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[QUOTE=mdminternet;646169][B]I really do question why people use Internet Explorer..[/B][/QUOTE] Well lets elaborate on this a little. Making this kind of declarations based on ignorance and frustration, is acceptable and understandable - but completely untrue... table{font-size:0} or expected <br> tag after the inline element closure (in this case: .../img>) would have …

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[QUOTE=clhari;581370]Hi, I want to know if it is possible for Internet Explorer to detect any action on the "Print Screen" key. The website needs its content to be secured as much as possible. The clipboard is being cleared for every fraction of a second, until this web-application is closed. There …

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Netscape method was always a pain compared to ie's elegant intuitive method. So this simple intelligible ie code will suffice for all ie only applications: 1.[code] <a href="#" onclick="doSomething();">doSomething</a> <script> function doSomething(){ alert([COLOR="Green"]event[/COLOR].type) } </script> [/code] On the other hand Netscape and its countless breeds will always require its arbitrary …

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[quote]<param name="style" valuetype="cursor" value="hand">[/quote] I don't know if your applet suports that but I suggest you to change it into this: [code] <param name="style" valuetype="cursor" value="pointer"> [/code] or more probably: [code] <param name="cursor" value="pointer"> [/code] This should do the trick in case it supports tee syling of cursors. You might …

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It is posible that the problem you are facing is in relation to your "onloadScrollWidget=window.onload;" statement. Have you tried to alert the "onloadScrollWidget" after that line and see what gets displayed? Try comment all the script that mentions onloadScrollWidget that are : //if(onloadScrollWidget) onloadScrollWidget(); and //onloadScrollWidget=window.onload; and see what happens...

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[QUOTE=carobee;547609]hi, Is it possible to adjust the text size acclording to the page size in html? actually i have a webpage where i output the value of some command. the output may differ from time to time. now i want that if my output is long it should adjust the …

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A good coder shall support IE6 and FX2 and never bother with any other; should I add: browsing toys, which are more seriously concerned with their own look rather than with how they render your reqiured content. Regards

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It works whole lot better on my IE 6 than on my latest firefox v2 Anyway firefox is not designed for DHTML and can never keep up with the smothnes of IE. My best regards to your highly skilled coder. And congratulations for his original slide effect.

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