HTML, CSS, Scripts - JavaScript

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Determining document structure	31 Jan 2007 21:55 GMT	5
Does anyone have a clever algorithm for generating an outline of the current document from (client-side) javascript using DOM methods? For example, let's say I predictably have a document structured hierarchically with <h1>...<h6> tags. I want to generate an outline of
Dragging your DIVs to other places and remember the positions	31 Jan 2007 19:02 GMT	2
Could anyone please help me out? I am working on a new Intranethomepage for our company, and I really, really would like to make something similar to http://www.google.nl/ig? hl=nl .
Launching app from a bookmarklet	31 Jan 2007 18:36 GMT	1
I want to load an app from a bookmark in my browser. (I'm using a Mac) Currently the bookmark looks like this: file:///Applications/Automator/Myapplication.app If I run this in Safari it will open up the folder 'Automator' in the
reading a excel(contains more than 25000 rows) file in java	31 Jan 2007 13:10 GMT	1
I have a problem in reading a .xls file using java. I am using jakarta POI ApI for that it work fine for a 9000 rows contians 25 colums. But i need to read more than 25000 rows (in a single sheet)
looking for a Treeview component	31 Jan 2007 10:12 GMT	2
Im looking for a javascript treeview component. I want to display the state of differnt objects. (Lights, shutters, windows, ... in a house) The client polls the server for the current state of the objects and
Simple Question	31 Jan 2007 09:58 GMT	1
I have seen somwhere web-site containing the text only with following structure: Paragraph-1 Paragraph-2
XmlHttpRequest cancelled when the page is unloaded	31 Jan 2007 08:27 GMT	3
What is the expected behaviour when you send an XmlHttpRequest just before the page is about to unload? I'm sending a XmlHttpRequest on an onClick event, and I can inspect that the request is sent and responded in the network traffic, but my onReadyStateChange handler is
arguments.callee.name vs. functionName.name?	31 Jan 2007 00:07 GMT	12
What in the world is functionName.name good for? That is: function functionName() { return functionName.name; } I mean, I already had to write out the function's name so it seems that it is not very useful or efficient.
typeof x == 'undefined' or x == undefined?	31 Jan 2007 00:04 GMT	13
You can test for an undefined value in two ways: function blah(x) { if (x == undefined) { x = 'default value'; }
a variable "a" and "window.a" ??	30 Jan 2007 23:42 GMT	11
i saw a code refactorying onload event listener window.onloadListeners=new Array(); window.addOnLoadListener=function(listener) { window.onloadListeners[window.onloadListeners.length]=listener;
Help with Alt for pics	30 Jan 2007 23:12 GMT	2
I have this code, to create a slideshow: <script language="JavaScript1.1"> <!-- //preload images
One year reading comp.lang.javascript!	30 Jan 2007 23:01 GMT	3
Wow! I made it through a whole year of reading comp.lang.javascript! I'm feeling a little sentimental. Lasse and Randy where kind enough to answer my very first confused question about $(). One of them was helpful the other was humorous:-)
Controlling what position a page loads in	30 Jan 2007 22:36 GMT	3
Matt suggests: <BODY onload="window.scrollTo(x,y)"> However I am linking to Google Images so I can't modify their page code.
change hidden input value	30 Jan 2007 22:32 GMT	4
I've been fighting with this for an hour. My form contains a hidden input with the value initially set to "". When a user clicks on the link, a function is called that updates the hidden form value and submits the form.
JSON Question	30 Jan 2007 21:04 GMT	2
If you have an object list ex: var olist = {"daniel":4, "Tom":5}; Is there any way to reference the objects fields w/o knowing their names? Say for example I pass the list to another function and want to