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They deleted my location. I put it on there last december.

I think you guys are great...I like you guy's websites too. Especially the I-pod one (cant remember your name). That one's cool. I wish the graphics for my web site were better. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with MS Paint . Maybe someday I'll get something better... like a flash web site. Oh, yeah... Hey, and maybe I'll get a .com soon... yeah that would be cool.

No it doesn't.Unfortunately, with the outcome of Windows Service Pack 2, some things get inserted at the statusbar. So it is forced to show, whatever JavaScript asked. Titlebar can from now on, never be disabled again just like the statusbar. :)In other words, accept they will be vissible at all time

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That's not cool

thanks for the help i new it could be done, i got it added in with the rest of the script and it works great. as soon as i finish up the basics on the page i will put a link up so everybody can see it. what im trying to do is make it so say on christmas instead of showing the normal site contents it will put up a christmas colored page with christmas type ###### on it, or the header all year might say hello and on my birthday it will say happy birthday to me, it is a cool idea you gotta admit really i was reading the tutorials and came up with the idea and just been playing with it since, all the stuff on my site is random ideas that i came across while reading the tutorials and i have just been trying to get them to do different things, maybe i will try to put an actual site with some real content one of these days, but untill i do .....................click the link below

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How does that work, exactly?

I want to know why when I put "status=no, titlebar=no" in a window.open javascript page, why is there still a status bar and a title bar? I don't understand what it says about the html applet.--------Keep active, post valiantly

I see somecode like this :

<input type="submit" value="submit" id="submit" name="submit">

tell me the difference between ID and NAME ???  Thanks !

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"ID" is the XHTML replcement for name... i think it's called depracation or something. You will want to use both the Name and Id attribute until XHTML has fully replaced HTML, so that older browsers will be able to handle it.

Before you ask a question in this forum, you should check out our XML Schema.For our XML Schema Tutorial: W3Schools XML Schema TutorialFor a complete XML Schema Reference: W3Schools XML Schema Reference

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Uh...Is there any difference between Scheme and Schema, or is there a major difference?

Ok, if you have questions, comments, (constructive) criticism or otherwise praise, this is the thread to post it in. Here, one of the mods will answer your questions as soon as they're gotten to.~W3Schools moderators

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Maybe I should read the terms of service...What factors make you a better member rank-wise

I think I know what I want my site to look like. I'm having a hard time deciding, though, whether or not it will work.I also want to know why when I put "status=no, titlebar=no" in a window.open javascript page, why is there still a status bar and a title bar? I don't understand what it says about the html applet.If you have any ideas or just want to post about what your site is like, just reply.--------Keep active, post valiantly

Just for fun, let us know where you (generally) live.Got here:http://www.frappr.com/w3schoolsEnjoy!

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That's interestin... you live in Irving, TX

Cool, never knew something like this existed. So this is a google tool? Or affiliated with google?

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They use google maps!

:)I like to add my flag, but it requires the city - I don't want to give that over the internet - so I can't plot myself ;(

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That's okay. They didn't even have my zip code!

I want to know exactly how i can become a moderator

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and i think you should also add a forum for DHTML

Ok, if you have questions, comments, (constructive) criticism or otherwise praise, this is the thread to post it in. Here, one of the mods will answer your questions as soon as they're gotten to.~W3Schools moderators

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I want to know exactly how i can become a moderator

Read W3School's lesson

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If you need any extra help, or can't understand something, please e-mail me, because I need to put some time aside to write up a lesson.

I am pretty much a beginner in html and in computerization.  I have run into trouble with frames.  I can't seem to understand it.  Would someone please explain this to me in a simple idot's version.  I'm a newbie.  This is my first post.I am glad to be with you all.  IRITE1939

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Read W3School's lesson

the content of installing ASP in w3c is below :How to install IIS and run ASP on Windows XP ProfessionalNote: You cannot run ASP on Windows XP Home Edition.Insert the Windows XP Professional CD-Rom into your CD-Rom Drive From your Start Button, go to Settings, and Control Panel In the Control Panel window select Add/Remove Programs In the Add/Remove window select Add/Remove Windows Components In the Wizard window check Internet Information Services, click OK An Inetpub folder will be created on your harddrive Open the Inetpub folder, and find a folder named wwwroot Create a new folder, like "MyWeb", under wwwroot. Use a text editor to write some ASP code, save the file as "test1.asp" in the "MyWeb" folder Make sure your Web server is running - its status can be checked by going into the Control Panel, then Administrative Tools, and double-click the "IIS Manager" icon Open your browser and type in "http://localhost/MyWeb/test1.asp", to view your first ASP pageI haven't try to following this guide yet but I wonder why must have the condition of Make sure your Web server is running , does it means it can't be done if that computer isn't connect to Internet 

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Yes, it does. In order to run a pws on your computer, you must always be connected to the internet, like a normal webserver, or your page will show up "404 server error" or "server not responding" or "Page cannot be found."

With all the problems I am having in trying to get my modeless window to work, I think I will try this one out:http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex8/dhtmlwindow.htmThe only problem is, I am using a framed layout and well when I click the link to open this type of window, it opens in my menu frame, which I don't want. Could any of you possibly tell me where I can modify so that the link opens in one of my other frames?Thanks.

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You have to make sure that each of your frames have id's and names.If they don't, edit your main page, which holds the frames, and add the following to the menu frameset: id="menu" name="menu" . Now add this to the main frameset: id="main" name="main" . Here's the part you go to if you already named the framesets.Say that you want a link called "cats and dogs." This would be the stuff:<a href="link url..." target="main">cats and dogs</a>Add the target thing to each link that you want to open in the frameset named "main."If you want it to open in a different one, change the main target="main" to whatever the frameset is named. Be sure to put both the ID and NAME attribute, so all types of browsers will be able to handle it.

replace the width="50%" and the height="100%" with width="100" height="100". You can replace the "100"'s with a bigger number to make it bigger (width to make it wider, height to make it taller). Or with a smaller number to make it smaller.

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Ahhh... I forgot to tell you something.For added versatility (and coolness), use this:~<iframe src="put your site here again" height="100" width="100" id="minisite" name="minisite" style="position:absolute; top:#; left:#;">~(this is optional...)I'll explain some...by adding [style=position:absolute; top:#; left:#] you make the "mini site" "moveable."By replacing the two "#" signs with none other than handy-dandy numbers, you can move it around the site, literally. The higher the number on the "top:" means the farther from the very top of the web it will be. Same for the left. Higher the number, farther away from that side of the page it will be. It won't follow scrolling, but I think it's cool.Fool with it a bit, keep changing the numbers, and you'll get it in time.If you have any more questions about moving it around, or making it "hide behind stuff" to give it extra style, ask away or e-mail me.

well !!! your inline frame is too big so can't see all the rest of page  I 'd like to use new window and fix it in screen 

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replace the width="50%" and the height="100%" with width="100" height="100". You can replace the "100"'s with a bigger number to make it bigger (width to make it wider, height to make it taller). Or with a smaller number to make it smaller.

Hi I'm trying to figure out how to position two tables on a single page. Basically I want one table a gap and then a second table underneath the first. Problem is if I try and have a second table it appear to the right of the first table and not underneath. I can't seem to find the trick to force the second table below the first.

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There's a simple remedy here. You can add in a little DHTML.Copy the code below onto your site BODY (you want two tables, right?)~<table style="position:absolute; top:#; left:#;">(add all the columns and rows you want)</table><table style="position:absolute; top:#; left:#;">(add all the columns and rows you want)</table>~The only things you have to replace here are the "#" signs on the "top:" and "left:" sections. You'll replace the "top:" with a number, of course. This number will tell you how many pixels down on the page it will be (if you put 10, then the table will be placed 10 pexels down from the top). The left tells you how many pixels from the left side it will be out.This basically gives you full versatility and ability to move the table all around the web page. It may take a little while to get it to the right spot, but you'll get it.If you have any more questions, feel free to ask or look into the "LEARN DHTML" section on W3schools.

I have a question.Can I use SQL on my server without using another language with it (like asp)?