not help to do it:
> $("#wrapper").not('#divLoginBox1')
>
> On May 1, 10:14 pm, Jimslam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > The Easiest method would be to create a "wrapper" div that takes up
> > the entire screen and assign an "onClick&qu
The Easiest method would be to create a "wrapper" div that takes up
the entire screen and assign an "onClick" event to that, which would
then contain the other div. For example:
Login box content
The CSS for the DIV id="wrapper" would be something like:
#wrapper {
posit
UPDATE:
I had set the "mousemove" event to bind to "window":
$(document).ready(function() {
startTimer();
$(window).bind("mousemove", function()
{ resetTimer(); });
});
That works fine in FF, but IE had some trouble
Here's a page timer I'm using - right now it's set to 15 seconds and
displays the current count every second in a div with id "timer".
There's probably a more elegant solution, but this can at least be a
start. The key is clearing the "setTimeout" function when the timer
gets reset, as just sett
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