aspnetguy
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huh? What do you mean?
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moving to ASP forum...
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did you define the table like this <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> ?Or do you mean you just did this <table> and the MAC (assuming you used Safari, right?) displayed it with no cell spacing but other browser are?Can you post your code?
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MySpace.com is for what I would say (sorry if I offend) kids and really lame people.It is for people how know nothing about web design and want a place to talk to friends when they manage to tear themselves away from their IM.
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relative means that it is relative to the element it is inside while absolute is really relative to the whole window.
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the code not only automatically added samy as your hero and friend it then added itself to your prodfile so it exponntially grew.They deleted accounts that were infected....over 1,000,000
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he had 1,000,000 friend requests in just over 20 hours. Amazing and ascary at the same time.
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did you here about the guy that brought down MySpace.com? Makes me think twice about allowing ANY html to be written to pages (not that I have any). Much better to use something like BB code.http://namb.la/popular/
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so does the script I posted...it just doesn't write out the day or month but prints them as numbers
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yeah, don't use it.It is so hard to get things to work with absolute positioning. If I have to play with positioning I always use relative and wrp the element in a container.It takes a bit more planning but it works out much easier.
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you need javascript to get the clients pc time.use this <html><head> <title>JavaScript Date and Time</title> <script type="text/javascript"> function writeDateTime() { var dateo = new Date(); var th = document.getElementById('timeHolder'); th.innerHTML = getDateNow(dateo) + " " + getTimeNow(dateo); setTimeout(writeDateTime,1000); } function getDateNow(dateo) { return dateo.getDay() + "/" + dateo.getMonth() + "/" + dateo.getYear(); } function getTimeNow(dateo) { var hr = dateo.getHours(); var min = dateo.getMinutes(); var sec = dateo.getSeconds(); if(hr > 12) hr = hr - 12; if(min < 10) min = "0" + min; if(sec < 10) sec = "0" + sec; return hr + ":" + min + "." + sec; } </script></head><body> <div id="timeHolder"></div> <script> writeDateTime(); </script></body></html>
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I would recommend avoid using solutions that only work in one browser. You will be alienating alot of your users if you do not make your site as cross-browser friendly as possible.
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you are probable looking for window.open('url','windowName','options');
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so really we are talking about 0011 and 0111
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One of our computer class assignments was to make a website except we HAD to use the page builder from geocites.com. When my sister was in high school (still same computer teacher) they had upgraded to DW;)...but I hand coded strict XHTML for her....the teacher thought she was a genius...:)Those had to be the sadest looking websites EVER!
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How to arrange pics in two columns with XSL from XML data...
aspnetguy replied to a topic in XSLT/XSL-FO
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I wasn't implying that there was anything wrong with the pic I only mentioned it because you mentioned about your sig image not working so I wanted you to be aware of the limits for images.I have had to send countless PMs to new members for this very reason. That is why I mentioned it.And Welcome to the forums.
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Please don't add useless or meaningless content...aka the "post kick" above. This is considered spam.Thanks.
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Is it possible to make my site xhtml strict?
aspnetguy replied to Taustin Powers's topic in HTML/XHTML
probably not...once you change the extention you can include files like this <!-- #include file="filename.html" --> -
Is it possible to make my site xhtml strict?
aspnetguy replied to Taustin Powers's topic in HTML/XHTML
if you change the extension from .html to .shtml you can use SSI to include your navigation -
It might work if you use a MS Access database since it is a file not a DB server.The only problem I can see with that is that every customer will have a different letter assigned to their cd drive.You would need a "intro" form to get the user to input the drive letter of their cd rom.But your best bet is to use this.... http://portablewebap.com/
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be sure to read the rules on avatars and signature images before putting them up.15K or less and no animations
