this one is really giving me a headache: using javascript (let\'s say on page1.html) i use code similar to below to launch a new window:
http://jsfiddle.net/HVGre/1/ - test link. I have an html link on my page that I need to be able to click dynamically. This works fine with the .click() function in IE, but fails in firefox. I cann
Yet another \"Firefox does not agree with IE9\" and the other way around problem. I could explain what is going on, but an image says more than a thousand words, so I took a screenie of FF and IE:
I got this problem during development of my own addon, but I get the same with the reddit example, so I\'ll use that for simplicity.
I want to extract one of the animation files (probably a PNG?) I see in the Firefox 5 interface ... where would they be found? I used to be able to find all that kind of thing in a .jar file somewhere
i have spent q good bit of time getting a zebra printer to work with os x for barcode printing from a browser.
The IE and WebKit browsers seem to agree that \"position: absolute\" when applied to \"display: inline-block\" (or, in the case of IE7, simple \"inline\" elements with \"hasLayout\" set) should result
I\'m in need of a lightweight, Javascript-based, WYSIWYG editor that transforms <textarea>s into Rich Text Editors. There are thousands of these plugins开发者_开发百科 out there (and I feel like
I want to use keystrokes , in my website. But the problem is, when you press the right arrowkey in firefox the page jumps a little bit to the right. I don\'t want that. This is my code:
I have a website (here: http://kitandmarcin.us) with links to a variety of external pages. So far, so normal.
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