Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / MS JScript / April 2006

Thanks for any light that can be shed on this....
I have been using "getElementById"  succesfully
However, I am trying to decode some script that has this in it:
some variable = document.getElementById(this.id)

body.onBeforeUnload="location.replace('xxx.aspx')";
Sometimes it will cause run time error "access is denied" when closing the
browser.
I have read MSDN that function "location.replace" is itself also calling the

I created an ajax script that request the server to get a XML file and then
display a HTML content on the page when the user click a button. But I want
to customize it choosing an another option is the communication with the
server is too long.

I need some help resolving a pretty tricky problem. I have a javascript
application running from a CD. The script preloads between 500 to 1000
jpegs (about 40K each) to the IE. The IE immediatly decompresses the
jpegs, essentially using up too much memory.

I am Trying to Automate the opening and copying of a information from a
website into Excel.  In order to do that I first need to login...  I
was able in the past to just use something like:
Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")

I want to develop a DHTML application for work to make my job easier,
but appear to be getting stuck on the cross-frame scripting issue.  The
plan was to have local code running on my local hard drive acting as a
"shell" and manipulating pages loaded off the company's network.  As a

I wonder how to match a certain group of characters and then add a line
break after the match. For example:
I would like to match all closing tags i a html string and add a line
break after it.

On my understanding, the following two solutions always should be equivalent:
  return node.getNodeIndex();
and
  var s = node.getNodeIndex();

It's the best powerful visual AJAX IDE I've seen before. You can
develope your web application in it just like what you do in VB or
Delphi based on its powerful AJAX components libs. And it also support
sourceinsight and it's compatible with IE, Firefox and Maxthon. Above

I am Trying to Automate the opening and copying of a information from a
website into Excel.  In order to do that I first need to login...  I
was able in the past to just use something like:
Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")

I need some jscript that checks if the security setting in the explorer
allows "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe".
This setting can be set to Disable, Enable or Prompt. The jscript should
handle all 3 settings.

In Internet Explorer, (Tools -> Options -> Security -> Custom Level) there
is an option to enable/disable "Allow META refresh". I would like to
programmatically (i.e. using client side script) identify whether the client
has this setting enabled or disabled. How can this be done?

I have a web form which takes some time to load all the controls...is there
any message I can show like "Loading..." and once its done it should hide
that ....
I dont want dialog, alerts....whats the smart way in javascript/HTML...

im newby in JScript and i have a problem with passing events from one html
to another...
For example,
in x.html i have following jscript event

am stuck with strange JS issue
My product gives user to show some images(which track mouseover)  on
page by embedding script like
<script src=http://domain.com/GetDynamicJS?domagic=1>