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I work/travel all over, but am well-pleased to call Kansas, USA, home. The cost-of-living is so low, it's almost shameful. I pay around $900.00/month to OWN a home that I newly built. 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 2 levels, attached garage, large yard/lawn full of trees. Jealous? Well, if so, …

With CSS, you set the margin of your main content block element to "auto", and it will automatically center, even if the content itself is given a width. If your main content is contained in a div, you might give that div the class "container", and your CSS declaration might …

The page has no DOCTYPE. That's where you have to start. Once you have a valid DOCTYPE, then you can begin to narrow down the problems.

In fact, I believe I was sunk by just such a well-wisher. I don't have any proof, because Google refuses to disclose any details about the nature of the "invalid clicks". What I think happened: I was at a coffee shop, moderating a poetry forum I used to run. Someone …

Not really. Reading between the lines, I suspect that you're trying to "optimize" your website so that it's listed "high" in a search engine. There's an entire industry that's grown up around this, called SEO. Daniweb has some SEO-related sections, you might post there. Websites artificially manipulate search engines, search …

So, in fact you DO want to POST a FORM, you just don't want an "ugly button". Right? Then either style the button using CSS, or code almost any other HTML element, such as a hyperlink, to fire the form's "submit()" method. (You might have had more answers, sooner, if …

Define "rotating". Do you mean, load a series of images (place different images "sequentially" or "in a rotating series"? Or, do you physically want to change the "angle" of an image? IE has some filters for this, but they definitely aren't cross-browser.

This is a HUGE topic. I work in printing/publishing, and code PostScript, so I've written my share of text justificaiton routines. Simple approach: adjust the whitespace between words Better approach: adjust the majority of the whitespace between words, the rest between individual spaces. I use 80/20, it seems to be …

You could use an expression modifier, to add the /s to your character array. I haven't tested it, and it's late, but try: [code] function PasteAlphaNumeric(objEvent) { var strPasteData = window.clipboardData.getData("Text"); var objInput = objEvent.srcElement; if (strPasteData.search("[^A-Za-z0-9][B][COLOR=Red]+/s[/COLOR][/B]")!=-1) { alert("The character you attempted to paste is not allowed for this field."); …

What does the rendered table need to do? If the answer is "it needs to contain "stuff" that the user will click/change, and then more server code will run", then you need to "Render dynamic controls", and should use a server side control to do that. Repeater. DataList. DataGrid. If …

You have to provide a path to the image. HTML documents use URLs for paths. If the image is in the same directory as your html file, then you use the filename. The tag is "img": <img src="myImage.jpg">

EPS is a file format based on the PostScript programming language. Many design applications can save files as EPS. EPS used to Illustrator's "native" format; now Illustrator actually saves its files, internally, as PDFs. Forget EPS for the moment. If not with Illustrator, then with what application would you create …

It's probably loaded as an external JavaScript. Viewing the source should show you all of the script tags. You can then navigate directly to the script file. I don't recommend this except for educational purpose, to learn how a certain effect is achieved. You should only download and use scripts …

The "autocomplete" is an often very annoying and disruptive "feature" of a particular browser or browser plug-in (like the Google Toolbar). As far as I know, a standardized autocomplete was never made part of the JavaScript DOM, so you can't do what you're trying to do.

That's because "disabled" isn't a client-side property of the rendered control. It's a server-side property that makes no sense in the browser. There isn't a way to "disable" a hyperlink, per se. What you can do is define a hyperlink CSS class that "looks" disabled, and then you can change …

Interesting topic. I assume you're referring to programming projects, at least that's the context I choose for my reply. Discounting school projects, my first "on my own" programming project was in a language now called "PL/B". At the time it was called "Databus". I rewrote a code module that would …

Remember that the "C" in CSS stands for "Cascading". That means there is a hierarchy of styles. If two style definitions conflict, the most specific wins. So for a particular img, if you wish to override the class definition, then provide an inline definition for that image.

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This is a topic that comes up now and then, and one I've had to face in my own life. I have never received any "certification" in any technology. Yet, I've made a lifelong career in IT, and have been a senior programmer, a Vice President, a Director of Development, …

I think he's actually asking for a way to CLOSE the opened window. You can use the "self.close()" method in the opened window. I would not tie that to the click method of the displayed image, however. Display a "close me" button, instead. In actuality, though, this is completely unnecessary. …

Neither works for "Web design". These are "page layout" applications, referring to printed pages, not web pages. And as I mentioned in your other thread (yep, you double-posted! That's a no-no, but we'll let it slide this time), your choice really depends on your workflow. For example, if you want …

No. JavaScript can do cookies, though.

You want to turn a QueryString argument into a PHP variable?

Just because the .NET Framework is "free", doesn't necessarily mean it's legal for you to distribute it. You need to research the issues by going to the Microsoft website. This is excerpted from a page on MSDN: [quote] Note If you choose to use the Dotnetfx.exe or redistribute it with …

When you say "controls", do you mean ASP.NET Server Controls? When you say "drag and drop", do you mean, you want the client to be able to drag and drop things in the context of the final page? Or are you asking how to use your development IDE? What development …

I welcome your participation in the HTML, CSS, & JavaScript forum. Many of the links you've posted are interesting. However, the main purpose of the forum is discussion. Rather than simply posting links, I'd appreciate it if you'd provide some commentary about the links, such as your opinions, questions, etc. …

You cannot do this client-side, because that would mean a script from your domain would need access to the contents of a page from another domain, and browsers don't allow that. You'll need to use a server-side language to perform what's called "screen scraping". I found this discussion on client-side …

With all the recent news and attention to the latest Google products, I've found myself becoming increasingly paranoid about Google. Have things started to take a creepy turn, or is it just my imagination? For example, the Google Library Project, and the Google Print Project. Who gave Google the right …

Well, there might be a way to do that... but it's not something I'd ever do, so I haven't investigated it. I strongly discourage you from doing this, for several reasons. Perhaps the most important, it would violate user expectations. A user expects to be able to click hyperlinks. Finding …

tayspen, Please, please, please - give your messages some careful review and thought before you post them. I'm asking very nicely: use proper spelling, punctuation, grammar, and capitilization. I hope you like Daniweb and stay around for a long time, but you'll find it much easier if you adopt a …

You need to use the System.Drawing namespace. Something like this should get you started: [code] Bitmap b = new Bitmap(@"C:\WINDOWS\Blue Lace 16.bmp"); IntPtr hIcon = b.GetHicon(); Icon i = Icon.FromHandle(hIcon); [/code]

That's a lot of code to debug... really more than I want to try. Where did you get the script? It might be best to contact the script author.

It's actually "cul de sac", a French expression for "bottom of the bag", and is pronounced well, more like it's spelling would suggest than "coldasack". It's a term used for any "dead-end", including roads. All of that aside, I've never heard the expression in the context of web development, sorry.

Looks fine to me, in FireFox. I'm assuming "static background" means a fixed background, one that doesn't scroll when you scroll the page content. That isn't a pleasant effect, though, in my unsolicited opinion :).

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Look at [B]Server.Transfer()[/B]. How is this question related to a "parameterized query", by the way?

I get no such message. You're probably testing/loading your pages LOCALLY. IE will indeed block scripts in pages that you load from your local file system. You can't, as far as I know, turn it off. But never fear, people who browse to your page don't get the warning.

I'm sure a few of us can take a crack at it. However, what you're trying to dol really isn't typical. Hyperlinks should be self-descriptive: [code] <a href="order_processing.php">Complete your order</a> [/code] "Complete your order" describes what the hyperlink does. Now, I can imagine a scenario where you would like to …

Remove the line in red. You're trying to display an inline element in "block" mode, and that is causing IE to add the extra space. Firefox, on the other hand, just ignores it. [code] #sidebar .sidebox a, #sidebar .sidebox span { border-bottom: 1px solid #fff; color: #5C5D60; [COLOR=Red]display: block;[/COLOR] padding: …

Save the values into cookies.

You should post this in the Java forum, if you really mean "Java". It could be that you need to install the latest version of the Java Virtual Machine. If you mean "JavaScript", then check your security settings under Internet Options, to see if you have enabled JavaScript or not. …

Actually, that's achieved by setting the border property. CSS allows you to set border-top, border-bottom, border-left, and border-right, independently. You can also set the border width and style, to get a grooved or inset border. So, search for "CSS border properties", and you should be on the right track.

Loads it where? Look at some of the code in this article: [URL=http://www.tgreer.com/comboArticle.html]Creating an HTML "ComboBox" control[/URL] It demonstrates all the techniques you'll need to reference Select/Option controls, retrieve their values, and copy them into other controls.

This is expected. The address bar shows the address of the page the user is on, which in the case of frames, is the frameset page. Since the user isn't navigating away from the frameset page, the URL in the address bar doesn't change.

Use DIVs, and CSS visibility settings. For an example: [url]http://www.brownfedora.com/[/url]

You can look at my site, shown in my signature, for an example of 3-column layout using CSS, instead of tables. The middle column expands or shrinks with the size of the browser.

I'm sorry, but to post a URL is against DaniWeb policy. You can, however, post code snippets for us to examine.

I think you just need to modify the "startY" value in the script. May I also give you a [I]personal opinion[/I]? Don't do this... most users find scrolling elements like this extremely annoying. It won't get you any more clicks on your ads; in fact, the overall impact on click-throughs …

I haven't researched your specific issue, but it isn't necessary to use images as buttons or hyperlinks, unless you want buttons like you see on daniweb, with an image background. Using CSS, you can style regular hyperlinks to look and function as buttons. [code] <html> <head> <style type="text/css"> a:link, a:visited …

When the page in the right-frame loads, it should disable the buttons in the left-frame, until it is done computing. When it is done, it should enable the buttons.