how about try setting cache:false?
I don't know why I need true in the function. I just copied the code
from elsewhere ;) I am NOT a jquery (this is my first time using it)
or JS expert, so am just trying to cobble something together for a
work project, which is due by tomorrow.
I'm using this: http://www.isocra.com/2008/02/table-
Will resize the jquery ui 1.5.3 at 1.7.1 of knobTheme how to use?
If you are free to change the XML format, are you free to change it
completely?
Could you change it to HTML instead, and format the HTML in the same way
that you are doing in JavaScript now? Then you could simply use
$('#content_window_pages').load(...); and it would be very fast.
Or you could u
You mean like the title or the href or any other defined attributes of
the link?
You could do this
$('link').click(function(){
var title = $(this).attr('title');
var href = $(this).attr('href');
var id = $(this).attr('title');
});
On Mar 23, 9:25 pm, kevinm wrote:
> I am need to get t
> you were on the right track with the ".addParser" method but there's
> no need to edit it inside the core code
Ok, I'll bite. How? addParser() just lets you determine one value that
goes to sortnumeric(a, b) or sorttext(a, b). Those methods are
designed to put a value on top when sorting one d
I am need to get the attributes of the click link because I need to
perform an event based on the id of the link.
Basically the has is used to scroll to a section. I then want to use
the additional information to cause an ajax load
Thanks
Kevin
Why not do two passes, since the array will have a one-to-one
correspondence with the divs in the containing div?
$(document).ready(function(){
var arr = [{content: 'some html 1', data: 'some data 1'},{content:
'some html 2', data: 'some data 2'},{content: 'some html N', data:
'some data N'}]
Hi all,
Ive been exploring various solutions for the following and was
interested to hear other opinions:
>From AJAX call: "[{content: 'some html 1', data: 'some data 1'},
{content: 'some html 2', data: 'some data 2'}, ... , {content: 'some
html N', data: 'some data N'}]"
Desired: Take the arra
You can use an array of objects, e.g.
var choices= [
{ name: "foo", id: "1" },
{ name: "bar", id: "2" },
{ name: "baz", id: "3" }
];
Your autocomplete callback might look like this
function MyAutoCompleteCallback (event, data, formatted) {
$("#my_hidden_fld").val(data.id);
+1.
I found Multiple IE to be inaccurate for certain types of CSS and
Javascript. I've used VPC for my compatibility testing for some time now
and swear by it.
JK
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From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:jquery...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Dhana
Sent: Monday, Ma
The best way if you use Windows is to install virtual PC. Get the
Virtual PC for free from Microsoft here
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Then, download the VHD images here. They usually expire after a few
months, but
It works fine, and it's a good idea. Check out Steve Souder's
performance rules developed while he was at Yahoo!:
http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html#js_bottom
On Mar 23, 2:12 pm, Nic Hubbard wrote:
> I am working on optimizing my page for speed. And, in doing this, I
> am wonderi
Thanks good points. I'll give it a try!
RobG-2 wrote:
>
>
>
>
> On Mar 24, 10:20 am, expresso wrote:
>> I'm wondering how to toggle radiobutton on selected vs. not. If selected
>> show a div via ID.
>
> Radio buttons don't have a selected property, they have a checked
> property.
>
> Y
A few things:
1. Why do you need return true in the function?
2. "13" is not a valid ID,
3. you should probably be appending the row to a tbody, not the table.
Nevertheless, I just tried your first function and it seemed to work
fine for me:
http://jsbin.com/ideju/edit
Does that work for
Read through this post to help speed up DOM inserts:
http://www.learningjquery.com/2009/03/43439-reasons-to-use-append-correctly
On Mar 23, 3:46 pm, Martin Tiršel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I get XML answer from server with ~5k lines and I need to parse this data
> into the table and display in HTML.
On Mar 24, 10:20 am, expresso wrote:
> I'm wondering how to toggle radiobutton on selected vs. not. If selected
> show a div via ID.
Radio buttons don't have a selected property, they have a checked
property.
You can add an onclick listener that checks if (this.checked), do
whatever. That s
Hello,
I get XML answer from server with ~5k lines and I need to parse this data
into the table and display in HTML. I wrote a script to do this job, but
it takes too much time to complete (~35 seconds in opera), what is not I
want. Is there a way to improve this script? Perhaps there is mo
I've tried to get this to work for the past 4 hours and I'm stuck.
I've got a master page with the following scripts added.
this is the form tag on my master page
in the HTML output of the page, it actually renders to "aspnetForm".
in the content page, this is what I have
Am getting bloody from beating my head against the wall. I just want
to be able to change the id of a table row that is cloned and appended
to a table. This shouldn't be so hard, no?
Here's what I've tried:
function addTableRow(table)
{
var clonedRow = jQuery(table + " tr:last").clone().
Is anyone familiar with this?
On Mar 22, 10:32 pm, Nikola wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I posted this in the UI group but I'm thinking the question may belong
> here. I can't seem to get the height of Dialog titlebars in Opera.
> I've tried numerous approaches. You can run the below code in Opera
> with
Thank you, Eric.
It worked very well.
In my previous example, I modified the code like this following your
advice:
jQuery(document).ready( function($) {
jQuery( ".class-name-for-element-for-ajax" ).click( function() {
...
jQuery.get( jQuery(this).attr("href"), { some_variab
Sorry, i solved just by updating the jquery-ui. thanks anyway.
On Mar 23, 9:13 pm, Lucas Efe wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I am trying to do a multi level UL /LI with the sortable component of
> jquery-ui. The sortable behaviour its only available while moving on
> the same level (vertical). It work
Hi everyone,
I am trying to do a multi level UL /LI with the sortable component of
jquery-ui. The sortable behaviour its only available while moving on
the same level (vertical). It works OK while dragging between first
level elements, but everything starts to fall apart when dragging
between elem
We discovered that when the auto complete values contain commas and
you are not using the multiple input mode, the result would not show
up in the input box (actually it would but it would be removed before
you could tell if you were not stepping through the code).
We discovered that on line 184
On Mar 23, 11:59 pm, Eridius wrote:
> However, after i installed IE8, Multiple IE stopped render correctly (I use
> Multiple IE to test for IE6 and this is only at work since I have yet to
> find a way to run IE6 on Vista at home).
I'd read of issues with ie8 install *after* MultipleIE, so whe
Hello.
I have code like this:
I'm using Validate with Metadata.
How can I add custom validating error message for this field?
Thanks in advance.
Hello,
I am attempting to use the autocomplete plugin to allow users to pick
a text value from an input box and have the db id of that value
populated to a hidden field that can then be posted back to the
application. I have this working fine with a url data source, but am
confused how to do it
I'm wondering how to toggle radiobutton on selected vs. not. If selected
show a div via ID.
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typeof( $("#foo").data("bar") ) will return 'undefined'
On Mar 23, 5:29 pm, I wrote:
> I'm using .data to store some information and occasionally hit a case
> where I'll try to do something with the stored data and will get an
> error e.g., $("#foo").data("bar") is undefined.
>
> I need to fix my
I'm using .data to store some information and occasionally hit a case
where I'll try to do something with the stored data and will get an
error e.g., $("#foo").data("bar") is undefined.
I need to fix my code so that doesn't happen, but would like to know
the best way to test if "bar" has been def
On Mar 23, 2009, at 5:32 PM, John Smith wrote:
In my case i need prevent bubbling. Guess there arent any way to do
what i need :(
sure there is. to prevent bubbling, use event.stopPropagation();
http://docs.jquery.com/Events/jQuery.Event#event.stopPropagation.28.29
--Karl
Kar
Well, it's a bit strange... After some more testing, the remote
validation seems to work like a charm when I don't set breakpoints in
Firebug.
But with breakpoints in Firebug, the remote validation is activated
each time I focus another field (ie the input value has not been
changed).
It's REALLY
Passing a function as a message happens all the time when using
$.format("... {0}") as messages. The function is expected to return the
formated message, so you can just return the string value you want to
display at the end of your function.
Jörn
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 10:39 PM, Andy Matthews
w
If you'd prefer shortcut functionality, try:
$.isInArray = function(arr){ return $.inArray(arr) > -1 ? true :
false }
On Mar 23, 4:59 pm, Klaus Hartl wrote:
> Read inArray as positionInArray rather than isInArray here...
>
> --Klaus
>
> On 23 Mrz., 21:25, MorningZ wrote:
>
> > Yeah, like what
It definitely works
On Mar 23, 5:12 pm, Nic Hubbard wrote:
> I am working on optimizing my page for speed. And, in doing this, I
> am wondering if I should put jQuery, as well as my other .js files
> right before the tag, similar to google analytics files. Is
> this a good idea? Or will thi
In my case i need prevent bubbling. Guess there arent any way to do
what i need :(
> Bump? Sorry if I'm coming across as dense and/or lazy here. A short
> example of what you're talking about would be great.
$('#mySelect').change(function() {
var id = $('option:selected',this).attr('id);
if(id == 'goto1')
// and so on
});
> safari doesn't recognize my cycle div's height (on this page the div
> is .photo)
>
> the same thing happens on the home page, too.
>
> chrome has the same problems when you first visit the page, but fixes
> itself when you leave the page and come back.
>
> anyone know what's going on?!?!
Can
> In any case, I got around the problem by just commenting out the
> function in jquery.cycle.js that was causing the error...
>
Can you provide any details? What was the error? What did you
comment out?
I am working on optimizing my page for speed. And, in doing this, I
am wondering if I should put jQuery, as well as my other .js files
right before the tag, similar to google analytics files. Is
this a good idea? Or will this not work?
I seem to be having issues with getting link mode to work with Ariel
Flesler's preload plugin. I have a hidden menu, which shows a hidden
div when you mouse over a nav item. This then shows a list of names,
and I am using the preload plugin to load up a thumbnail image for
each of the names. Cu
Read inArray as positionInArray rather than isInArray here...
--Klaus
On 23 Mrz., 21:25, MorningZ wrote:
> Yeah, like what he is suggesting is to return a boolean value so
> now if someone wants the position of the item, it would be a whole
> separate function to do so
>
> to me, one
I'm very new to using jQuery ouside of basic form validation. I've got a
radiobutton on my page (it's in an .aspx and is a .net control that will
most likely have a class I can grab from jQuery is probably the route I'll
go with this).
When the radiobuttonlist is selected, I need to show conten
I should clarify that when i goto my progress bar with line 9
commented out in Safari, my progress bar shows up, and my GETS never
happen.
On Mar 23, 10:11 am, ocyrus wrote:
> So after a lot of debugging Im still having trouble with something
> that seems rather easy. And it works in all browser
Hey all.
I'm using jQuery with flexigrid and when the table displayes in IE7, I
get a JS error.
Here is the JS error and block of code it references.
unexpected call to method or property access
prepend: function() {
return this.domManip(arguments, true, function(elem){
Yeah, like what he is suggesting is to return a boolean value so
now if someone wants the position of the item, it would be a whole
separate function to do so
to me, one single function and checking the value is more "intuitive",
maybe if it was named something more inline with what it
Thanks a bunch, Karl. :)
On Mar 20, 8:39 pm, Karl Swedberg wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
> These should work:
>
> var classes = 'your .string'.match(/\.[a-zA-Z_-]+/g);
> var ids = 'your #string'.match(/#[a-zA-Z_-]+/g);
> var idsAndClasses = '#your .string'.match(/(\.|#)[a-zA-Z_-]+/g);
>
> --Karl
>
> _
Honestly, inArray and arrayPosition are equally intuitive to me. If
the value has a position in the array, then it is, by definition, in
the array. inArray returning the array position is a similar check,
but with a more robust ouput. Again, as MorningZ said, you can simply
check it's value using
"I don't think a custom parser can "always force null data to the
bottom."
Maybe it's outside your skill level, but it is *definitely* do-able
without touching one single character of code inside tablesorter.js
you were on the right track with the ".addParser" method but there's
no need to edit
On 23 mar, 16:10, MartinBorthiry wrote:
> Hello:
> I'm using the validation plugin on my site to make remote
> validations, and it is working graet!
> But, I note that the ajax call is made allways. I think that that
> call only has to be done when the input value has changed. Has no
> sens
I'm not discussing whether I can or can't use it the way it is, I'm
discussing which way is more intuitive.
On Mar 23, 3:18 pm, MorningZ wrote:
> just can't say
>
> if ($.inArray("value", array) > -1) {
> // found in array?
>
> }
>
> On Mar 23, 2:59 pm, Mike521 wrote:
>
> > I was about to
On Mar 13, 5:52 am, MorningZ wrote:
> A custom parser would *definitely* handle this
On Mar 13, 5:52 am, MorningZ wrote:
> A custom parser would *definitely* handle this
I don't think a custom parser can "always force null data to the
bottom."
The custom parsers just normalize cell conten
Sorry I couldn't wait for my other post to showup, so I made a typo:
jQuery Validation test
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#poesForm").validate({
rules : {
name: {
required : true
}
}
});
});
So after a lot of debugging Im still having trouble with something
that seems rather easy. And it works in all browsers but Safari.
http://pastie.org/423822 is the code.
This code is actually being pulled in from an iframe. Once you hit the
upload button, it makes calls to get the upload progres
I have been trying all day to get the latest validate plugin to work
with the latest jquery. It works when I specify the keywords in the
class name, but when I try writing the code only in javascript {rules:
{}} nothing happens, no error no nothing just nothing. This is doing
my nut. The example b
I downloaded the fckeditor jquery plugin because i was told it would
resolve issues with submitting forms via Form Plugin ajaxSubmit.
But everytime I do it, my form won't submit anymore...
My dialog button appears to be unbound but it's not because i can do a
console.log(''); and it shows me but
Hello,
I want to add a dropdown navigation bar in my site:
http://strategicventurefund.com
I added the module superfish and select the menu style as nav-bar. But
I can't find any menu item nor there is any drop down occurs. Can
anyone help me by giving me step-by-step instruction to use Superfis
Hi There
I got some elements here.
jquery:
$(function() {
$('a.pager').click(function() {
var currentpage = $(this).attr('id');
$.ajax({
url: 'php/pager.ph
On Mar 13, 5:52 am, MorningZ wrote:
> A custom parser would *definitely* handle this
I don't think a custom parser can "always force null data to the
bottom."
The custom parsers just normalize cell contents into "numeric" or
"text" format and that result is then sent on to the sorting routine
i'm working on this site
http://mojoe.net/ContractService/cleaning.html
and cycle works fine in everything except safari.
safari doesn't recognize my cycle div's height (on this page the div
is .photo)
the same thing happens on the home page, too.
chrome has the same problems when you first v
Hello:
I'm using the validation plugin on my site to make remote
validations, and it is working graet!
But, I note that the ajax call is made allways. I think that that
call only has to be done when the input value has changed. Has no
sense to validate a value which has not changed.
It is po
Hi,
I have a problem i can't find a solution to, and as you can guess it's
annoying me :)
Here is my code :
index.html
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";>
Formulaire de commande dynamique
http://www.google.com/jsapi"; type="text/javascrip
just can't say
if ($.inArray("value", array) > -1) {
// found in array?
}
On Mar 23, 2:59 pm, Mike521 wrote:
> I was about to use inArray (http://docs.jquery.com/Utilities/
> jQuery.inArray) to determine if an element was in an array or not, but
> I realized I can't use it as a true/false re
Read this post for some info:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/5e21b53b2f0b5a6c/b851d74ced744a19
It refers to XML that comes through AJAX so I don't know if it applies
to your situation, but the references might be of help.
On Mar 21, 8:59 am, Alexander Lyabah wrote
I was about to use inArray (http://docs.jquery.com/Utilities/
jQuery.inArray) to determine if an element was in an array or not, but
I realized I can't use it as a true/false response since it returns
the position (and could return 0 if the element was found in position
0 - returns -1 if not found
Hi,
I make Ajax ($.get) calls and in the calback part I call a function
defined elsewhere. In FireFox this is no problem. When I checked in IE
however I kept getting an error 'object expected'. It took a while to
figure out that if I remove the _call_ to the function with the actual
function body
Bump? Sorry if I'm coming across as dense and/or lazy here. A short
example of what you're talking about would be great.
On Mar 20, 1:36 pm, christopherious wrote:
> Thanks! I'm not sure I'm quite getting it. Would you mind providing
> an example?
>
> On Mar 20, 12:16 pm, Mike Alsup wrote:
Or:
jQuery.fn.switchClass( a, b ){
var t = this.hasClass(a);
this.addClass( t ? b : a ).removeClass( t ? a : b );
}
On Mar 23, 12:35 pm, "T.J. Crowder" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You're creating (or worse, overwriting) global variables 'remove' and
> 'add' there (because you haven't given the 'var'
There are a few. The $.ajax methods will end up doing 90% of your
work. I'll show you a pretty quick process demonstrating checking if
an email address is registered.
First, the PHP servlet page, check-email.php:
mysql_num_rows( mysql_query( 'SELECT * FROM
`user_emails` WHERE `email` = "'. $_REQ
It's because jQuery operates on the elements which already exist.
Lets say for instance:
Loads this page into div#ajax-content:
When you first render the page, you're grabbing anything that exists.
So:
jQ1 = jQuery('.ajax-clickery'); // .length = 1
jQ2 = jQuery('.ajax-clickery-two'); // .l
This is a horrible way to do what you're attempting. First, you should
probably not be useing the inline events when you have jQuery readily
accessible to you. Second, you should never, ever, ever, ever, ever
write a callback using inline styling onclick handling. Third, you
should really put all
I'm using the jQery Tooltip plugin with the "bodyHandler" function
enabled, so that I write a bunch of DIVs to the page and then based on
ID pull the content from those DIVs into the tooltip. Everything works
fine in Firefox, but for some strange reason in IE7, whenever I
mouseover a table cell to
Thanks for this although this looked slightly different on mine and
never had the .each loop
$("tr:visible",table.tBodies[0])
.filter(':even')
.removeClass(table.config.widgetZebra.css[1]).addClass
(table.config.widgetZebra.css[0])
.
I have a domain textbox. I want to have an autocomplete only in the
tld (top level domain/extension) part. Like:
jquery [no autocomplete yet]
jquery. [optional autocomplete]
jquery.c
.com
.co.uk
.cc
.ac
I want autocomplete only after the first do
Hello,
After load this page, double click is not work in IE 7.0, Firefox
3.0.7. But in Opera 9.64 is work. What wrong? Please advice.
$(document).ready( function() {
Hi,
I wrote a jQuery code to display a link in the side bar (like the ones
such as "About this group" shown in the right pane of this page)
through AJAX.
Then I want the click event on the link to be taken care of by
jQuery.
But that event is not captured by jQuery.
How can I capture the event?
I am using the cycle jquery plug-in on a site.
I discovered that the code that I was using (jquery.cycle.lite.js)
won't support what I need to do but either the jquery.cycle.js or
jquery.cycle.min.js plug-ins will.
When I try to use them, I get javascript errors inside the cycle plug-
ins.
Afte
Hi,
I'm really new to JS, but really like how AJAX simplifies the user
interface experience.
Some friends have recommended a variety of JS Lib/Frameworks, and I
eventually decided to pick jQuery after glancing through its
documentation.
Now I want to try it out together with PHP to implement re
Hi,
You're creating (or worse, overwriting) global variables 'remove' and
'add' there (because you haven't given the 'var' keyword, and thus are
creating implicit globals[1]). The temporaries don't really buy you
anything anyway, perhaps simply:
jQuery.fn.switchClass = function(class1,class2) {
Hi Matthew,
I had a similar problem and M. Alsup suggested I download an older
version of the
JW FLV (v3.8; current version is v4.3) player and the error ("object
expected" from IE's script debugger) went
away.
Hope this helps
On Mar 23, 8:09 am, "matthew.ni...@googlemail.com"
wrote:
> I'm n
This is a really cool patch:
http://plugins.jquery.com/node/3967
It makes your menu like those cool dropdowns on digg.com.
Request: can we have [ click -> open menu -> second click -> close
menu ] like a normal drop down box? Thanks!!
I found a BUG: When you click the top menu item, then mouse
I'm not sure if this is a problem with the media plugin (malsup.com)
or with swfobject, but in IE only, and only with flash content, there
is a runtime error when the tags are inside tags. So this
below will work for the .wmv file but fall down on the flv.
Effective
Question
///
/// Switch Between Classes///
///
jQuery.fn.switchClass = function(class1,class2) {
if(this.hasClass(class1)){
remove = class1;
add = class2;
} else {
Do you know the IE Tester?
I'm using it, and it's nice...
2009/3/23 ryan.j
>
> I thought SuperPreview was aimed more at identifying layout issues,
> rather than testing in a native enviroment?
>
> On Mar 23, 1:50 pm, Martijn Houtman wrote:
> > On Mar 23, 2009, at 1:59 PM, Eridius wrote:
> >
>
Im getting the following error with IE 6 and IE 8 beta and Jquery.
"Unexpected call to method or property access"
Line: 12, Char 2305
Code: 0"
The problem seems to be this declaration:
this.appendChild(E)}})},
Im using the latest Jquery taken from the site today.
Any help would be greatly app
@Microbe, you could combine your single domain solution with @Steve's
Google Ajax library suggestion. Rather than linking directly to a
hosted Ajax library, you could link to a JavaScript file hosted by you
on a single domain. In that JavaScript file, call google.load
("jquery", "1.3.2"). When you
Scenario:
My form have 3 controls filled with placeholders named *, * and Comente.
If user give focus to controls the placeholders vanishes and background
color changes.
Suppose user make a mistake in filling a control and submit the form.
AJAX return an error message and preserve the data filled
Could you provide a simple mockup of the interaction you'd like to
build? Just some markup and basic CSS and some JavaScript to indicate
how the validation should interact with the "wizard" sections.
That would help a lot to understand what you want to achieve and how
to make the validation plugi
The issue is that I can see how you did the multipart for required
field validation but we have a lot of custom validation rules setup as
well. Also, we don't like setting the validation up on the class
attribute of an input (grows too large and becomes tedious to manage)
and prefer to setup ever
On Mar 23, 2009, at 3:16 PM, ryan.j wrote:
I thought SuperPreview was aimed more at identifying layout issues,
rather than testing in a native enviroment?
Oh, you could be right. I was unable to test it, because it does not
even work for me (it crashes at startup), but it's still beta-
sof
Download IETester http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage
and you can test 5.5 through 8. I use this daily, works great.
http://www.xenocode.com/browsers/
standalone browsers that run in their own sandbox, just download the exe
files and run them.
ryan.j wrote:
I thought SuperPreview was aimed more at identifying layout issues,
rather than testing in a native enviroment?
On Mar 23, 1:50 pm, Martijn Houtman w
This code should work if you changes the css class in the var mobile =
$() selector:
my js is the last one
$(function(){
function rotateClass(){
var el = $(t
I thought SuperPreview was aimed more at identifying layout issues,
rather than testing in a native enviroment?
On Mar 23, 1:50 pm, Martijn Houtman wrote:
> On Mar 23, 2009, at 1:59 PM, Eridius wrote:
>
>
>
> > I say that friday that IE8 was released so I downloaded it to check
> > it out.
> >
(Sorry, premature click-itis.) I should have said that you would
initiate the jQuery.ajax post from a submit handler on the form,
passing the form data in as the 'data' parameter, and cancel the
standard form submit (since that would refresh the entire page).
-- T.J. :-)
On Mar 23, 1:57 pm, "T.
Yes. Well. Not definitely. Let me check...
Yes. Definitely. However, might be something simalar. I have card-a
and card-b which are contained in slide-bar. card-a and card-b are
containers to load and display content into alternatly. When the user
closes the slide-bar, I want both of them to hide
Hi,
You can POST the form using jQuery.ajax[1] (being sure to set the
'type' parameter to 'POST'), and then handle creating and populating
the shadowbox/lightbox in the 'success' handler using the response
from the server. (Instead of jQuery.ajax, you could use jQuery.post
[2] which is a simpli
On Mar 23, 2009, at 1:59 PM, Eridius wrote:
I say that friday that IE8 was released so I downloaded it to check
it out.
I am happy that they did seemed to do at least a few right right
and it seem
very easy to test for IE8 and IE7 in the IE8 browser (which is very
nice).
However, after i i
have you tried http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE
they do a standalone IE7 too, which i have limited success with so i
just removed ie8. (make sure you have 'show updates' checked in add/
remove programs if you want to remove IE8, windows treats it as an
upgrade).
On Mar 23, 12:59 pm, Eridius wro
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