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This is the only cross browser solution I could find although it is just repositioning an outside element. <div style="width:200px;height:159px;filter:alpha(opacity=25);-moz-opacity:.25;opacity:.25;background:url(http://www.mandarindesign.com/images/monday.jpg)"></div><p style="width:200px;text-align:justify;position:relative;top:-159px;color:black;">This opacity background with fully opaque text works in Mozilla and IE.</p> This solution only works in IEhttp://www.domedia.org/oveklykken/css-transparency.php
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If you do let me know because if you do you will have bypassed the borwsers builtin functionality
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If the html page is going to be used locally on your computer then the images can be used locally.
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You could always place an iframe in the center column and target the pdf to the iframe.
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The Access denied is what I expected you'd get. You cannot do anything to the document inside the iframe if it is not from the same domain. That obviously include scrolling. Sorry
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try this articlehttp://www.devarticles.com/c/a/PHP/Quick_E...PHP_and_PayPal/
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try this<body onLoad="document.frames['iframe_name'].scrollTo(10,700)">...<iframe name="iframe_name" id="iframe_name" title="iframe_name" src="http://www.xxx.ro/xxx.php" ></iframe>
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from what I can tell this is the source of your error cart.Columns.Add(New DataColumn("price", GetType(Decimal))) You are adding a datacolumn to cart but the datacolumn value is "price" and you're trying to convert it to decimal (which you can't).I think that is the problem.
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I am pretty sure they all support innerHTML aswell.
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$postcode = $_POST['postbox'];$find = array();$replacewith = array();$find[] = ":lol:";$find[] = ":)";$replacewith[] = '<img src="lol.gif" alt="LOL"/>';$replacewith[] = '<img src="smile.gif" alt="smile"/>';for($i=0;$i<sizeof($find);$i++){ $postcode = str_replace($find[$i],$replacewith[$i],$postcode);} something like that. Please excuse any syntax errors, I didn't have time to test it
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How to read, write delete and add data to database
aspnetguy replied to newcomer2006's topic in JavaScript
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wow the spammers are getting creative
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Yeah that is not truely a gradiant it is just opacity in selected areas, degress. It is the background color of the element and the background color of the underneath element.
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using filter:Alpha(Opacity=20, FinishOpacity=100, Style=1,, StartX=0, StartY=0, FinishX=0, FinishY=50); I got thisThe problems I find with it is that it is applied to the entire element: the background, text, borders, everything.
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IE has filter:alpha that creates just about any type of gradient you can imagine. Look at that for ideas. For once it is too bad filter is not a standard.
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How to debug an ASP Project with Visual St XP Home
aspnetguy replied to newcomer2006's topic in .NET
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man I can't type without making typos
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can we see the code?
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oh man, why is that the last thing i read?
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That alone would be awesome!!!!!
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take a look at thishttp://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_select_into.asp
