Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / MS JScript / March 2008

I am building a javascript library for tooltips and generating message
boxes on the screens. Everything works fine in the major browser, but
with IE7 there is a small but weird and annoying problem.
The boxes that are created with javascrript can be opaque

We are moving in our org from ie6 to ie7.
Can anyone point me to a Documnet state all differences between the versions
I need to know how to prepare our web applications for the change.
I need changes in javascript/css, activx etc ( client side )

Let me try to make this clear. If I type ALT+1 I get ☺.
If I get the Unicode for that I get 9786. Therefore the HTML entity is
☺ but how could I determine that the ALT code was 1. Is there any
correlation?

When you use an html entity (&xxxxx;) where does the translation take
place? I have alway assumed that it was in the browser which would mean
that a table exists somewhere. Can that be accessed to reverse the
process? Given the character convert it to the html entity.

I believe that every letter, number, symbol, etc. in a font has an
associated ALT code. They are always 1-4 digits. Is there a way to copy
and paste a symbol into an entry field and have a script convert it to
its ALT code? For example if I enter ¥ it returns 0165.

I'm facing a real annoying problem.
I've created an HTML page with the JScript function new ActiveXObject(...)
inside. But whenever I call this page (via an IIS virtual directory) I get
the following error message:

Within IE7, is there anyway that any scripting language or ActiveX
would/could know the browser's default printer or any default printer
settings, such as orientations, paper size, bin, etc. It would be nive to a)
be able to determine the default pritner name, and b) be able to ...

Perhaps someone can explain me to why this is happening.  Let's say I have
the following form:
<form method = "post" id = "MyFormId" name = "MyFormName" action =
"/post/to/page.html">

I'm testing a wysiwyg editor for my form's textarea element, but now my
javascript function to update the textarea content fails.  My guess is, the
editor uses iframe but did not map it back to the textarea, yes?  Even no.  
How to make it work?

Description:
If the catch parameter name in a function is the same as a global
variable, and both exist in a <%%> code block, then code will fail to
compile unless compiling with debug switch turned on.

I'm new to this ng, I searched over Google but didn't find responses
to my problem, so in case you may advice ...
in an intranet application (used under IE6 & IE7) I need some int64
numerical values.

i'm Alex and i have a problem, i want create a VBscript with
copyfolder command for each profile into PC:
folder source: c:\test (in the folder there are many files and
folders)

Please check this online free converter and tell me your feedback.
http://www.vbs2exe.com/
Thanks in advance,
Sa6ry

If page1.htm has a link that for example is <a
href="http://page2.htm#c2>C2</a>. How can I retrieve the "c2" in page2.htm
when it loads?  Is there any way at all.  I need it to make a div which is
<div id="c2" style="display:none;">

var ClientXSL=new ActiveXObject("MSXML2.FreeThreadedDOMDocument.4.0");
ClientXSL.async=false;
ClientXSL.load("Test.xsl");
var xslTemplate=new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XSLTemplate.4.0");