Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / JavaScript / October 2007

I want to transform the following JavaScript code to JScript, but I
cannot find any good resources on it. Can you help me?
In javascript, this is the code:
document.getElementById('externalText').innerHTML = "some

I want to find a way so that if the javascript is in a certain HTML
document it will write one code and a different document a different
code and so on.
I would like for it to just get the file name of the html document it

Hello JS Gurus,
One thing I haven't figured out about javascript is the treatment of
__proto__.
Inheritence, whether prototypes or class-based, is just a shorthand

Hmm, Ive been googling and I cant seem to find a page that fixes my
problem nor does any page truely mention an issue with IE regarding
using the following code:
<code>

I have an application that puts a table of values on a page along with
a form whereby the user may add a value.  I need to make sure that the
value does not already exist in the table so I want to run a onBlur
function to check the value when they are ready to submit it.  The

I have a date field on a HTML form where the user is asked to key in
dd/mm/yyyy
However, when that is written to MySql it is either not accepted or
another value is tored in the database.

I have a script which adds rows to an HTML table. However, the script
functions only for Firefox and not for Internet Explorer. Here is a
test case which works on Firefox 2.0.0.8 but does not work on Internet
Explorer 6.0.

I would appreciate recommendations for JavaScript code that implements
drop-down, hierarchical menus. Are there high quality libraries for
this, or is it more typical for people to roll their own?
My preference is for open source code, but royalty-free commercial

I'm doing an Ajax load, and I'd like to scroll to the top of the div
containing the new content after the Ajax load is completed.  But there
doesn't seem to be a way to do that yet in JQuery.  Even if I put the
scrollto command in the callback, it gets ignored because (I think) ...

I wish there was a real DOM. the one true way to work across all
browsers but unfortunately, there is no DOM. I don't wish to pick up a
library just yet but do feel if I am learning anything, it is that I
will have no choice if I would like to be productive.

I have a script that I want to check the checkbox if something is writen in
a text field.  Then uncheck it if it erased.
The check works but not the uncheck.
Here is the code:

I'm brand new to Javascript and would like to know what is the best
program that I can use to learn JavaScript. I would like something
with syntax highlighting if possible.
Any help would be appreciated.

Is it possible to capture onKeyUp for a whole page?  If so, how?  I
tried adding the onKeyUp to the body element and it never is called.
Cartoper

I have the above javascript error on filling in mandatory fields and
submitting the form below:
http://www.wildwoodbushcraft.com/voucherformtest.htm?course_name=Bushcraft+Weeke
nd+course&price_code=SWC
This error only occurs in IE not firefox and I can't see anything

i'm illiterate when it comes to javascript and browser issues, i'm
trying to code a small help module for my java app.i've went far
enough coding all the server side but i'm stuck with javascript now.
i'm trying to implement a tool tip behavior  on a couple of input