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

I have a select with an onchange - it works find in Firefox, but in IE
6 I get an error: Object Expected.
I have simplified things drastically, and still get the error.
The HTML:

I have a asp.net page that does something simple - when the user
clicks on a radiobutton, a panel becomes visible beneath the radio
button.  There is some text below the radio button, and that is
displaced downward when the panel appears.  This is what I intended.

I want to make a single web page with a select element and a div
element. The text in the div needs to be changed, when a different
value is selected in the select element. This does not have to be
dynamic (AJAX). Using the following sample code, this works just fine

Hi...
I've seen code which changes a paragraph into a textarea (to allow it
to be edited)...by creating a brand new text area, inserting that into
the dom at the right place, and deleting the paragraph from the dom.

I am trying to copy the contents of a div to the clip board the same
way that Microsoft copies it when you select the contents with the
mouse and select copy.  However, something is not the same.
here is the code simplified:

Here's the thing, I have this HTML Table, that has multile rows
already, each has an ID, one of them at the bottom section has id of
"SaveData", new TRs are dynamically created upon user interaction, for
instance,

I'm looking for two mechanisms for a hosted web application.
One is to allow users to take notes or make comments about a web page
and have the information stored locally on their computer.  The data
cannot be accessible by the web server.  When they browse back to that

With Element.addEventListener, you can easily wire-up several
different event handlers on the fly.   This works great, but debugging
can be difficult if I don't know what exactly is reacting to an event.
Is there a way to list event listeners that have been wired-up to an

I wish to uniquely identify the below button element embedded
among many other button elements in a web page and call the click
event on it to automatically navigate to the next page in a
sequence of pages. Similar in action to automated login.

I'm putting together a website with buttons in one frame and the target in
another.
I found this on the web somewhere and copied it, now I can't find the page
I copied it from:

until now I make so:
[html]
<div id="my_div"><!-- content --></div>
[simple-js]

I'm runing an xmlHttpRequest to get the site's source code and then
applying the regex
xhr.responseText.split(/<body[^>]*>((?:.|\n)*)<\/body>/i)[1]
Works for google.com.  Fails on yahoo.com and imdb.com pages (ex:

Can anyone here help me with this...
I have a date code to display the date 7 days in the future— check it
out here : http://hidefsounds.com/date.html
The problem is that the day of the month doesn't reset when it's past

How widely supported is the instanceof operator? Is there an alternative
to seeing if an object is an instance of a constructor?
Many thanks
Regards

Is there some way to programmatically turn off the "Ding" sound when
the user presses Enter in a text field?