Events on any html document bubble from child up to parent calling the handlers on each element until it reaches the Body.
In order to stop this from happening you can cancel the bubble by setting the cancelBubble property on the event to true
<INPUT TYPE=”TEXT” NAME=”TEXT1″ onclick=”alert(‘TEXT1′);event.cancelBubble=true;”>Name
Taken from http://webdevelopersjournal.com/articles/jsevents2/jsevents2.html
This post I’ll keep short and sweet.
If you are using a Regular Expression Validator you will have the problem that if you use a line break it won’t validate when you write something like ^.{0,n}$ even though the dot is supposed to match anything
Apparently the dot isn’t supposed to match new line characters
I took [...]
I’ve found a research project I wish to support. Its researching the change of our life experience and emotional state over our lifetime. There is a short online survey for it that I really think is worth doing, I will make sure to post the results once its done. The survey is at: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=tYfdIfntrXcS1AK08nVEig_3d_3d
Well I’ve decided to restart my blog entirely, I’m getting rid of my dedicated server, back on shared hosting for 5 euro a month with blacknight and switched to wordpress because lets face it, its easier to use than drupal.
Time for me to start sorting out name servers, but I have the feeling I’ll be [...]