@fredmvApr 22.2004 — #I don't believe they're meant to be selectable. However, a very cool feature in real browsers is the ability to copy bullets next to list items. Take the following example for instance:<ol> <li>This is item 1.</li> <li>This is item 2.</li> <li>This is item 3.</li> <li>This is item 4.</li> <li>This is item 5.</li> </ol>Open this page in a [url=http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/]real browser[/url] and copy the entire list and paste it into a text editor to see the results. For amusement purposes, try doing the same in IE: everyone's favorite substandard HTML renderer. ?
@ConorauthorApr 22.2004 — #yeah thats pretty cool unfornunately most users of my script will be using IE so i need the <ol> copyable or to come with another way odf doing things thanks.
@fredmvApr 22.2004 — #There's the obvious option of manually writing the number for each item, but that would get annoying quickly. Other options include converting all of your friends to Mozilla. ?
@fredmvApr 23.2004 — #[i]Originally posted by RefreshF5 [/i]
[B]1. Its dynamically generated[/B][/QUOTE]If it's dynamically generated I would think that would be a reason [i]why[/i] it would be possible. Can't you create some kind of loop or something server-side that would allow you to easily add numbers next to each item on the list?