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Tag Archives: JavaScript
Professor X Firefox Extension
Ever wanted to look into the <head> section of a web page without having to constantly view the source? Well, good news folks – Stuart Robertson has released a new Firefox extension named Professor X because it gets into your … Continue reading
JavaScript ParseInt Cast Error
It would appear there is some sort of an auto-casting problem in JavaScript. I have an external JavaScript file included into a page which defines a set of arrays, a line from the file looks like this: var resortPAArray = … Continue reading
Select, Option, Disabled And The JavaScript Solution
As I mentioned recently, there is a bug in Internet Explorer that stops you from disabling options in a select/dropdown element. At the time, I felt this was quite poor so I set about finding a solution. For the impatient … Continue reading
Disable Option’s In A Select (Dropdown) Element
The follow up article, Select, Option, Disabled And The JavaScript Solution has since been published. Please refer to it for more comprehensive information. You would expect that being able to disable an option in a <select> element (read: dropdown box) … Continue reading
XmlHttpRequest Object
With all the press that the XmlHttpRequest object has received lately, I thought I would check out what all the fuss was for myself. I did a little research online, as you do and scoped out what it could and … Continue reading