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Dec14

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Getting an error saying

"Depracated method document.getSelection() call. Please use window.getSelection() instead"

in a that I've written... only thing is works and doesn't, what's that all about?

Paid off my very last council tax installment to it seems, by paying next months in advance... the lady on the phone was very odd saying "Ooh, well done!". Does this mean they don't expect people in to actually pay? This would explain why it's so bloody high, if I was the person who was subsidising everyone else... by the time payments start up again we'll be based permanently in...

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Which browser are you using? window.getSelection() should work under FF...

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Which browser are you using? window.getSelection() should work under FF...

:: 15 Dec :: :: Comment / reply

I set up a "favelet" under FF today and had no problem or reports of deprecated functions - what are

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I set up a "favelet" under FF today and had no problem or reports of deprecated functions - what are you trying to do?

:: 15 Dec :: :: Comment / reply

Here's my favelet

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Hope this will reproduce OK on here:

%250D%250A%250D%250A'+s(q))

Those are arbitrary breaks in there, it should all be on one line... getSelection does work, but it's clashing with something else, the results of my function s() aren't being appended to the URL... that's the prob with writing these things on just one line, it's a bit hard to debug! I need to write it out in full and then write a sort of compiler that'll shrink the code as much as poss... I will do some more work on this today, it might be all good by the time you see it. Well, hopefully...

16 Dec :: :: Comment / reply

Hmmm

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Hmmm... I get problems with it interpreting the charAt() method on my FireFox... Might have some time to play this afternoon through.

:: 22 Dec :: :: Comment / reply

Not sure why that's broken

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You're right though, as just %250A%250D%250A%250D'+q)]]
works, but my function s() is trimming out the HTML and truncating... it was working OK, will have to backtrack a bit...

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