MidiMagic

I am totally sick of that editing time limit. When I am trying to copy pieces of code from several files on my ISP, the 30 minute editing time limit keeps me from assembling the code together in the code tags in the post: - When I go to get …

I found that I had to apply a float: left; style to each column to get them to stay aligned. But I find that if the content is wider than the browser window, the structure falls apart.

You can't put anything directly inside the ul or ol tags except list items. But you can put the h1 etc. tags inside the li tags or other list content tags.

Several books I have indicate that frames are scheduled for future deprecation.

z-index is not well supported.

Some browsers do not do ANY processing until the download of the initial page is complete. This is beyond your control. You need to allow for this when designing your pages.

Where? I can't get rid of the bumbling tooltips without also getting rid of the dropdowns.

That [inlinecode] vertical-align: middle [/inlinecode] may be shoving stuff around. It's intended for table cells, not p elements.

Repeat after me: "It is impossible to force a page to be a given height for all browsers and all browser settings."

You have to go into your browser controls and foind a place where cookies are disabled. Change it to either: Enable cookies or Enable only cookies that answer to only the originating server

The key fact is that you can't put a box object inside an inline object.

You probably did not have 83 errors. Many times one typo can generate 6 errors.

I use [inlinecode]isNaN(variable)[/inlinecode] to check if the input is a valid number. If it is not, I return false, and the submit does not take place. But remember that anyone can turn off JavaScript with their browser controls. With JavaScript off, the button works just as if you had no …

You are missing some semicolons. While IE lets you get away with not putting the required semicolons between statements when you are on the top level. Firefox will not. You need a semicolon after: - the second var statement - The oDDL = statement - the document. statement - in …

THis sounds like a security issue. Allowing a web page to do this would also allow a web page to access parts of a user's hard disk without the user's permission. It could also give the user unwanted access to server files. So the user is allowed to see the …

Older browsers don't know what a .png is.

I want ironclad independently verified scientific proof before anybody does anything about it. So far, all I have seen is bad science.

What's wrong with the one in the browser window?

Jibberish? It looks like a forum to me.

Everything worked OK for me on FF 2.0.0.6. I even tried resizing the browser. It sounds like something else you are using (maybe an ad from your ISP) is getting into YOUR computer and making a mess.

You are trying to do something that belongs to the browser in the user's computer. It does not belong to you. The loading bar is part of the browser. You are not really supposed to have control until the page has already finished loading. When you try to control the …

A clue: I thinkl the notification problem, the link history problem, and the problem with the "first unread post" arrow taking you to the same post on subsequent visits (even though new material is added) are all the same trouble.

What is it doing wrong or not doing right in Opera?

[quote=donelian;419943] 2. I am looking for a SIMPLE Javascript code for a message board, where users can post messages, other users can view the messages, and I (as administrator) can add/change/delete messages, Please help.[/quote] This is impossible. JavaScript runs on the user's computer, not on your server. So it can't …

DSid someone change the system clock? I can imagine this causing such behavior.

I have used a button, and changed the contents of the button itself. You could put a huge checkbox image on a button.

If you actually want captions, you have to use p tags (or equivalent) before or after the image.

Did someone change the system clock? I can imagine this causing such things.

How about spreadiong it out into nice formatted code so we can read it?

You re calling the function from the arrow key buttons with three arguments, but from the number buttons with two arguments. Thus, one arguiment is undefined.

"Once you open this can of worms, it takes a bigger can to recan them." Browsers like to do this. They calculate how things fit based on columns and rows. And they do it whether you hard code your html or use pagebuilding software. So you change the size of …

Some browsers don't support layers fully.

Try putting them on the page in a legible manner, so the user can find them. When you get too tricky, you get back-buttoned instead. Maybe you could give each link a different colored background.

UNlikely - it's been going on since the 1950s.

This sounds like something damaged the OS or an application. Reinstall.

Something else may have happened. We all know how the lyrics of most rock songs are buried under the guitars. This means the censor has to listen for changes from published lyrics. It may be that the censor, listening for lewd content, detected lyrics that didn't match the expected lyrics, …

Questions: 1. Did the image upload to your server? 2. Is the image in the correct folder? 3. Does the image have dowload permission by the public? 4. Does the image file have the correct extension? 5. Is the space provided too small for the image to fit?

Maybe the difference between Mozilla and IE is messing up your positioning: - Mozilla browsers (NS and FF) put the margin, border, and padding outside the box-object's defined position and size. - IE crams them all inside the box-object's defined position and size. - This includes the body tag. So …

Error: undefined case. The questions are neither exclusive nor exhaustive. I had 3 questions where none of the answers were true, and 2 where multiple answers were true. How do you add up the numbers in this case?

This test is not a matter of truth, but of what liberals believe is the truth.

I had similar problems. You have to remember that nothing is "global" across multiple computers. There are several things to check out: Where and when does the evaluation of your getElementById() call actually take place? Are you passing the actual value of the hidden field, or a pointer to the …

Think about this a bit. If the server is down, it is not going to return anything, including server monitor code. It's DOWN! The browser will give a "server not found" or a "server is not responding" error. I guess if you have another site you can put your monitor …

Do you mean the use of divs and styles to make columns?

The reason: IE defaults to top FF defaults to middle

There is a fundamental difference between IE behavior, and the behavior of FF and the W3C standard, when handling surrounding styles (margins, borders, and padding) for box objects of defined size. Netscape, Firefox, and other Mozilla browsers put these styles on the OUTSIDE of the defined size of a box …

We can't read the stylesheet. Please post it. The "background=" attribute is deprecated. Instead, use the style: [code] body {background-image: url(yourfile.jpg); background-repeat: repeat-y;) [/code] I have never seen "repeat=" defined for the body tag. It is not in any of my manuals. Also, you will have trouble using any absolute …

It would help if I could actually read it. Didn't you see the requirement of putting your code inside [ code ] tags? It is now allsmashedtogetherlikethis. That turns it into pure zxnrbl. Here is my method of centering material in div tags. Look how the code tags preserve my …

Leave it for Microsift to provide businesses with a way to drive people crazy. My popup blocker is ON.

I agree. The death penalty should be carried out the same year as the conviction. Now that we have DNA to clear a wrongly accused person in most cases, the probability of a false conviction has gone way down.

Integer division: [code] a = Math.floor(b/2); [/code] Test for odd: [code] a = Math.floor(b/2); if(b - a*2 > .0001){ // code if b is odd } else{ // code if b is even }; [/code]