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 | Re: Compiler JavaScript is a scripting language. It is interpreted, not compiled: there is no compiler. |
| | According the CSS specification, it's "bottom left", not "left bottom". Try that and let us know. You can't trust IE, it will do all sorts of wild things. You actually can't trust ANY browser if you don't have a proper DOCTYPE set in your pages. You have a partial, incomplete … |
 | It's going, going, gone... the commitment now is to .NET.  |
 | The site you reference, and the CSS-hover style, are for changing attributes the browser can actually change via CSS: fonts, colors, borders, etc. The CSS specification/implementation doesn't allow for actually changing an image, as you seem to be asking. No "hover" or anything else you can do client-side is going … |
| | This isn't the PHP forum, and your project is a bit too involved for the casual volunteer to help out. Forums such as this are best used for very specific questions about a particular aspect of HTML/CSS/JavaScript. |
| | You can refer to the parent window via JavaScript as "opener". However, if your JS menu simply contains/builds hyperlinks, you can still use the "target" attribute within those links, can't you? You can also specify [INLINECODE]<base target="_parent">[/INLINECODE] within the header on the page, so that all hyperlinks go to the … |
| | I would use a script that toggles a CSS style, from "display:none" to "display:inline", for example. |
| | Nixpix: the "SELECT" element is very versatile. When you have the size set to "1", or no size attribute at all, which defaults to "1", then the OPTION elements are displayed as a dropdownlist activated by a small "arrow" widget. You want to change the color of this arrow. You … |
| | You cannot pass variables, per se, between JavaScript and PHP. However, your PHP script can certainly author JavaScript, including JavaScript variables. I hope that makes sense, because it's late and I don't feel like debugging all that code you posted. Thanks for using code tags, though! Seriously, with your JavaScript, … |
| | Start by changing your "submit" button to a regular "button". That way when you click the button it won't try to submit the form to a server-side process. |
 | Without seeing the site, it's hard to tell. It sounds like you have an issue with "paths". You can have an absolute path, or a relative path. In almost all cases, you should use a relative path for your "local" files, those images and files that are part of your … |
| | Re: MP3 to Database What isn't clear is if the poster is asking how to write an existing MP3 into a database, as a BLOB, or if the question is how to actually encode/create an MP3, presumably from an audio source. The incoherent l33t blather of the next post further degrades the thread: trying … |
| | If you ask a meaningful question, you'll get useful information. Your question is way too general for anyone to give a meaningful answer. Are you coding in C#, VB.NET, or another .NET language? Do you know about the "Web.Mail" class? I assume you've already done extensive web searches, found articles … |
 | WML uses essentially the same tags as HTML. You would basically convert the [inlinecode]<wml>[/inlinecode] to [inlinecode]<html>[/inlinecode], and [inlinecode]<card>[/inlinecode] to [inlinecode]<div>[/inlinecode]. You would combine the "anchor" and "go" tags to a single [INLINECODE]<a>[/INLINECODE] tag, and so on. A few simple "search & replaces" with a good text editor is all you … |
| | [quote=GriffIT34]how does my web site show up in searches "google"[/quote] I don't understand the question, sorry. If you're asking how to make sure your site is well-indexed by Google and ranks well in Search Results pages, that isn't an HTML coding question. Ask in the [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum25.html"]Site Management[/URL] forums. [quote]I have … |
 | Research the "background-image" and "background-repeat" CSS declarations. Edit: sorry, I see you are using [INLINECODE]background-image[/INLINECODE]. But "background-repeat" is likely what you want instead of float/clear. |
 | This article discusses the [URL="http://www.tgreer.com/aspnet_html_04.html"]nuances of dynamic controls[/URL]. |
| | This is a server-side operation. Please ask the question in the forum for whatever server-side language you use. |
| | [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/209805[/url] [url]http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2259[/url] [url]http://blogs.wdevs.com/Gaurang/archive/2005/06/15/5112.aspx[/url] |
| | Look at the "overflow" attribute. The trick is handling how content that is bigger than its container is handled, not vice-versa. |
| | This is far too general of a question. Which specific area do you need help understanding? Access queries? Data-binding? The DropDownList server control? |
| | If however, your intent is simply to provide information for your users, then by all means go right ahead! Don't worry about PageRank and all that other nonsense: I see nothing whatsoever wrong with providing helpful, specific, relevant content for your users from a willing, ready-made source.  |
| | This is best done via server-side code. Any client-side code would probably involve pre-loading lots of Flash movies: a bad idea. |
| | Your message is very hard to read, because of the writing style. I don't get a clear picture of what you're trying to do. You want a script that will write/run another script based on the date? The proper way to do that would be to have a single script … |
| | You simply provide a link to the file. No, you cannot blindly force a file from a server to be written to a user's system. Think about this for 5 seconds; the reason should be obvious. |
| | This is impossible to answer with the provided level of detail (which is none). Make smaller scripts? Also, your posts are hard to read due to the fractured punctuation, spelling, and grammar. If you want good help, you need to do a better job of writing your posts. You're asking … |
| | Re: Google Adsense Read the horror stories of those who've been summarily "banned" from Google's AdSense program. I shrugged them off as the whines and complaints of those who were caught with their hands in the cookie jar, until it happened to me on a poetry forum I used to run. I put … |
| | Re: Image Swap help Script bodies can exist anywhere in your page, if that's your question. The reason why image objects are defined in the HEAD is to give the user a better experience. They'd rather wait a few seconds up-front, once, for the page to load, than have to wait for an image … |
| | HTML is not ASP.NET. To get the values of HTML elements server-side, post them in a form and iterate through the Request object; or don't use an HTML element in the first place, use an ASP.NET server control instead. You don't need to place them in a hidden element, as … |
| | Since this is a JavaScript question, I assume you want this done completely client-side? We'll be happy to help, but first a couple of observations: 1) This might be easier server-side. How are you generating your pages? 2) The approach will depend on your page structure and doctype. Can you … |
| | Re: scrolling images Scrolling is tough... break this into steps. The first step is to write a "scrollDetector", a function that will report the positions, horizontal and vertical, that a user has scrolled. IE and Moz browsers both store this value, but they use different JavaScript properties (the underlying DOM is different). Once … |
| | It doesn't work because you are writing in a statement, on the client. That is not the same as [I]evaluating [/I]a statement on the [I]server[/I]. Document.write(), then, is not the proper mechanism to use. In fact, in the more recent XHTML implementations, it isn't even supported. You need to do … |
| | Whenever I see people talking about "dynamic controls", I shudder. I've written [URL="http://www.tgreer.com/aspnet_html_04.html"]this article[/URL] about dynamic controls and page life-cycle. Chances are you're not recreating everything properly on each code path. |
| | Those stats always confuse me too. I [I]think [/I]what it means is that one person, tracked by IP address, viewed the page 10 times. This is common, for example, if you have a home page with links to and from several auxilary pages. They hit your page once, click to … |
| | As usual, the examples I find for this either don't work, or don't apply. I want to store, essentially, a text file, within my app.config file, and access it programmatically. Here's a simplified version: [code] <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <configuration> <configSections> <section name="PostScript" [COLOR=Red]type=""[/COLOR] /> </configSections> <appSettings> <!-- User application … |
| | This is the ASP.NET forum. Is that what you're asking about? If not, I can move the thread to the ASP forum, just let me know. ASP.NET and IIS can get into problems based on which was installed first. This may seem like overkill, but the best catchall solution is … |
 | Re: My Questions If you're serious about web development, you'll install the main browsers, so you can test your layouts yourself. Also, we prefer you start a thread for each new question, with a descriptive subject. This way, others who are searching for answers can find the threads. They won't know that "My … |
| | Of course you have to write code-behind. Where else would code go? Surely you're not mixing your code and HTML together in the ASPX page? Simply modify your INSERT query itself.  |
| | I think this could be done simply by including or not including the "target" attribute in your links. Hard to tell without seeing the code. |
| | Not here! Try our "Webmaster Marketplace", under the "Site Management" category. |
| | Re: Editable combo I have to add mine, of course: [url]http://www.tgreer.com/comboArticle.html[/url] |
| | There are no such magic "codes". If you are storing username/password data in an Access database, you'll have to write the appropriate query to retreive them. For authentication/redirection issues, research basic .NET Forms Authentication. |
| | What errors? You should be able to integrate a script into your declarative markup just fine. Are you sure your script tag is proper for the doctype you're using? |
| | I assume you're asking this in the ASP.NET forum, because you hope to write an ASP.NET application that will do this for you? I don't think that's going to work. I mean, you can certainly code the registration page in ASP.NET, but the redirect must be handled at a different … |
| | Re: Array problem Way too complex for the task. Also, having two such similarly-named methods is a very bad idea. Look into the [INLINECODE]String.Split()[/INLINECODE] method. It breaks a string into an array of substrings, based on any delimiter you like. Then, you simply grab the last element of the array as your filename. |
| | sathiya: please use code tags when posting code. |
| | Why aren't you filling the dropDownList server-side, prior to delivery to the client? I go into detail about the client-server nature of ASP.NET with [URL="http://www.tgreer.com/resources.html"]these articles[/URL]. |
| | Re: Need Help May I suggest the reason you're not getting replies is that you are not asking good questions. What have you tried already? What do you know? Have you written a web service before? A windows application? |
| | [I][B]Please use code tags.[/B][/I] The CSS position attributes depend on how the elements are nested, and how the parent elements are nested, and so on up the chain. Your page is a bit of a muddle, because you're mixing both DIV elements and TABLES, and the container hierarchy isn't very … |
| | Just read through the error messages carefully: they describe the problems and solutions. For example, your doctype expects "type" rather than "language" in your script tag: the error message says exactly that. |
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