Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / JavaScript / January 2008

In our ASP .NET application we present a form wherein the user has to
input a number of fields. If in the middle of filling the form, the
user accidentally navigates away from the page, either by clicking a
link on the page or hitting an entry in the Favorites or in any way,

I want to open a window using JS, when a button is pressed. In the new
window I'd like to check for which button was pressed.
For cetain reasons, I'd like not to have that in the URL.
What I have is

Hi.  I'm *very* new to AJAX/AXAH, so please forgive me if the
following question sounds too stupid...
I'm in the process of designing the general error handling scheme
for a site that uses a fair bit of XHR-based communication with

I am having an issue where I have multiple forms on a page.  The first
form has a couple of hidden inputs.  The second form has all the
visible controls including three buttons.  Each of these buttons has a
behaviour attached to it (From Ben Nolan's Behaviour.js) based on its

I'm looking to create an online practice exam that mimics this one:
http://www.castleworldwide.com/tds_v5/hybrid/asp/hybrid_exam_driver.asp
Does anyone have any ideas on how to create checkboxes that load the
responses without loading a new page?

I have an autosuggest box which places a list of likely answers into a
static div using ajax.  Each answer is itself in a div.
The autosuggest part isn't important, it is working nicely.  What
doesn't work is my attempt to select one of the generated divs

Is there a relatively simple way of achieving the effect of
this.form.submit() but sending the data via xmlhttp rather than doing
the actual submit?
I suspect I'd prefer a script library solution, such as jQuery or

Hello, all.
Big question (for my very limited knowledge) - What's wrong with
this ? No error, but nothing happens:
HTML......................

In a javascript file, I have to pass PHP values to the innerHTML. Can
anybody tell how I could do it.

Way back in 2000 Ken Cox put up this code for swapping images on a
button.
I cannot work out how to use it so that more than 1 button can use it.
I guess the problem is knowing how to deal with the intImage value?

I have a problem with a handler that changes a backgroundImage
property of the page header div ("mast") but it also changes the
position of image, down about 10px and to the left also. I need help
real bad on this because I've spent far too many hours just getting

It seems that IE always makes the toString property of objects
DontEnum, even when it shouldn't be.  For example, the following
function should list all the enumerable properties of obj. Since the
script assigns a toString property, it should be enumerable and be in

I have a spreadsheet saved as an XML spreadsheet so I can manipulate
it easier (and don't need COM).  When I'm done, I want to display to
the user.  Currently, I'm using simple JavaScript in my PHP file to
display the file when complete:

In Moz type browsers you can to do this:
document.onmouseup=reportSelection;
function reportSelection(){
var selection = window.getSelection();

Best method to reorganize convoluted markup via JavaScript?
(Up front I apologize for the verbosity.)
I am having a bit of difficulty visualizing the best method for going
about this task, the markup is as follows (condensed):