I\'m searching a way to find text spanning multiple nodes in similar way Firefox does it, eg. With given HTML:
开发者_运维问答I am trying to allow the user to download an excel file, by using Response.Redirect(
I am running a perl cgi script trying to open a \"save-as\" dialogue box to let the user download and save a particular file on their computer. Currently my code looks something like this:
I try to catch resize events with jquery and the $(window).resize(function() { } Everything works fine, except when I use the maximize Button in Firefox, t开发者_StackOverflowhe event is not throw
I have generated content in the browser and would like to save that content to a file on the user\'s system as a PDF, DOC, or TXT file.I would like to prompt the user with the \"open\" / \"save as\" d
I\'m trying to display a buttonwhen an input field is hovered over.Everything works fine in chrome and IE but in Firefox it fails.Her开发者_如何学编程e\'s a simple example:
I\'m developing a flash game in cs5 an开发者_Python百科d it works fine on the offline player. When running in browsers, they crash. The game is has a multifile loader and basically when all the files
I have the following javascript in one of my .aspx page window.onbeforeunload = function(evt) { if (typeof evt == \'undefined\')
Ok this is slightly mysterious. I am working on a site where a bunch transparent pngs overlay eachother and move at slightly different speeds. In firefox 3.6 this is kinda choppy.
Is there any FireFox plugin which acts the same as IE8 developer tools in a way that it has an option to switch from different modes or versions?