Web Development

varshavmane wrote:

I have to disable right of the Browser.

Leo Smith wrote:

Second, do I create new "option" objects assign them the new values and add them to the controls through obj.options.add() or something else?

Leo Smith wrote:

And finally, does there need to be some sort of refresh to the control to view when it opens next.

Leo Smith wrote:

Final note: this needs to work with both IE 6+ and Firefox (latest version).

var theDdl = $('ddlName);
      var options = theDdl.options;

      for (var i=theDdl.length; i>-1; i--)
      {
          //theDdl.remove (i);
          theDdl.options[i] = null;
      }

      //Now add the new items
      for (i=0; i< theList.length; i++)
      {
          var opt = new Option();
          opt.value = theList.someValue;
          opt.text = theList.someText;
          try
          {
              theDdl.add(opt,null); // standards compliant apparently
          }
          catch(ex)
          {
              theDdl.add(opt); // IE only
          }


      }

Paul Watson wrote:

So we've gone with rewriting the links and filenames rather.

Joe Woodbury wrote:

(This would include things like resizing the browser, doing popups, etc.)

Joe Woodbury wrote:

I'm looking for a web site that does extreme things with JavaScript to test some code in an embedded browser designed to defeat that.

Bradml wrote:

sorry just to correct you answer

Bradml wrote:

HTML entities are not accepted as URL components.