Little Goat
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that's because it centers the center of your text, not the beginning. try this css:
position:relative; left:50%;
LG
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http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?fil...css_text-indentset the indent to a negative value.http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_text_text-indent.aspmore detail.LG
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What about MSSQL?also while we're talking about databases, is that what this forum uses for it's data storing?LG
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what is the problem?I tried it both on your site, and by copying and pasting, and it works fine for me.LG
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it's because your using flash. the one thing about your flash that I don't like is you can't use the back button. it's all on the same page. that's the problem. I don't know flash, but if you want someone to help you, you probably should post your flash. because you just embeded your flash, it doesn't go to a different page; it just alters the flash on the same page.
I know with javascript, you could do: scroll(0,0). p.s. i'm not saying you should use html. LG -
maybe close the browser and open your file back up?I have IE version 6.0.2800.1106IC and I have never had that problem. (see siggy)
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http://www.codecomments.com/forum272/try this.LG
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I'm not sire, but maybe mozilla is ignoring the position:absolute; on the text input and the button. :)sorry, I don't have firefox.(see signature) if I get more serious with web design, I'll probably get it but right now, no.LG
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I think you need to put a 1 inside the perentheses, and you can put the javascript in the hrefinstead of the onclick:
<a href="javascript:history.back(1)">Please try again</a>
or if you have to use document.write:
document.write("<a href=\"javascript:history.back(1)\">please try again</a>")There ya go :)LG
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why don't you try php? that will work on a unix OS.
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It also has two other files: a WMF file and a WMZ file I have no idea what they are though.LG
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Ive got IE version 6.0.2800.1106IC and it works fine for me.
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well I hardly know anything about php, but you've got an extra '(' on line fifteen of your code that you posted. remove that and see what happens.
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no, you can use the <br /> tags in html; it was made to be backwads compatible. no need to take that ending / out on the link or break tags.and about the <div class="radiobuttonsmargin"> it does have an end tag; the one that is outside the form. raimo is right that you need to put that end tag inside th form, though. put your <br> tags as <br />.tryadjusting the positioning. is it the input.test, or the other input? maybe put a link to the css file or post it.LG
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Ok, I have no Idea what you are talking about. :)post some code and tellin more detail what it is your trying to do. :)LG
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well, I tried it and it did the same thing for me. I don't know why, but maybe the head and title elements get more priority or something. that's my guess. :)LG
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well I tried it on my computer, and it looks like it combines xml, javascript, and frames in the html. other than that I can't tellyou anything.LG
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I personally think you should search google for a programming forum or find a yahoo group.
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I dont believe that's possible. what for?LG
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They're both the same. it has to be the other content or the stylesheet.try posting them.LG
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maybe the path is not right.is your path related, or absolute?LG
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thanx, Choco!I'm using it for a counter.the counter in the post I linked to.I wanted to use images for the counter, and thanx to you now I can!My code (that works):
<html><head><title>number</title></head><body><script type="text/javascript">var number='182';len=number.length;zeros=7;zeros=zeros-len;var zero="";for (i=0;i<zeros;i++){zero+="0";}finNum=zero+number;num=[];for(i=1;i<=finNum.length;i++) {num[i]=finNum.charAt(i-1);document.write("<img src='"+num[i]+".gif' alt='"+num[i]+"'/>");}</script></body></html>I'm oing to replace the number with a <?php include?> statement to display my counter.thanx again,LG
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what version is it?(I personally think explorer is fine, but...)LG
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OK, another question, how do I make a number a specific length by adding zero's to the left end and then seperate the digits of the number?for example, say I have this: Number=182 First I want the javascript lengthen the number to, say 7 digits,resulting in: Number=0000182.then I want to seperate the individual digits so that an array holds them: num[1]=0, num[2]=0,...num[5]=1, num[6]=8, num[7]=2.can anyone help me plz?LG
I know with javascript, you could do: scroll(0,0).
foreach() help
in PHP
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Um, why do you have a title on you A tag? i've never seen that before...LG