2,255 Posted Topics
Re: It might be scrolling too fast for smooth scrolling. Turn off smooth scrolling. | |
Re: My number one thought is security settings. The site is probably trying to do something that violates your settings for the level of trust the browser finds. Your son may have weakened his security settings to be able to get into a site. It could also be that the site … | |
Re: It's the ads. As soon as they load, it goes fast again. While they are loading, you can't even scroll now. | |
Re: It depends on what you are doing. Some commands have a /b or /n switch to tell them they are being run from a batch file (and to suppress prompts.) Another way is to have input and output redirection. But the input file must have all of the correct responses … | |
Re: Another way to make it work is to have a gif animation which does the scrolling. I see some nonstandard tags in your code, which don't work in all browsers. | |
Re: I can read the posts before the ad loads. But the moving pictures are just as annoying as ever. | |
Re: [COLOR=Black]After you click the non-italic A on the advanced reply menu, the color grid appears. To make it disappear, click a color. You can then remove the tag that appears if you don't want a color.[/COLOR] | |
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Re: It could be that the repeater is identifying itself, but not the printer. Question: Is the repeater bidirectional? Some Plug-N-Play printers have the driver info in the printer. With a single direction repeater, the computer can't read the driver info. | |
Re: I would suggest inserting text into a string when someone clicks on a button. | |
Re: It's a security setting in Outlook Express. | |
Re: Hotmail is one of the bubonic blockers. If anyone reports an email from an ISP as malware spam, even if the address is spoofed, Hotmail, AOL, and some others block all incoming material from that ISP. All the reporting person has to do is click a report link. It stays … | |
Re: This can happen if two spyware programs are running at the same time. | |
Re: Probably the hard disk either died or got its format zxnrbled. Check your CMOS battery first. | |
In every book I have on HTML, it shows a database or other file associated with a form. I want to use form elements with JavaScript to control the web pages themselves, without the use of an external file. Can this be done? | |
Re: Textarea size is directly defined in terms of character rows and columns. | |
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Re: Batch script has an ON ERROR function to redirect batch execution to a section designed to handle errors. If an error occurs, the program with the error can not keep running. | |
I want to understand the difference in parameter passing between the three methods used: - Returning an array in the return statement. (variable a in the code below) - Returning an array copied as a unit from another array. (variable c in the code below) - Returning an array, each … | |
Re: There is a difference between how Firefox and IE render pages. One includes all of the margins, borders, and padding within the declared box size of the item. The other does not include them, but adds them to the declared size of the item. This means that nothing that you … | |
Re: This web page lists all file extensions in use and their purposes. [url]http://filext.com/[/url] The safest extension for generic data is the .dat extension. | |
Re: Is it renaming the file, or leaving the original file untouched and creating a new file? | |
Re: It works in Firefox 2.0.0.3. It works in IE 7.0.5370.11 | |
Re: Your hard drive directory has become corrupted, probably by a nonstandard shutdown, power failure, or virus. Back up what you can, format the drive, and reinstall Windows. | |
Re: [quote=nathanpacker;349199]I have a script sending out an email to some users, and I was going to try to use CSS to format it, until I found out it's nearly impossible. So I have 2 questions. 1. Is it possible to use CSS in email, and ensure everyone can read it? … | |
Re: It's probably the activx popups within the posts. They take you to definitions of terms. I wish they would get rid fof those things. | |
Re: The client computer must have the script interpreter to execute the script. VBScript is a Microsoft product. So guess where it runs. | |
Re: First you have to find out what is slowing it down (if anything): - Your connection speed can be improved only by paying for a better service. - Nothing can make an ad load faster. The bottleneck is often the ad server itself. But blocking the ad (if you can) … | |
Re: I use it. You have to: 1. Select the object to be filled with the arrow tool. It must be a single object, not a collection of lines not part of the same object. 2. Select the interactive fill tool. 3. Select the color you want from the pallette. The … | |
Re: And in the meantime, I hit my BACK button. | |
Re: The only good translators are bilingual humans. | |
Re: When two virus checkers are running, they waste a lot of time checking each other's activites. | |
Re: The three garbage characters ahead of the doctype are appearing in the upper left corner of the display. | |
Re: It's still doing it. When I am waiting, I notice that it is waiting for an ad to load, not a Daniweb address. I have seen this before. It usually happens when an ad company oversubscribes its service. Then, many many browsers are sitting there waiting to be serviced. The … | |
Re: The folder icons are normally stored on the computer, not the stick. If you store an icon on removable storage, the computer will chose a different icon to use when it can't find your icon because the stick isn't there. So you will have to copy this alternate icon to … | |
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Re: That was the problem I reported some time ago, except that the dropdown showed over the ad. But the clicks on the ad worked instead of the clicks on the dropdown. Are we talking "rogue" instead of "rouge"? Rouge is red makeup. | |
Re: What is missing is the boot sector. You need your original Windows disk to make your new hard drive bootable. The boot sector is not a file that can normally be copied, since it is different for each partitioning. | |
Re: My thoughts: - How much whitespace you use depends on how much content you want, vs how much you have to pay for server memory and download bandwidth. - I use only one space for each indent in tight memory situations. But I use a monospace editor font. - I … | |
Re: A few things to check: - Has someone plugged in a new telephone or answering machine on your system, or removed one of the telephone filters? - Did the phone and DSL cables on the adaptor get switched? - Are all of the connection lights lit on the modem? If … | |
Re: It's possible you have an unbootable disk in a removable drive. If so removing that disk will allow the compoter to boot. A virus may have replaced the boot sector. Or shutting the computer down wrong damaged the boot sector. You need your original windows disks to fix this. . | |
Re: ATT DSL is cheaper. Whether or not you time out depends on the ISP you choose. | |
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Re: What kind of file is it? Some types can't be fast wound. | |
Re: Leave OUT the target property altogether. It is deprecated. Why not just let it open a new tab? | |
Re: It works fine for me. I have Firefox 2.0. One thing you have to be aware of is how the browser constructs a box object (such as a td): - Some browsers include the margins, border, and padding of a box object INSIDE the specified dimesions of the box. So … | |
Re: This is the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript forum. How are you calling the JavaScript from your html code? It doesn't just run itself. Either your main JavaScript code must be in the body portion of the code, or you must use an on-action attribute in an html tag to cause … |
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