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Fading between two images is actually a fairly simple task with MooTools. The first thing you need to do is setup up two DIV tags that are absolutely positioned over one another inside another DIV tag that uses default placement. Then you place your image tags inside each of the absolutely positioned DIV […]

When using FireBug to step through your JavaScript code in FireFox, sometimes it does not break on a line that you know is being executed. If you are like me you are like WTF, what is going on? I eventually realized that the reason FireBug was not breaking on some lines of my […]

The guys over at MooTools created a whole series of remote server JavaScript classes that make it easier to communicate asynchronously with the server. One of the easiest is the object found in MooTool’s Ajax.js file aptly named the Ajax object.The Ajax object is not really designed for complex handling of the response from […]

Often you wish to use setTimeout to call a function in the objects you are creating with MooTools or perhaps even more often you would like to pass parameters into your set time out calls. Well, the MooTools framework has given us a plethora of tools to do all of this and more. […]

Some times you have an error inside a loop that can be a real pain to get to. You certainly don’t want to put a breakpoint inside a loop and hit F10 a few thousand times until you get to the error condition. In this article, I would like to talk about a […]

In this article I would like to cover some of the basics of using Firebug to debug JavaScript in Firefox. If you do not have Firefox or the latest version I suggest you download
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In my last post I talked about the differences between IE and Firefox when creating dynamic tables with the Document Object Model. Thanks to chatdor’s comment to my “Dynamic Tables In JavaScript for IE and Firefox” post, I realized that I was not paying attention to the full DOM. Perhaps many of us, like […]

Edit : After reading chatdor’s comment I realized that I was consentrating so much on the Element that I was not seeing the whole DOM. See my new post on the DOM, for a better sample for creating table elements in JavaScript.

Recently I had the “pleasure” of dynamic creating some tables in JavaScript. […]

I have made a couple of small updates to the JavaScript Color Picker and the Color Picker project page today.

I fixed a bug with IE and dynamically created tables using the DOM method. Fixed a few layout issues I came across and added the showColorInfo Option. I also updated the example pages so […]

I have done some debugging of the color picker in Opera. There were problems with many of the Canvas functions needed in Opera 9.0, but things work beautifully in Opera 9.1.

I have also done some testing with Firefox 1.5 and Safari. Things do not work at all well in FireFox 1.5 as it […]