Err
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You are joking? lol, the validation IS done by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) not W3Schools.
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He knows all. I think he invented the internet and it's languages. Very intelligent person, he's not just some guy.
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:-O Jaw-dropping site ... very nicely done. I especially loved the sliding panel on your about page. I did notice two things though. Just like what boen_robot said, when switching between your color schemes, it did take a while to load the images. Your CSS validation link seems to be a bad url. That's it, other than that, it's simply perfect.
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Sorry for the long wait in the reply. Thanks for your replies and links, I was able to figure it out.
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Hello.I'm working on a Visual Basic project where I have to use an array of strings that generate random sentences in a list box using the same strings. For example, if I was using the words "the", "cat", and "died" in the strings and it came out to "the cat died" the first time, the program would have to rewrite a different sentence each time using the same words when I click on a button. I have the basic things down, I'm just having trouble figuring out how to generating random sentences each time. Can I please get some help?If anyone wants the full code, I will gladly provide it. Private Sub btnNext_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnNext.Click Dim str(5) As String str(0) = "cat " str(1) = "ate" str(2) = "in " str(3) = "dog" str(4) = "hat" str(5) = "the " lstOutput.Items.Add(str(5) & str(0) & str(2) & str(5) & str(4))End Sub
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Thanks for the reply man, however this wasn't was I was looking for. I wanted something for Visual Basic (VB), not JavaScript or any other web language. Sorry if I confused you.
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Hello.I'm working on a VB.NET project in which I want to change the location of the form every time someone hovers over a button. For example, if I hover over an "Exit" button, I want the form to move to a different spot making it impossible to click it. I believe I've seen an example like this in JavaScript, but I can't recall where. Can someone please tell me how this is done or refer me to a good site at the very least? I could not find such a site, probably for obvious reasons. I would REALLY appreciate it.Thanks.
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<body onload="Resize()"; onresize="Resize()";> Added 2 semi-colons. If it still doesn't validate it might be that you have 2 "Resize()" lines on the same tag. Unless someone else here more experienced in JavaScript can tell you otherwise.
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No problem.
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I won't be a url, but a path: Indicates the path where a file is physically located on the server for the specific sub-domain. A real example would be like: /home/www/oneuse.awardspace.com/test/.htaccess. Your hosting provider control panel should tell you the path when you are browsing through your folders on your site. I really don't know about that. Just have to try it out yourself. You can add in as many usernames/passwords as you like for any directory. You can have your own username/password and other people will have a different one. You don't have to make more .htaccess/.htpasswd files in order to add more usernames/passwords, you can just add it with your other ones, as long as it's in the same directory... if not, then yes, you would have to make some new ones.
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Find a host with a HUGE amount of space. Pay, then upload your songs via FTP.
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Are you talking about the <tr> tag for Tables? If you are, then trying to declare CSS classes for links or anything other then a border or spacing will be of no use. Nothing is meant to get tagged for <tr> as it's only use is for a table break, and not text. You can still do it, but it's a very horrible markup pratice.
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Personally I've never tried that. But I'm guessing it would work in theory. Have you tried using <div></div> and specifying your line spaces that way?
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lol. That was one of the first things I learned before all this validation jibber-jabber I know now.
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You can force all images to have any size you want no matter how different the image sizes may be. Than you can have them centered perfectly with the code jesh has provided to you.
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So your listed items are not automatically moving down underneath the previous listed item? This is the way I understood it.Try this.CSS: li { display: block; width: 230px;}
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Can't see it in Firefox either, probably a problem with the site at the moment.Edit: Then again, there's ways around a coding error; http://authoravenue.com/aa.swf
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No problems using 2.0.0.1 here also.
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Enter the usernames and passwords you want into that password creator site. Leave the other options as they are and submit it. Open up notepad. Copy/paste the contents of .htaccess into a blank notepad and save it as .htaccess (no spaces or any characters before the . [dot]), an ideal location for the moment would be your desktop. Open up another blank notepad and copy/paste the contents of .htpasswd into it. Save the file as .htpasswd, again it's by itself with no spaces or characters in front of it. You should now have 2 files, .htaccess and .htpasswd. Upload both these files into the directory you want to protect (e.g www.example.com/movies/, where /movies/ would be the protected directory). Once you do that, find your server root directory path to the .htpasswd file (e.g. /home/example/movies/.htpasswd). Once you have the directory path, open up the .htaccess file, find where it has line of: AuthUserFile /home/mysite/.htpasswd and change the path it has to the sever root path you found earlier. Save it and test it out with your username and password you used into the input box that appears when you access your password protected directory. If all works out, it should work. :)There are probably more easier ways of doing this, but this is the only way I know at the moment.
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lol. It's probably a good idea to tell her first.
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Yup. You can have as many of users as you want if you're going with the .htaccess method. I have it on my personal site and it works great. I'm not sure how secure doing it this way is though. You can go to Dynamic Drive to do your own passwords if your hosting services doesn't already provide it.
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Ah. I always wondered about that. Thanks.
