A few years ago Dean Edwards brought us this workaround to the document.onload problem. The IE version of the solution involved appending this snippet to the document:
I want to simulate Ctrl+C to copy the text from a page. I first tried this: $(\'#codetext\').click( function() {
Chrome and Safari doesn\'t trigger the HTML5 onpopstate event. Here is my example: <!doctype html>
I\'ve a web page fulfilled by a JS script that creates a lot of HTML tables. Number of <table> creat开发者_JAVA技巧ed can vary between 1 and 1000 with 100 cells in each of it.
I have an HTML table where the first cell of each row contains text and the second cell contains a link. Like so:
Forcing focus() on an element is easy, but after having debug issues, I realize trying to d开发者_如何学编程etermine where is my focus gone is a lot harder.
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Something should trigger, no? I get not supported in IE8 and nothing happening in Fx 3.6.10 <html>
I need to add a color picker to some input elements. I\'m using: $(".element").colorPicker(){ ... }
I have a external js file handling deleting some element. According to the result, I would determine whether I need to refresh the page or not.
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