes something like this:var subWin = null;function popOne { subWin =...
- Tags: Construction, Brent Lee Metcalfe, window
- Technical articles 2003-10-02
- ListBox
- Can soome one help me. i have a listbox displaying times. From 8 am to 11 pm, I am trying to be able to select a time from the listbox and have it go to a textbox on a different form when i close the form with the listbox, im...
- Tags: listbox
- Discussion threads 2005-02-09
- Creating browser-independent event handlers requires careful planning
- When developing applications in a cross-browser environment, you must take care to insure that the user interface isn't dependent on an event that is unique to a specific browser. The wide range of interpretations of event standards adds an additional degree of difficulty. It would be embarrassing to explain to...
- Tags: Mice, Web browsers, Keyboards, Edmond Woychowsky, mouse, Mouse pointer, Web browser, pointer
- Technical articles 2003-07-01
- Client-side sortable data grids can reduce server traffic
- With some basic HTML and JavaScript, you can build sortable, client-side grids. The result? Increased flexibility of Design Time Control in ASP.When you're using Visual Interdev to build applications, you can use a client-side JavaScript and HTML trick to increase the flexibility of the ASP Design Time Control DTC grid....
- Tags: Scripting languages, server, Edmond Woychowsky, data grid, JavaScript, Design-Time Control, HTML, sortableTable
- Technical articles 2002-06-26
- Fun with frames: Prevent scripting errors
- By Paul Anderson(updated 5/20/99)Although HTML frames are a stable specification, the Level 1 Documentation Object Model DOM specification only addresses them as HTML elements and not as windows. Scripting behavior around frames is not well-defined, and this lack of definition can produce conflicts for scripts that execute while a...
- Tags: Web browsers, Web browser, Paul Anderson
- Technical articles 2003-10-06
- DHTML technologies can work together to punch up your pages
- I'm going to start with some heresy: There is no Dynamic HyperText Markup Language DHTML recommendation published by the World Wide Web Consortium, nor is one likely to be published in the foreseeable future. Because of the lack of documentation and standardization, DHTML is basically a buzzword covering a variety...
- Tags: Scripting languages, Web browsers, Edmond Woychowsky, DHTML, JavaScript
- Technical articles 2003-04-17
- Blog-o-rama!!!
- Blog-o-rama!!!blog rootJust a testThis is my test post for my blog.Beware of TrekkiesThey're everywhere. This post originally appeared on an external websiteAnother entryIt's so easy to create blog entries. Check this out.This post originally appeared on an external websiteThis is another testBlogs are pretty cool.This is another testThis is really...
- Tags: Blogging, jacklyon, blog
- Discussion threads 2005-05-20
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