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Because he lost his CS3 disk?Why cs3 and not cs4? -
Replying to three year old topics is not necessary eitherDouble posting is not necessary.Please refer to your other topic: http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=1341 -
Think we'd need tutorials on Java, C and C++, Visual Basic, Perl, Python, and many other more popular programming languages on W3Schools before they think of a MSSB one - that language isn't even out of the lab. Anyway, it is W3schools :)Apparently there is a "Introducing Small Basic" document included in the MSSB IDE - you could use that.
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I thought Charles Cabbage was the inventor of an early printing press that ran on steam power?Oh, I thought they were talking about Charles Cabbage and his famous son, Brussel, called Sprout. His cousin on his wife's side was Cole Slaw. Cole married an Irish lass and had a son George Bernard Slaw.- 29
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All I see on your website is a blank page... is that supposed to happen? FF 3 on Win XP.
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Chrome uses Webkit, the Safari rendering engine, along with its own JS interpreter.I use Google Chrome, it's quite similar to Firefox isn't it? -
Use a meta-tag that defines content-type...
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There can never really be a complete list of MIME types - for example, a new one could be invented for appml: application/appml+xml, and as long as the required agents understand, it is fine.IIS don't call their server a HTTPD though, so it may have a different MIME type for PHP documents.
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** They can be a whole post by themselves, sometimes.
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Which page is that on?
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lolGH4 demonstrates how peaceful the moderators are - hardly distinguishable from ordinary membersThey are so helpful to me even with my noobiest questionsModerators I'd like to recognize in particularIngolmejustsomeguy -
Good developers don't use tables. Tables are easy to use, but they aren't semantically good, and prevent the separation of presentation from structure.Anyway, here's what the W3 has to say: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/appendix/note...ml#notes-tablesWhat do they mean?
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Maybe your local ISP is being slowed by the attacks...
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FirefoxRocks, please stop digging up two-and-a-half years old topics
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then how did you find this topic?
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The two concepts mentioned above are fairly universal, it is only implementation that differs. Remember, everything you write in any programming language can be said to be an algorithm :)PHP doesn't technically have data structures, afaik, as it doesn't have that sort of relationship with the memory. All variables are just stored along with their pointers in a big table, for random access. Well... it has arrays, I suppose.I may be wrong though.
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Well, how many people remember unremarkable forum entries from almost three years ago?
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Anyone checked the first post's date?Oct 10 2005, 08:25 AMFirefoxRocks, have you been using the search function to find posts, then responding to them?
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Netscape 9 == Firefox 2, so testing in NS (9) is the same as testing in FF 2
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where'd you pull this topic from? It was created on October the 28th, 2005!
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The problem I have with DreamWeaver is that it has so many features, and so it takes extremely long to load, when all I want is the syntax highlighting.
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Also, as msd found Google likes "friendly URLs" better, so www.panasystem.com/pana/Detail/Samsung+D600 would be better than www.panasystem.com/pana/Detail.asp?item=Pro1005. I don't know how to achieve URL rewriting on Windows servers though.
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Well yes, only IE supports VBScript.
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You can use Regular Expressions in PSPad, with the /s modifier you can do multi-line search and replace.
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What?