dom-events

According to MDN article keypress event is deprecated: But I can't find any information elsewhere on whether we should use this event in a new projects. If we shouldn't, what is the replacement? Could somebody give an insight? Since the event is deprecated, you should avoid using it in new code, and plan on removing it from old code. The W3C specification says this about deprecated features: Features marked as deprecated are included in the specification as reference to older implementations or specifications, but are OPTIONAL and discouraged. Only features which have existing or in-progress

I'm trying to keep track of the state of a Firefox window ("maximized", "minimized", "normal", "fullscreen"; see here ). However, whatever I've tried, I never get to see the minimized event; the others doing fine. For example, if I add listeners to the window such as window.addEventListener("activate", function(event) { dump("activate " + window.windowState + " " + window.screenX + " " + window.screenY + "\n"); }, false); window.addEventListener("deactivate", function(event) { dump("deactivate " + window.windowState + " " + window.screenX + " " + window.screenY + "\n"); }, false); window

This question already has an answer here: How to access the correct `this` inside a callback? 10 answers Well, this doesn't really refer to the wrong object, but I do not know how to refer to the correct one. function someObj() { this.someMethod1 = function() { var elementBtn = document.getElementById('myBtn'); elementBtn.onclick = function() { this.someMethod2(); //I want this.someMethod2() to be called //...but it tries to call elementBtn.someMethod2() i believe. }; }; this.someMethod2 = function() { alert('OK'); }; } So when my myBtn is clicked I want someObj.someMethod2() to run. And I

I have some controls that I need to disable when users don't have edit priveleges, but are sometimes not wide enough to show the entire text of the selected option element. In which case I've added a tool tip with ASP.NET and the following code ddl.Attributes.Add("onmouseover", "this.title=this.options[this.selectedIndex].title") This works when the control is enabled, but doesn't work when it is disabled. The following alert will not fire when a mouse is over the select element: <select disabled="disabled" onmouseover="alert('hi');"> <option>Disabled</option> </select> See this fiddle . Q :

Using Javascript is it possible to listen for browser's file open/save dialog box event. I want to perform an action when I am notified that the save file dialog box has opened now. Specifically I want to hide a loading spinner when dialog box opens (but this could very well be any other action ) I believe I can do that for a dialog box that I create, not sure if it can be done for the browser's standard dialog box. Any pointers for that would be really helpful. No, there is no event for that. Yes! You can take advantage that most browsers (Tested okay on Chrome, Firefox, and IE) fire the

I woud like to buy on gdax automatically. But my inputs in the Amount window doesn´t get recognized. I can see that on the little field, that says: Total (LTC) ≈ 0.00000000 My code: Sub test() Dim ObjIE As New InternetExplorer Dim Ohtml As HTMLDocument Dim HTMLtags As IHTMLElementCollection Dim HTMLtag As IHTMLElement Dim HTMLobjekt As IHTMLElement Dim item_limit As Object Dim y As Integer With ObjIE .Visible = True .navigate "https://www.gdax.com/trade/LTC-EUR" Do Until .readyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE: Loop Set Ohtml = .document End With 'Amount Do Set HTMLtags = Ohtml

I'd like to know if there is a DOM event to listen for that tells me when a DOM element moves is repositioned or is resized on the page. I am not talking about an elements being drag/dropped. An example is if a have a list of three items on a page, and I use JS to remove one of the top two list items from the page (or hide it or whatever), I'd like to attach a handler to run when the third list item gets moved up in the page. I am using jQuery, so plain javascript or jQuery answers are acceptable. Maybe there are no move/position/resize events at the element level, so if there is a page/doc