Jonas
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You say that like it's a bad thing...
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You gambled. So I suppose you lost, or else you would have said "I won!" as well...
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Host and DNS Discussion, All here. Nowhere else.
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As has been said already, it's NOT the same, because the site needs ad revenues to stay up and for w3schools to continue to develop as the languages do. You can't expect them to work hard and produce that much material PLUS PAY to host all of it...Anyway, the question has been answered (more than once before), so I'll lock this.
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What? You probably meant to post this somewhere else, right?Anyway, the 1TB barrier has indeed been broken by Hitachi:PC World ArticleEngadget Entry
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For us to see it even faster, you can click on the spesific post and just say something like "double post. delete please." And like boen correctly said, it's not a big deal. Double post taken care of.
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I think the thing with PHP is that it's a language that develops and changes so much and often that a certificate would soon become outdated, whereas html/xhtml/css/asp/xml don't change much.
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I only found one of your other topics in the php forum (which means it's probably deleted already). Anyway, if you don't get any answers, try to give your existing thread a bump to bring it to people's attention again. I'll merge your two threads this time, since you have replies in both, but next time stick to one thread, okay?
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And what makes you think he would visit such a page? Aren't there better ways to deal with what you call "annoying" people? Like for example ignoring them?
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If you really want to make annoying pages like that, it's not really difficult, no loop required. Make a document with this code:<html><head><title>POPUP Madness</title></head><body><script type="text/javascript">window.open("path to the the exact same document");</script></body></html>But who would you use these pages on. Just to practise javascript and show it to your friends?
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Well duh. for (i=0;i<=i;i++){ used to be for (i=0;i<=40000;i++){.
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Definetely possible, however I won't do it. But please, experiment with it. It's not really difficult if you go through the code. The only thing you need to change is in the index file, everything should remain as-is in the .js files. Add a new <img alt="planet" src="ball.png" id="ball5" /> and add another ID in SET_DHTML("ball0","ball1"..."ball4","ball5");As for working with DHTML, that's really just a name for a combination of html, css and javascript to make Dynamic HTML.
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I stopped working on that thing a long time ago, and never intended to put up all planets. The thing is, even if you add all 9 planets (8 excluding Pluto), you won't see most of them, because they'll be put off-screen. The screen will expand to the right and bottom, but the planets will disappear on the left and top.
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The script is all there in the source, partially in the code, partially in two external javascript files. Although I did make that particular design, I by no means made the code for it. We did it in IT classes in High School, as an example of what javascript could do. We primarily programmed in Visual Basic, and made the same thing there I might add, but then our teacher though it'd be fun to see another programming language and its approach to the same thing. It's really amazing what javascript can do, if you look at pages like walterzorn.com (where we got the file called wz_dragdrop.js), and what's shown there. All javascript you know, and all drag'n'droppable.
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You mean this:http://home.no.net/jonvel/solarsystem/ ?It's made with html, css and javascript, yeah. And a couple pictures of course.
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Haha, very funny, an alert script that never terminates (unless you actually click 40,001 times that is). Luckily, Opera includes an option on alert buttons to stop execution of scripts on any page. I don't think anyone will be pressing that button from now on though. And it's always a good idea to use caution before pressing buttons you don't know what do.
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Could you post that here instead:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=828
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They are definetely similar on a lot of points yes. We'll bring this to the attention of the admins. Thanks for reporting this.
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Yeah, I did some research myself afterwards, and I found on w3.org that it seems to be a part of SVG.http://www.google.com/custom?hl=en&lr=...arch=www.w3.orgI've sent an email to hege refsnes, asking if it's really supposed to work on html elements without an SVG spesification...
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Can you give a link to that tryit editor where you saw this code?I've never seen the onerror="" as an html event attribute. Is it even valid... http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_eventattributes.asp
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I don't like the violent red background. And the yellow border on white background is just an eye-sore.
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The point of external CSS is to move all presentation info into another document, and have that document be applied to several xhtml documents to save time and effort. Align is what is called a presentational attribute, meaning it changes the way the elements is presented/displayed (in this case putting it in the center). XHTML is different from HTML in that it is moving away from presentational attributes and relying only on CSS. I'm not sure what you mean with references pulling elements from the CSS. If it's what I think you mean, you understand it perfectly. The references that you refer to are the (x)html elements themselves, such as the element <p>. In CSS you refer to that element and give it presentational info like this:element {css: info;}for example:p {color: blue;}that will colour the text in all paragraphs blue. If you want some paragraphs differently coloured, you can use a thing called classes, where you assign an element (again, using <p>) to a class of elements that will share presentational information.<p class="class_name">Blabla</p>and the cssp.class_name {color: red;}or simply.class_name {color: red;}
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If you don't mean to advertise, why make this topic? Put the link in your signature like everyone else.
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This thread may be useful:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=9829
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That really goes for gambling in general, and has nothing with the game poker itself to do. Betting on horses is the same thing, or boxing to use your rocky-avatar as an example.The game poker itself is a cool game. There are so many other fun variations of it that doesn't involve gambling with money. For example strip-poker or sip-poker...