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  1. try these : http://www.w3schools.com/jquery/default.asp http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Getting_Started_with_jQuery if in doubt W3Schools is always a good place to start.
  2.    Blake reacted to a post in a topic: [HELP] CSS DropDown
  3. tobo replied to Blake's topic in Frontend
    The issue with IE6 is it dosent support :hover on anything other than anchor tags. you could try changing the css to #ul li a:hover ul rather than #ul li:hover ul although pure CSS dropdowns are prefferable the only way I have found to solve the issues accross the board is using javascript (ideally jQuery) to add/remove a class which changes the display of the element. try the :hover on the anchor first if you have no luck I will give you some jQuery to solve the issue.
  4. tobo replied to gogreen's topic in Web Browsers
    I would stick with IE 8 for now as IE9 works pretty good so 9 times out of 10 its IE8 you will need to fix bugs in!
  5. Well done Elman you are the winner the first one worked perfectly but as you say there is a window.load event already so probably better to use your second suggestion however this one didnt work but I just modified it by adding a time out so it does its stuff well after everything has loaded. I guess it would have helped if I had added document. to the request?! Anyways hers what finally did the trick:- var oldEvent = (window.onload) ? window.onload : function () {}; window.onload = setTimeout( function () { oldEvent(); document.getElementById("btnConfirm").onclick = null; }, 1000); Thanks to both for the help and suggestions
  6. HI All So I have an issue with an <input> element which at some point during page load has an onClick evet givent to it by a script which is unaccessable to me. However I need to find a way to remove the event once the page has loaded using javascript. I have tried a number of things including adding scrippt to the bottom of the page as follows:- HTML <input id="btnConfirm" > javaScript var btnC = getElementById("btnConfirm"); if(btnC.onclick == true) { this.onclick = null; }; I realise I may be approcing this from the wrong angle but I am dealing with a rather old complcated system here and just need to get this one issue resolved before I can sign it off. Obviously appreciate any suggestions. Thanks
  7. Well spotted thanks, but thats not what is causing the problem is it? I though the semi colons were just good practice not required?
  8. Hi So I'm just trying to creat a simple script which finds the browser a visitor is using, replaces the name and then writes the result to the page: Heres the basic script: <head> <script type="text/javascript"> var browser = navigator.appName; var browserName = getName(); function getName() { if ( browser == netscape) { document.write("Firefox"); } else if ( browser == Microsoft Internet Explorer ) { document.write("Internet Explorer"); } else { document.write("a web browser"); } } </script> </head> <body> <p> You are using <script type=(text/javascript)> browserName </script>. </p> </body> Let me know if I have missed somthing you might need to solve this really rather simple script, simple if you arent a complete newbie to javascript!!
  9. sorry havent got time to look but thought I might suggest a way for you to test yourself? I always use the Browser sandbox from spoon.net here: http://spoon.net/browsers/ Just install the plugin and run any browser and version. Good luck!
  10. I havent looked in detail but maybe try adding center top to the background image CSS for the footer? So It would look like this: #footer { background: url(images/Footer-Bottom.gif) no-repeat center top; height: 75px; } Might solve the issue?
  11. I'm not sure about setting things up in ebay but you could use an image map in the HTML? Would that solve the issue? DW has a good little tool for them but I dont think they are great for SEO etc.
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  13. they can only drop the price "so-fa"!!! sorry.....
  14. tobo replied to BritZin's topic in General Chat
    You have to go to the Stardust Lounge Deli!! its about 2 or 3 blocks north of maddison square gardens. Its so cool!! the whole place is 1950's style and the waiter/waitresses are singers and dancers in broadway and take turns on the mic singing and dancing while they serve you milkshakes etc burgers are awesome too!!
  15. Aha! so I think you need to get rid of the default margins you get on a ul tag so just add this to your CSS. ul { margin:0; padding:0; } If this then causes more problems you might have to mess around with the margin and padding amounts. Should get you there though
  16. I do both now its fine as long as you keep on top of you tax returns (you can get help from your local tax office if you get stuck. but I would recommend getting an accountant if you can afford it) Also make sure to tuck 25% of everything you earn away. It hurts when you do it but when that tax bill come through the door you will be glad you have done it!! I learnt that one the hard way!!! gulp!

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