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Cells ala qooxdoo:
   http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.7/properties
Cells?:
   http://smuglispweeny.blogspot.com/2008/02/cells-manifesto.html

I have just tried a sldier with Opera 9.62 and the handle which
should be at the default point (1) in the middle of the slider bar is
at the left hand end. This page works fine with IE 7, Firefox 3.0.4
and the latest version of Chrome...

Suppose one has a Web app where under certain circumstances a server
will take 10 seconds to come up with an answer.
The crummy library I am using times out at 5s by default. Here are the
options I see:

Here's my little problem,
I have couple of checkboxes on my page which are dynamically
generated. Some of these Checkboxes are checked and some aren't. How
can i move the focus on the next unchecked CheckBox.

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The ECMAScript Technical Committee is now working a new

Anyone can point me at an example of a javascript analogue clock in
which it is possible to increase/decrease the speed of the hour,
minute and second hands?
Cheers.

I'm looking for a good javascript toolkit that I can bundle with our
app. It should allow users to create windows and drag them around the
screen. I'd like users to be able to right click on each window, fill in
a few properties, and then we'll fill the window with our own ...

What I want to do is the following:
Test if a string matches any of the following:
8,
9,

I raised this last week, and found a reasonable hack, but would like to
get a better solution, and hopefully a more elegant solution..that runs
a heck of a lot faster.
basically its a flyout menu system,

I'm trying create a DIV element that covers the whole page. To do this, I
need to find out the exact size of the current page. I've seen the very
comprehensive topic about the viewport size in the group FAQ. Is there
anything comparable for reading the size of the page, not just the

I am now writing a function that when a page is loaded, at intervals
of a certain seconds(e.g. 5 seconds), first row of a column will be
displayed, then after the second intervals, the second row of the
column will be displayed and so on.  I think  I need to use setTimeout

I been given a string where I need to replace specific words surrounded
by curly brackets. For example
var str = "Hello {UN}";
and I replace {UN} with the user's name using:

Is there a convention for setting up a prototype?
You could write:
Foo.prototype = {};
Foo.prototype.toString = function ...

In Firefox (2.0.0.18) .readyState hung at 3 where .responseText has
the data but .responseXML is nul.
A school project whiched worked last year is failing now. I've
updated my browser and the LAMP server was probably updated also in