page (above).
Saying that your an avid viewer of the show from (whichever country) via the
BBC News Player (click on the link on the right of the program homepage, above)
might also help a bit :)
Cheers.
James Robertson
I checked in a Companies House search probably a year
or two ago (should be ch.xml) which has been crippled
by them including a session key that I can't work
around. No amount of moaning at the relevant people
could get the addition of a session key after a query
is posted, so the search is
Kim/Monty -
My office NT4 box doesn't give an Add Quick Search
type option in the toolbar after installing DQSD.
And I finally woke from my post-Christmas
semi-comatose state and realised that (as Kim also
mentioned) the Error is due to the remote site
wanting to affect the local zone, so it
Kim/Monty -
Kim Grassman wrote:
Hmm... The files are on www.dqsd.net as well, I think
notesbydave.com/toolbar is/was a mirror of dqsd.net.
So, do what the manual says, but substitute
notesbydave.com/toolbar
for
www.dqsd.net
I'll look into changing the directions on the page.
Thanks,
Kim
Just tried installing DQSD 3.1.9 onto my WinNT4 SP6
machine with Firefox as default browser and
encountered a few problems. So after uninstalling
(BTW, the uninstaller deletes *all* the files in the
Quick Search Deskbar directory, including any files
added after the install - I had a backup folder
Brent -
Thanks for that, which has got things working nicely.
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I've just started using Firefox (1.0 PR) over the last
few days and I've got to say that it's pretty darned
great. Some really nice plugins for it as well.
However, I'm wondering if any other Firefox users can
help - is there any way of ensuring that *all* of the
DQSD windows open in the same
Kim -
I hadn't appreciated the DQSD architecture issues,
especially with it already being hosted by the taskbar
process. I've got to say that it amazes me that
there's not any clear way of addresing the issue.
Personally, I might go back to XP SP1 - SP2 has
crippled my digital radio and nobody's
Kim -
Thanks for the reply. I know I'm going to feel awkward
about making this suggestion since I can't code it up,
but... I've got a feeling that the only way to get
DQSD working properly under XP SP2 (even taking into
account the available registry hack) might be to wrap
up (i.e. host) DQSD in
Kim -
Perfect, thank you. I really should read the commit
comments first - just too keen to install things!
James
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Kim_Gr=E4sman?= [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] Bug in gg.xml search
v1.25?
Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 17:58:12 +0200
Just tried using the 1.25 version of gg.xml which is
in CVS and I'm getting an error message popping up
saying that it's expecting an object at line 321
character 5, the URL being the search.htm.
gg.xml v1.24 in CVS works fine.
I'm assuming that it's nothing to do with my
configuration of DQSD
Tom -
If I understand you properly, you're wanting to post a
different form according to options that have been
entered as part of a search query. I submitted a
search patus.xml a while ago which chooses between two
different forms depending upon user input. Don't know
if the search was committed
The base URL for this search has changed, so updated
search file attached.
James
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Thad's obviously hit the nail on the head here, but
presumably it is potentially dangerous to set those
registry keys to 0 since they will cancel the
increased security in the Local Zone for HTML which is
implemented by SP2's Local Machine Lockdown.
There's a linked page detailing developer
Finally having realised that javascript is case
sensitive, I've managed to sort out my search
(although the coding is still a bit clunky)...
Attached is a new search patus.xml which replaces Phil
Albert's three searches pat.xml, patno.xml and
patapp.xml. This one also includes query filtering to
The wizard's no use here, unfortunately - I'm trying
to combine Philip Albert's pat, patapp and patno
searches into a single enhanced version and coding in
the logic for changing between forms and allowing for
the necessary switches is causing me problems.
It's nothing too complicated, and is
Here's another new one. Should work properly (fingers
crossed...)
James
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Thanks for that - I've been meaning to do thisa myself
for way too long and inevitably have found too many
other things to do - will give it a shot in the office
today.
James :)
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Well, if that's going to be done then the UK holidays
can be a bit difficult. In particular, holidays
falling on a weekend are celebrated on the Monday
following. If two consecutive holidays fall on a
Saturday and Sunday, they are observed on the Monday
and Tuesday following. Presumably that would
After years of wondering how the various UK holiday
dates get calculated, 30 seconds on Google looking for
Easter and algorithm made it all clear! Just in
case people are interested, there's a good javascript
calculator here (click on Return links for the main
page):
Day (Patron Saint of England)
Fathers' Day (3rd Sunday in June)
Halloween
Guy Fawkes' Day
Remembrance Day (2 minutes silence at 11am)
Remembrance Sunday (2nd Sunday in November)
April Fool's Day (1 April) not included since it clashes with Good Friday in 2002
- James
Dave -
Like JB said, it may well be down to IE integration
with the OS. As I recall from Win95, there was a
Desktop Update OS patch that came with Internet
Explorer 4.01 SP2. This installed a quickstart bar and
allowed a web desktop, and so it might enable you to
use DQSD on Win95.
If you can
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