jcumoletti
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you also have to make sure you are doing thins asyncronously or the gif wont animate -
tables have there own dom functions
[CODE=javascript]row = table.insertRow ()
cell = row.insertCell( )[/CODE]
both functions take params for where the index should be
functions work in both IE and FFLeave a comment:
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if you are doing dom manipulation js is very different in IE and FFLeave a comment:
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i have sone something similar. if you are just html and javascript on the client side you need to have the ajax return either the outterHTML of the select you are working with (innerHTML if FireFox) you cant return objects to add to the select because IE cant handle that much manipulation.Leave a comment:
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I dont believe so in javascript but as3 allows for cross-domain scripting as long as you set up a config file on the server you are trying to accessLeave a comment:
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here is an example that will work in both firefox and IE. this should give you everything you would want to know about the radio button that was clicked
...Code:function radioClicked(btn){ var tbl,cell,row,rowIndex,cellIndex,tblID; cell = btn.parentNode; row= cell.parentNode; tbl=row.parentNode; while(tbl.nodeName!="TABLE")//this is incase the table has a body tbl=tbl.parentNode;Leave a comment:
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