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Or go to tools>>internet options>>security>>custom level>>active x settingsGo through those and say enable, even though that's not recommended, because then any site can access you. =)

I'm really not liking how the navigation gloss is basically the same color as the background---it may seem to 'flow' for some people, but it just really looks like a mess to me (just the navigation.)I love the rest of the site! As always, your color choice is amazing and contrasts perfectly. I love the logo. It's unique and I can still remember it after looking at your site a day ago, which is a plus on my list.Man, that more button is amazing. I sat there for 5 minutes just clicking it, over and over again. Totally awesome.But for things like this:You should use text. I checked your speed report, and let me tell you something---it's not very good, unfortunately.14.4K----------92.07 seconds28.8K----------46.14 seconds33.6K----------39.57 seconds56K------------23.82 secondsISDN 128K----7.43 secondsT1 1.44Mbps---0.83 secondsMore than one and a half minutes on the slowest dial up, and three quarters of a minute on 28.8k.Sure, 56k (the common dialup modem) is half a minute, but I'm not liking the speed.Of course, I'm on T2, so I'm loading so fast it's unimaginable...but...not everyone has internet that fast.In comparison, this forum page (the one you're looking at now, since you're reading this post) takes about 150 seconds to load in 14.4k. And it has 51 images and objects and so on to load remotely. You have 16.Something needs to be done. :)I'm sorry if this seems harsh. I was just giving you an honest opinion so you can improve your awesome site even further. =)

It's because you're using document.all. Document.all doesn't work in any browser besides Internet Explorer.

Don't worry--your script works perfectly. You only have a couple of problems with how you're calling it.First of all, in the element whose visibility you want to toggle, add this:style="display:block;" (or display:none;)And also, in the element you're using to toggle, you have to call the hideshow function like this:onclick="hideshow(document.getElementById('your element id here'))"And it'll work perfectly. =)

Thanks so much! I tried that, but I forgot the contentDocument part, so nothing worked. I'll try it again. =)

Shoot--and I've actually bothered to lower my candy intake? :/Looks really interesting. Nice find.

Hey, thanks! That works pretty well.But when I click inside my rich text editing area, it doesn't register ctrl+b or ctrl+i, and if I click it outside, it still opens the bookmarks section. I think it will only work if it's in a frame, and that's slightly inconvenient.Any other ideas?By the way, you can see what I have here:http://www.seekond.com/scripts/richtext.html

No matter what I do, that code doesn't work. Why not? =[

I wish I could say that I did it, and I will say that I did it, but I didn't do it. :)Someone else snuck up and did my job. Hmph.

I got sick of the signature fad and just mocked you all. But, alas, the only way to do so was to jump on the bandwagon myself, so you can tear me apart too. =)

Well, the problem is I can't detect more than one key with that. :/ What I could do is the moment the ctrl key is pressed, I could set a timer for about 1 second and if the key is pressed again in that time (I'd keep a while running, keeping check on the window events, and when the timer goes off, set a variable which ends the while) then set another timer the same way and look for another key. Then store that key and perform the action.But would that work? :/

True. But I don't want to use access keys---they wont exactly add what I'm really looking for.Maybe I could require the user to press an obscure short cut---or, if they press control twice and then a key, it'll add that formatting? =)

Hey guys. =)I'm writing a rich text editor (it's almost done. ) but I was hoping to add some advanced functionality and execute the bold command if you click ctrl+b and the italic command if you press ctrl+i, and so on. But I don't know how to do that. =[i found a code that does detect those on blogger (their rich text editor has the functionality) but I don't want to steal it.Here it is, if it helps you:http://www.blogger.com/app/scripts/event.keypress.jsCan you help me a bit? I know how to detect regular presses, but control presses along with it... :/

The logo will be fixed soon--it's at the top of my to-do list. I used the previous skin's header image, which doesn't work on this one. Check back in 1 or 2 days and it'll be working.

You definitely want PHP or a server side script to do processing. It's a bit more secure, and easier to work with when using ordering forms. =)

That compressor is quite amazing, actually. But I suggest you compress it at least 3 times if you're actually going to encrypt it---and make sure you choose a different algorithm every time, and note it down. =)

I find it funny how any cross browser code has 2 comment blocks: W3C standards and then IE.

I don't do much java, so I don't know many sites, but a couple of friends have recommended this page. They say it has lots of tools. =)

Oh gosh. Now, whenever I want a layout sliced by Aspnetguy, I have to go sacrifice a goat. =[:)Grr. Okay guys, I apologize, but my first item on the to do list of doom is to add an smiley. It's the only one I ever use anyway. :/I call mascot though. I'm definitely the most peppy out of the group.

Man, you really have been lazy haven't you? I added the tryit bbcode ages ago. :blink:Just kidding. I really do like the new skin, and the whole look of the forum in general. Would anyone like to fork out some cash so we can get the W3S forum skinned to fit the W3S look? =O

Wait, Skemcin-can you nest them without escaping? E.g.document.write("Hello, and then I said 'Hey! you know what he said? he said "blahblahblah" yeah, that's what he said!' hey")

Replace this:tmp= document.getElementById('txt1').value + document.getElementById('txt2').value;With this:tmp= eval("document.getElementById('txt1').value + document.getElementById('txt2').value")

You broke rule #2 of section #1 of Boen's rules. *whistles*Err...Okay, since I totally ###### at XML, I'll give it a try. :D<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <rootelement> <element> <element /> <atri barti="ute" /> <atri>barti</atri> </element> </rootelement> My first XML document. I'm so proud. :)Okay. For my problem, I'll go for CSS: //This is a class|manife [drawers: 23 px;//Omg what to do//jonas: cool; //I ran out of attributes. :P}//This is an id-go {z-index: 30%;position: relative;]//I'm done. Hah. Fix it up, man!Next:JavaScript, PHP, or XHTML, listed by preference.;D

Tell me about it. Took forever to plan. :/But guys, if he wants to try getting members, please leave him alone. From now on, only post on this topic if you are suggesting something (besides quitting) or joining his forum group.Thanks.