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JavaScript. I'd think interpreting/running a script wouldn't be that much slower than loading an entire IFRAME. Plus, IFRAMES... I just never cared for frames.

Did you follow all the prerequisites for installing the .NET Framework? All the updates, patches, etc. that Microsoft's site details? Did you check the error on MSDN? With what results?

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You cannot. The buttons (I take it you mean the browser buttons on the toolbar?) cannot be disabled via JavaScript.

I don't know a thing about FrontPage, so if there's a nifty button to press to accomplish this, someone else will have to chime in. You're asking in the HTML/JavaScript/CSS forum... but I'll just assume that's because you're lumping all web development together as "HTML". The best answer for your …

So, what are your buttons? Are they [INLINECODE]input type="button"[/INLINECODE], or are they hyperlinks styled to look like buttons?

Yep: Float is one of those attributes that basically works in conjunction wiht other elements set to float and/or clear.

I think you'll have to code to the Event object, which has cross-browser issues. But the Event object is created when any event occurs, and you might be able to tell if a click was a left or a right click and code accordingly. So my first thought would be …

Print these files? Where? If you want the USER to download/print the XLS, all you can do, reallly, is serve it back to them. Printing is a user function, and something you cannot "force" to happen, particularly with a streamed file. They may not even have Excel installed on their …

While I won't prevent anyone from taking this challenge on, it really isn't the purpose of this forum to teach a top-down, from scratch HTML course. Years ago, I learned from a book in the "Visual QuickStart" series by Elizabeth Castro. I'm sure it's been updated several times and is …

Not sure I understand the problem. Hitting "Refresh" will, well, refresh the page. No value would be expected to remain, every element would naturally go back to the initial, default values.

You can add a small script to the head portion of each of your child/inner pages. This script will check to see if it is inside a frame, and if not, redirect back to the home page. [code]<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> if (top == self) { self.location.href = "index.htm"; } </script>[/code] …

No. You can let them download it, adjust it in their copy of Excel, and upload it back.

Impossible to answer, given the complete lack of detail. What homepage? Where? Which browser?

There are DOM methods equivalent to getElementById, such as .getFirstChild, .getChildNodes() and so on. Those are what you need to use. Web search for those terms, you should find lots of tutorials, such as this one: [url]http://www.opensourcetutorials.com/tutorials/Client-Side-Coding/JavaScript/javascript-document-object-model/page4.html[/url]

Re: images in the Google Ads - always trace the problem back to its source: The forum has Google Ads in it!

And if this isn't the case, and the file really is an HTML file with a ".html" extension, simply double-clicking it should open it in your default browser. If not, then open the browser, and drag the file into the browser.

I didn't quite follow your question. You say you're having trouble "passing hidden values", but the code you've shown is for creating hidden input elements. You'd simply do that in another, separate, loop.

Agreed - something very strange. The error might be in the "main.html" file you're referencing but haven't shown.

Yep. it's invisible on most LCD's.

Sorry, you cannot. This is by design: a script on one page should never be allowed to close a page on another domain wtithout first asking the user. This behavior is built into the browser itself.

I'm not quite sure I understand. Does my 3-column layout at [url]www.tgreer.com[/url] match your criteria?

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Please use the forum's CODE tags when posting. JavaScript runs on the client. ASP runs on the server. You cannot "pass" variables between them, per se. The only time ASP runs is when a REQUEST is sent to the web server, either a GET or a POST. The way you …

It's a web development language from Microsoft. You use it to develop web applications. It consists of a large set of objects. The objects have properties and/or methods which can be manipulated at design or run time (dynamically). ASP.NET works in conjuction with the web server to process these objects …

If you don't know a server-side language, you're not a Web "Developer". If you want a job as a Web Developer, you need to become a Developer, which by definition means learning a programming language. Dreamweaver is absolutely irrelevant to that. If you are great at HTML & CSS, and …

Right... anything you COULD do would necessarily make your overall load time slower. Get a faster host. On some e-Commerce systems I've designed, where there is a significant task (such as generating a print-quality PDF proof), I pre-load a "please wait" message or GIF, with visibility set to hidden. When …

Hello. Please use the forum's code and formatting tags, and avoid things like "######" in your posts. What have you already tried? Are you familiar with JavaScript's events and event handlers? You might investigate using the "onkeypress" or related event handlers. The particular keycode being generated will be a property …

You can certainly write cookies with JavaScript, yes. A simple web-search should reveal hundreds of examples. You can also use the JavaScript "timer" object to periodically check to see if a cookie has expired. So yeah, this could be done. However, it won't be secure.

You can't. This is fundamental "user interface" 101. A programmer shouldn't attempt to force actions that are historically under user control. Also, what you're attempting violates the browser security model. Just imagine the havoc that would be caused if a web page could "silently download" anything as soon as you …

There is no simple way, but some searching on the web reveals some scripts. For example, this one: [url]http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/attachment/15108/ResizableTableColumns.html[/url] and this: [url]http://persistent.info/archives/2004/07/10/tables[/url]

[QUOTE=montysden]Hi The main point I need to clear up (in my head) is this: If a visitor to my site doesn't have Javacript - they can't see the effects that I've written but will see an invite to download it (?) [/QUOTE] No. They'll simply get errors. The overwhelming majority …

I've developed a few ASP.NET applications in the past, develop C# windows apps all the time, but am just now developing my first ASP.NET 2.0 app. I'm having a nightmare getting a database connected. Everything is on my local machine, including IIS Visual Studio 2005 Professional Latest .NET Framework 2.0 …

This is a professional-grade forum. Please post in "real" English. This forum is about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript development, not Java or "premade blog" scripts. I've moved the thread and encourage you both to run a spell-checker on your posts in the future!

Are you doing this client-side, or server-side? What do you mean by "disable"? Show, but have no effect when clicked? Or, remove the button completely? I have difficulty understanding your last sentence. Could you rephrase the question?

Why is that interesting? What do you find interesting about it? Why do you feel information regarding AJAX would be of interest? Is it a "trend", or a core technology? Do YOU use AJAX, if so, why? Do you have any questions about AJAX? Why are you quoting hyperlinks from …

Sessions are controlled by the web server... you can't terminate them with JavaScript code. Usually, sessions are set to time-out in 15 minutes (I think that's IIS' default, different web servers may vary).

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In general, CSS spacing issues can be resolved by specifying both the "padding" and "margin" properties of all the affected elements. Tables have their own properties... try setting "cellpadding".

I'm not a Dreamweaver user, so can't direct you there. Are you asking for help on how to use Dreamweaver itself, or how to code a "file upload" feature into a web page?

What isn't working? What do you expect to happen? Please ask an actual question.

With which specific area do you need help? What do you know how to do already? No one is going to write your application for you, so you need to ask specific questions. In any data-driven project, you need to start with the database design. Are you using Access, or …

I don't see where you're applying any alignment to the [INLINECODE]td[/INLINECODE] elements. It's very had to diagnose such a, well, messy bunch of code. Strip it down. Make a static page, with only the very bare essentials. Get it working there. Then you'll have some idea of what to edit …

Hmm... never seen anything like that, sorry. It would require an email client that ran JavaScript. What I have seen and used is a web application that generated an image, dynamically, on the fly. In your email, you set the src of an image to that application, with parameters. That …

There is no need to use Flash for something so basic. I can't answer your Dreamweaver questions, sorry. As a Web Developer, I code HTML, CSS and JavaScript "by hand". If you'll be working in this arena, those are skills you should definitely learn! A very simple script using JavaScript's …

Research the JavaScript "window.open()" method. You can do everything you've asked via the parameters for that method.

Please use code tags. It is very hard to read posts that mix the message with the code. That's what the code tags are for.

Please use code tags. It's very difficult to understand and answer messages that combine code and commentary without differentiation. Also, please use correct punctuation, spelling, and grammar. This is a professional forum, not a teen party site.

Regular Expressions have always been very difficult for me, for some reason. I'd be happy to try to help when I have a bit more time later this week. Can you post a very simple "test harness" version of your HTML here?

I haven't read all of your code. I'd suggest simply wrapping the image in a standard hyperlink.