Posts by DaveSW

Does that mean you've spotted your style should be a class?

We all have those moments...

I think it'll be the browser version, not the version of windows, which is causing you problems. That is, IE5 or 5.5 on the 98 machine, and 6 on the XP machine?

There's no real reason why it should stop working.
What code are you using with it, and what do you intend it to look like?

There are loads of server side solutions
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=php+image+gallery&meta=
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=asp+image+gallery&meta=

For anyone else who stumbles across this whilst searching for information on this problem, http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;813444 holds most of the answers.

The problem appears to be that the menu uses javascript to change the cell id onMouseOver and onMouseOut. This means that the background is specified in both. IE clearly thinks it's two different images. (SM_c becomes SMcs)

I suggest you take all the references to the dkback.gif out of the SM_c and SM_cs items, and add a containing div around the menus which will then have the background in it. That won't change on mouseover, and should solve your problem.

If you want me to work on it further, can you zip up a html page with the menu on it, and the associated images and css files? It would be awkward to make a new stylesheet for it without the ability to test it...

Hey Dance Instructor
I'll take a look at this in a few hours time - remind me if I haven't looked at it before monday!

Excuse my ignorance but why would you need a crack for a free download? :confused:
Or has it been released?

it could also be a partly random filename

Do you have any idea what this is: C:\WINDOWS\system32\hmktauvn.exe ?

Yeah it seems to be based on Giant AntiSpyware's Solution. Still, I will admit it has detected things that Adaware and Spybot didn't. Actually, let me rephrase that: it detected things that adaware and spybot didn't detect before I installed Microsoft's solution!!

have you tested it yet or is it just the usual Microsoft Hype...

tbody is for grouping td tags.

The TBODY element defines a group of data rows in a table.

so in a data table, your column headings would be in a thead tag, the main body of the td cells in a tbody, and the footer info in a tfoot tag. Or something like that anyway.

any screws loose?

lol no problem ;)

it validates in xhtml 1.0 strict.

Also http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/tables/tbody.html
It refers to needing 'one or more' tbody elements in a table.

So I guess you can.

edit: see also http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/tables.html#h-11.2.3 - which also refers to one or more

I think:
<thead> is all the column headings, i.e. the first row of most tables
<tbody> is the data under those headings

so technically if you need two tbodies then you must have changed column headings, which technically is another table.

Or wasn't that what you had in mind?

Download a copy of firefox from www.mozilla.org and see if you can access them using that.

Check out the manual instructions on this link and see if the files and processes exist.
http://www.spywareguide.com/product_show.php?id=640

Also note that spybot detects some things that adaware doesn't, so they are in fact complimentary programs.

You may also wish to post a HiJackThis log (see link in my sig) for an expert to analyse. Please note it is a snapshot of your system, hence most of the entries will be legit, so don't use it to fix anything unless instructed to do so by an expert.

DaveSW
This is an application that I believe came with a satellite ISP that I did not completely get rid of after discontinuing their service. The actual despcription is Webcast Proxy server.

Thanks for your interest.

I see. there is a trojan of the same filename, but that usually resides in the system32 folder, so I thought this had to be legit.

You could try going to add/remove programs and see if there's any strange entries there, but as crunchie says, it should be under the 04 section if it's loading it.

Do you know what C:\PROGRA~1\DIRECWAY\bin\dpcproxy.exe is?

log looks clean as far as I can see. a few minor things but nothing that should affect your problem.

sounds like it could be overheating.
Try taking the side off the pc to play. You might want to place a large fan to blow nice cool air into the case too.

If that works then you need to see about improving your case cooling.

try installing a few of the other programs listed here: http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread5690.html

especially cwshredder, adaware, spybot.

If that fails you might want to read this thread:
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread7507.html

Sounds like some sort of virus/malware etc.

Try http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread7507.html

You might prefer to try installing adaware, cwshredder, spybot s&d etc from this link http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread5690.html first.

Do you have another monitor that you could connect to your pc? it could be a problem with one of the pins in the monitor plug.

I think he's saying that he actually uses the PayPal service (and therefore, the scripts they have running on their site). They don't offer any scripts.

Exactly what I meant. Sorry I didn't make that clear. :sad:

I've been googling it for a while and I can't find anything interesting. I do have a friend who is a genius with php/mysql etc but I don't think he'd be up for doing it for free if you see what I mean.

When you say Paypal is not easy enough... can I just point out they have recently updated their service. You no longer need a paypal account to send money - so anyone donating can just enter their credit card details, as they would have to do anyway.

Regards
Dave

Storing credit card details is not recommended because of the massive security risks. Personally I'd use one of the premade scripts from someone like www.paypal.com or www.yowcow.com which allow you to receive donations but don't store any sensitive data on your servers.

The DSO exploit can be fixed, but apparently the exploit itself is very old and unused by hackers any more. The way to fix it is to open regedit, find the registry key, delete the 1004 entry that throws up the error, create a new 1004 dword entry with a value of 3. I usually do it just to stop it appearing. Note you will have one in XP for every user area.