I am using javascript to find the browser window's innerheight and outerheight(ie both document body + task bar ,statusbar,menubar etc)I am using the following command for the calculation of the above thing
This one works perfectly for the following browser's GoogleChrome,Safari,Firefox with small problem on Firefox
Following is the problem
The window.outerheight and window.innerHeight returns different values:
a)when the script is run locally on the same browser
b)when the script is run after publishing the page on the server and ran from the same browser.
This issues do not come for other browser except firefox.For other browser the outerheight and innerheight comes same, before and after the script is published on the server.
The firefox browser version used is : firfox 3.6.16. Os is Windows Xp
How to get outerhtml for document.body for different browsers.
I am passing document.body to the method mentioned in the code below:
Code:
function getOuterHTML(object) { try{ var element;
[Code]....
In firefox and chrome, I get only the HTML markup; but the data that is part of the controls of the input object is not getting populated.Whereas, in IE it works.
I work mostly in PHP, with just a bit of JavaScript when necessary. I've inherited an app that among other things, uploads files to the server. When the user clicks the "Save" button, it targets an invisible iframe and actions the php upload script -- that is:
The outer, top level window has the icons for the files uploaded so far, and the total number.
The upload works fine, but the icons & total count don't get updated in the outer window unless I manually click refresh on the browser. Naturally, I'd like the new number and icon list to appear automatically after an upload, so I tried putting both:
window.location.reload(); and parent.location.reload();
at the end of the doupload.php script within the iframe (appropriately encapsulated in <script> </script>).
Both of which work, sort of, but they apparently repost the data to the iframe, which causes the upload to be re-executed, which then causes the reload to happen again, for an endless loop.
If I manually refresh the browser page from the firefox toolbar, this doesn't happen; it just refreshes and shows the new total number & appropriate icons.
So obviously I'm out of my depth here with the javascript and dom structure. I want to refresh the top window without reposting to the iframe.
I want to avoid the inner DIV to expand the outer DIV when I hover over the outer DIV and fadeIn the inner DIV. How can I hover over the outer DIV and show the inner DIV without the height of the outer DIV expanding?
this is the script to adjust the height.summaryTable.style.display="block"; if(graphDiv!=null && summaryTable!=null){ graphDiv.style.height = document.body.clientHeight - summaryTable.clientHeight - 70;}
HTML code <table height="100%"> <tr> <td> <table> <tr> <td>some contents</td>
[Code]...
Its working well in IE and FireFox3.0. but in firefox2.0 table size is increasing on every show hide of summaryTable. pls give me some better sollution for this. The height is adjusted iautomatically if i show a popupDiv.
I have to open a new window when user closes the browser window. But the problem is that on browser close unload event calls and the same event is called with we refresh the page. So it is opening the popup window on both window close and window refresh.
Now, I dont really mean the whole window and everything in it, im just talking about all of the junk thats is in the browser header... not the content on the page, and not the whole window.
I need to resize my browser to my page height. for example my page height is 500px then i need to set the browser innerHeight to 500px excluding the address bar,status bar, menu etc.
I am able to get the height of the browser w/o the scroll bar, but I need a way of getting the height of the browser with the scroll bar. How can I do this with javascript?
Is there a way to detect with javascript the height and width of a browser window that's open? Much the opposite of a pop-up where you define the height and width I guess you could say - anyone know if this is easily possible?
Is there a way to find the browser height with jQuery, not including the toolbars and address bar nor anything else, just the actual space user for displaying the websites..?
I am using javascript to find the browser window's innerheight and outerheight(ie both document body + task bar ,statusbar,menubar etc)I am using the following command for the calculation of the above thing
This one works perfectly for the following browser's GoogleChrome,Safari,Firefox with small problem on Firefox
Following is the problem
The window.outerheight and window.innerHeight returns different values.
a)when the script is run locally on the same browser
b)when the script is run after publishing the page on the server and ran from the same browser.
This issues do not come for other browser except firefox.For other browser the outerheight and innerheight comes same, before and after the script is published on the server.
The firefox browser version used is : firfox 3.6.16. Os is Windows Xp
I have an image that I set to have a width of 100%. I want it to be no higher than the screen height. Its inside a div which itself has no height limit set. So I thought I could set the image height to screen.height. But when I do that, it seems to be larger than the visible client area of Internet Explorer. I want it to fit within that space. I realize the image might be distorted by doing that, but thats OK.
I want to preload some images for a webpage _and_ determing their width and height. The problem is that the scripts continue while the images are loaded in the background, while I need the thus undefined values of image.width and image.height. Thus I'm looking for a function which stops executing my script until the images are all fully loaded.
Some non-working sample code included. Notice this only doesn't work well on Firefox. The code runs without errors, but it doesn't get the correct height and width. To see the problem the images used shouldn't be in the browser cache. Code:
It does NOT work fine in IE8 or Safari. In both these browsers the height of the DIV that's being set is usually shorter than the other DIV it's being aligned with.Here's the code I'm using to resize the problematic DIV:
Function resize(height) { $(document).ready(function(){ var div = $( "#annoucement-area-243" );
Categories and names are both properties of one and the same array element. I have the following compare function to sort the outer categories.
function compareCats(a, b) { a = a.category; b = b.category; if(a == b) return 0; else if(a b) return 1; else return -1; }
This is working fine. But I really would like to include the inner names in the compare function without changing the structure of the array - if it could be possible. If not - what would be an efficient way to solve the problem?
</div><div>I've got a problem with IE6 and I need to basically find the width of the "header" DIV and make the "secondLevel" DIV match it. So, I guess I need to target IE6 specifically in the code. Here's what I have:
I cant control the function between the outer and inner fuction. as I use a top.out1() in the children object. I cannot call the function run within the $(document).ready(function() { function inner1(){alert("alertinner")}} the question is:
1.How can I call the function inner() directly by the object children svg page?
2.How can I call the function inner() by the function outer1()?
3.How can I call the function outer2() by the function inner()?
<script type="text/javascript"> function outer1(){ alert("outer1alert"); }
I'm about to upload a site that uses the following script to dish out stylesheets and redirect old browsers. I hacked a couple different scripts together, and think it works, but i dont have an old version of ie to test on. Code:
Does anybody know how to make FireFox to cache data that comes via XMLHttpRequest? Here is the issue I deal with: - On the web server (apache2) I have a static xml file test.xml - When I download test.xml using XMLHttpRequest, FireFox always gets complete test.xml from the server, thus not using the browser cache (apache sends 200 OK back to FireFox). - If I look into the HTTP request and the HTTP response, I can see that FireFox seems to always set the following request headers: Pragma: no-cache Cache-Control: no-cache - Apache always sets Last-Modified and ETag headers in a response.
I tried the same JavaScript code with IE, and IE definitely relies on its cache: I can see in Apache logs responses with 304 Not Modified code for IE, also HTTP requests from IE have If-Modified-Since and If-None-Match headers. I didn't find any difference in responses Apache provides for FireFox and IE.
