Little Goat
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by hand=open in good old NOTEPADdiv class= the div's class1.open your page in notepad, not your other fancy programs2.scroll down until you see a <div class="fw-paragraph"> that has the javascript underneath it.3. change it to <div class="fw-paragraph" id="fw-paragraph">4. save it.5. it works! (celebrate )p.s. i'm ok, I am now the 8th top poster instead of 9th... LG
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ok, I "stole" your code onto my computer and added the id, and it works great.change your div from this:<div class="fw-paragraph">to this:<div class="fw-paragraph" id="fw-paragraph">LGEdit: you still don't have the id, edit by hand if posible...
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well they can't acces it and change it, although they can steal your code.yes that looks right. tell me when you've changed it.LG
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oh, look at your logo div to see an id attribute...
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ok, I don't see any ID's on your page...I don't think you could give me control unless you gave me you ftp password I don't even really know how to do that anyway...I'll play around with the code and see what I can do.P.S. did you build that site from scratch? not to be rude, but the code is all messed up...P.P.S. yay! 300 posts! LG
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ok say you had this:<div class="fw-paragraph">you need this:<div class="fw-paragraph" id="fw-paragraph">Note: do not use a cerain ID more than once.LG
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ok, on your page it says getElementById('fw-parac')instead of getElementById('fw-paragraph')change that and all should work. whoa wait a minute, you have the class set to that, not the id. change that too.LGEdit:just add this attribute: id="fw-paragraph"
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you mean the one that has the time in it sometimes?
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it looks fine to me in IE6...did you fix it already?LG
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what are you talking about? I have IE6 and it does css layouts just fine.????????LG
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itt all depends on what you will use to access the xml file.LG
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yep, been there, done that.I am not able to use any of those other browsers right now, so that's why I use notepad.LG
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ok, maybe I don't know what you're trying to do.are they logged in already and you just want to display thier username?LG
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Ok, I found out what was wrong.document.getElementById('fw-paragraph').innerHTML="yourtext";I don't know why I always forget that... LG
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well, lets say I'm fluent in some parts of javascript. this error isn't one of those parts. I've had that error before, and I couldn't figure out how to fix it. (by the way, a lot of my "fluency" is from things I've tried, and believe me, I've tried a lot on this one.)I'll see if I can find something...LG*edits signature*
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No Problem. LG
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well, you could make a printer friendly version with just text, or you could use percentages.LG
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yea that looks good, here is what I use for XHTML documents: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"><html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en"> LG
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I found this yesterday:http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/ajaxincludes.htmLG
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you can, but it's very insecure.LG
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ok, you can do this: getElementById('paragraphsid').innerHTML="Welcome back " + username + "!"; I'm not positive on that but it should work.LG
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well if you want it to be valid XML too, you need to add an xml declaration at the beginning.LG
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yes you can do that, it just makes it harder to use XSLT on it.LG
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well, with other programs you can't view source and start editing it.LG
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I think it just refreshes your frames instead of the whole page.I don't think you can change that.LGEdit: yea, I tried it out, I don't think that will change.