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  • Geir Eivind Mork

    click() method

    Is it possible to use the .click() method in any browser beside IE?
    (which would be Opera and Mozilla? or in some way that make that kind of
    effect?)

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    Geir Eivind - Drammen

    "Du trenger alt vi har, og litt til. Må nok ha noe skreddersøm her, ja."
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  • Lasse Reichstein Nielsen

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    Re: click() method

    Geir Eivind Mork <mork@mpr.no> writes:
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    > Is it possible to use the .click() method in any browser beside IE?[/color]

    Which click method, and use for what?
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    > (which would be Opera and Mozilla?[/color]

    Or Safari or KMeleon or ICEBrowser or OmniWeb or ....
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    > or in some way that make that kind of effect?)[/color]

    Which kind of effect?

    It is generally possible to use the click method on form controls that
    are buttons (of some sort), radiobuttons or checkboxes. It should work
    the same in all current browsers, and is part of the W3C HTML-DOM:
    <URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-HTM...tml#ID-2651361 >

    /L
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    • Geir Eivind Mork

      #3
      Re: click() method

      Lasse Reichstein Nielsen wrote:
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      >> Is it possible to use the .click()s method in any browser beside IE?[/color]
      >
      > Which click method, and use for what?[/color]


      I'm just trying ways to make the file upload dialog a bit prettier. but
      it's not an easy task
      [color=blue][color=green]
      >> (which would be Opera and Mozilla?[/color]
      >
      > Or Safari or KMeleon or ICEBrowser or OmniWeb or ....[/color]


      ofcourse, that would be plus. but since i just got ie, moz, opera and
      konq it's kind of hard to test on those without using expensive
      solutions like browsercam or what it is called.
      [color=blue]
      > It is generally possible to use the click method on form controls that
      > are buttons (of some sort), radiobuttons or checkboxes. It should work
      > the same in all current browsers, and is part of the W3C HTML-DOM:
      > <URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-HTM...tml#ID-2651361 >[/color]


      In IE it works for the file as well, oh bugger. but thanks for the link.


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      Geir Eivind - Drammen

      "Du trenger alt vi har, og litt til. Må nok ha noe skreddersøm her, ja."
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