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| | Check the browser security settings first.  |
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 | Re: Flash CAD viewer You might have to do it the way animators do it with clay. Move it a little, take a screenshot, move it a little, take a screenshot, etc. |
| | Just remember that the validator can't validate code created by JavaScript. If an error occurs in a strict doctype due to JavaScript changing the code, the page often will quit working at that point. |
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| | They look the same to me, on FF 2.0.0.6. Maybe it's the difference between how FF and IE handle margins, borders, and padding: FF puts them outside the measured position and size of a block item. IE puts them inside the measured position and size of a block item. |
| | The choice of portrait or landscape printing belongs to the owner of the computer browsing your page, not to you. |
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 | I'm wondering how many other people who didn't know about those "signals" have been arrested.  |
| | Shouldn't you return a value of true if a box is selected? Also, you are returning before you check all of the boxes.  |
| | Please put your code inside [ code ] tags, so the indenting is preserved. |
| | Marquee is a nonstandard IE extension that doesn't work in other browsers. It is deprecated. |
| | The problem is tht the hover attribute is on only the header, not the entire dropdown menu. |
| | Re: font problem If the computer looking at the site does not have a Vietnamese font, you are going to get zxnrbl instead. It will try to substitute the closest thing to it, and that could be anything. Using utf does not guarantee that all of the characters can be displayed on a … |
 | Are you editing the code or looking at it with Firefox? If so, the spellchecker in Firefox or some other program is saying the names of your tools are not in the English language, and wants you to fix the spelling. |
| | I absolutely HATE it when programmers use tricky programming to keep me from leaving their pages. The way I browse is to Google what I am looking for, then check out each page on the list in turn. When someone keeps me from using my back button, then I lose … |
| | Remember that any user can disable JavaScript in his browser controls. |
 | If they can see your js file, they can also read the txt file. Also, JavaScript has no way to read server files, because it runs on the client computer, not the server. Reading a file used to be possible, but it is now a security violation. |
| | You have JavaScript errors which are stopping execution. The very first word "Begin" is inside an HTML comment, but it is NOT inside a JavaScript comment. This crashes JS right from the start. Also, newer browsers ignore EVERYTHING inside the [inlinecode]<!-- -->[/inlinecode] comment tags. JavaScript inside these will not even … |
 | Mumbo in front of jumbo? Isn't that a description of declaring variables? |
| | It's not as scary as you think. The fact that they had the nuclear weapons does not mean they could have used them as nuclear weapons. The weapons have to receive special encrypted signals from NORAD before they will arm the nuclear bombs. Nobody on the plane could do anything …  |
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 | It happens maybe every three posts for me. But there is something strange I noticed. The little spinning thing on the browser that indicates activity does not start spinning until after this delay. I once noticed that it waited until an animated sequence on an ad finished its cycle. During … |
 | Did you also take into account what would happen if JavaScript is turned off in the browser security section? |
| | Re: Server downtime Murphy's law is active: - Nothing will show the faults in new software like releasing it to the public will. - If you fix something, the fix breaks something else. - The fast solution takes more space, the small solution takes more time. The actual solution uses more space and … |
| | Google does NOT take months to find your site. Mine show up within 24 hours. How it gets the top 10 location is that more people looked at his page. That magic is that he put the stuff people are looking for in his page, plus maybe a meta tag … |
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 | I am seeing the line numbers overlapping on some of these. See post 6. |
| | [quote]A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.[/quote] We need to look at this in the contest of the language that was actually in use in the late 18th century, and … |
| | The posting box text cursor is disappearing whenever the Verizon ads are on the screen. I also get the no-scroll error at the same time. These never go away. |
| | When I get on certain DaniWeb pages, holding the mouse button on the arrow point boxess at the ends of the browser vertical scroll bar (at the right) causes only one line of scroll to occur. It won't auto-repeat the scroll - I have to press the mouse button again … |
| | JavaScript is client-side. You are allowing the user's own computer to check his password. And remember that a user can turn off JavaScript. |
| | I have always wondered why anyone was allowed to make money off of domain names by selling them - including ICANN. The real problem is that there are not enough suffixes. Anyone with a registered trademark should automatically get the domain names with that trade name for the countries the … |
| | One thing you could do is put a name link to the same page in (instead of the real link), and then, have javascript change the link to the real link. |
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| | Several times today, the page has refreshed by itself while I was entering a post. One time it happened while I was editing a post (the edit box disappeared and the unedited page reappeared). Each time, I lost the text I entered. GRIMBIMBLES MOOMSNOPS! (An exclamation from an old Pogo … |
| | How do I get rid of this square full of text that chases my cursor around the forum topic lists like an angry bee. It is annoying, especially when the text spills out from the square and covers other text. It used to appear only if I hovered over the … |
| | Why do they make computers harder to use and program than they need to be? Here are some examples: - Why do most spreadsheets and programming languages do trigonometric functions in radians, when most people use degrees? - Why do most of the C-based languages (including Java, JavaScript, and Perl) … |
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| | IE does it differently than Firefox. You are using an IE proprietary opacity filter. Mozilla (Firefox) already uses the CSS3 opacity element. Neither method works on the other browser. |
| | You don't. That is the job of the sysops. I have never had to assign an IP address. My ISP always did that for me. In fact, each time my site is used, it gets a different IP address. Just use the URL. That's all that is needed. Many web …  |
| | Re: Recent changes [QUOTE=cscgal;423377]Hi, [B]1.[/B] If you remember, the option to disable the various JavaScript style elements was temporarily added to help debug all of the extremely slow page rendering and JavaScript timeouts that were being spit out when I updated the look of DaniWeb a couple of months ago.[/quote] Part of it …  |
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| | What you don't seem to realize is that, to God, what we call time is another physical dimension in space. God sees it all simultaneously, for He is outside time.  |
| | "Wireless technology" is why we are losing our analog TV channels in 2009. And too much government spending is why we are losing jobs. |
 | If you are creating fake email addresses to send spam, you SHOULD be shut down, as should all people who do this. Such people belong in jail.  |
| | You have "<" and ">" symbols in your javascript code. You can't have such a script embedded inside html and expect it to work on all browsers. Use an external script file. Also, IE is more forgiving if you leave out a semicolon. |
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