Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / JavaScript / March 2006

Imagine I've this block of HTML:
<p>Alex Schein Mailing List <input type="checkbox"
name="newslettersToUse[]" value="133156"> (<a href="mcControlPanel.php"
onClick="hideOrShowDivById('emailList133156'); return false;">See

I have the following code in my page:
function formSubmit(next){
       document.forms[0].button.value = next;
       document.forms[0].userAgent.value = navigator.userAgent;

OK, almost there. Here's what I have so far, which handles characters
as they're typed in. Could someone please show me how I would loop
through all the values that are entered if a block of text was pasted
in, and then grab the ascii value(s) that are > 128?:

i am displaying the following (+ & - signs are images):
  +  click on the sign to the left to expand
after user clicks on the + sign
  -  thanks for clicking

Newsgroups: comp.lang.javascript
Subject: access denied when trying to pass data between jsps
Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2006 10:42:01 -0800
I have two jsp applications.  One written with struts and one without.

I am trying to pull specific data that is in a comma delimited file
into a web page.  So if my comma delimited file looks like:
Name,Address,Zip
Fred,123 Elm,66666

Is there such thing that an item in the listbox is disabled and is
appeared grey-out?
How can I implement this in html/javascript?
Thanks

I have an application with heavy usage of DOM
Initially the application was supposed to be only IE specific, but now
we need to support it for Firefox also.
As an example consider the following HTML

How do I find the row & column number of the table for a checkbox on
its Onclick event
The following HTML sample works perfect in IE. On click of the
checkboxes, I am displaying the row number and its column number. How

Why does the FAQ (Q 4.15) recommend innerHTML when so many here
say one should use createElement(), replaceChild() etc?
Also, why does the "Alternative DynWrite function" at
<http://www.jibbering.com/faq/faq_notes/alt_dynwrite.html> need

is there a way to allow user to hit enter in a form text box and run a
javascript function rather than submitting the form?

I have  forgotten how to do this.
Got a <form  ...  >
with
<input type="button" name="Hit Me" onclick="whatever()">

I don't know who to go with for this question, googling is not very
helpful, if anyone has an idea i would appreciate it.
The issue: I created a page that will be used as a template for HTML
emails by non technical users. It consists of the layout, dummy

Greetings!  I am brand new to Javascript, and I have been given a task:
On our company's website, the popup menu works in IE but not Netscape.
(I only care about the latest versions of both.)  Apparently, the code
is old, and there isn't anyone else here familiar with this sort of

I like to code parameters to my Javascript functions within strings
that look like UNIX command parameters. For instance I might say
   myfunc("-center -w:100% -nocache");
I've written a function to extract the value of any one flag or