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need help here. how can i change the src in <embed> using javascript that works in firefox? ex. [code]<embed src="music.mid">[/code] - how can i change "music.mid" to another midi file.

why does the event.clientX and event.clientY is working in IE but not work in firefox? clientX and clientY shows the coordinate of the cursor relative to the screen

How can i make the windows application always on top of every application, including those which are in full screen? Thanks for any replies.

[code] typedef unsigned char bye; byte *VGA=(byte *)0xA0000000L; /* this points to video memory. */ [/code] it has an error saying: Illegal initializatioin i'm using turbo c++ v1.01

i can't connect to mysql. the error is [code] Warning: mysql_connect(): Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client in C:\Documents and Settings\... [/code] im using the script here in the php tutorial: [code] $Host = "mysqllocation"; //location of mySQL on server $User = "username"; …

is it possible to create an array then you pass it to a function? That function will change the values in the array then return it back as an array.

change do while into while... and initialize done = true instead of false. then when you press 5 (exit) change done = false to exit the loop... [code] int main () { double checking, savings; int choice; get_balances (checking, savings); bool done = [color=blue]true[/color]; [COLOR=Blue]while[/COLOR](done) { display_menu (); cout << …

should i use [COLOR=Green]#define[/COLOR] or [COLOR=Black]const[/COLOR] in declaring constant variables?? which one is better? when should i use [COLOR=Green]#define[/COLOR] or [COLOR=Black]const[/COLOR]? for example when i declare a hexadecimal (0x01), should i use [COLOR=Green]#define [/COLOR]or [COLOR=Black]const[/COLOR]?

Need help on assembly in Dev C++. i know that Dev C++ uses AT&T instead of Intel. but i need to know how to use int 10h in Dev C++. can anyone show give me the code?

what exactly is the error? the exact words