Little Goat
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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 -
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" -
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?Firefox, Opera, and Safari are all on the right track, but MS really needs to set up a permanent IE department with 3 divisions: engine feature upgrades, standards compliance, and bug fixing, and they need to put out patches and new releases at the same rate as everyone else is. And in order for that to happen, they really need to separate IE from the OS (I heard they were going to.. we'll see). IE wouldn't matter if 85% of users weren't using it, but that's not going to change overnight. 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.LGWell, shoot me in the foot! I was about to tell you that on the Programs tab of Internet Options, a user could specify the text editor the would like to use when viewing source in IE. Unfortunantly, the HTML Editor option there seems not do anything. So, perhaps there is an IE plugin/toolbar that adds that feature, like in Firefox? -
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?LGcan u tell how i can plzif anyhelp then its very good for me -
Ok, I found out what was wrong.document.getElementById('fw-paragraph').innerHTML="yourtext";I don't know why I always forget that...
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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* -
No Problem.Thanks. 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">
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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.
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!
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