Title: GET PAID STUFFING ENVELOPES FROM HOME
GET
PAID STUFFING ENVELOPES FROM HOME
Right
now our mail order company is hiring homeworker like yourself, to help
us stuff our sales circulars into envelopes, helping us get ready for
upcoming busy season.
lla
and one of the programmers changed a lot of code and closed the bug.
...But the bug is still there ;-)
I will prepare a testcase and a new bugreport next days and then we
will see.
Bye, Thomas.
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Nice Site (viewed with NS 4.77), but unfortunatly it don't run
with Mozilla (v0.81 & 0.9, see attached Errors) ;-(
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> This is DYNAPI/PHP site. It is in testing yet, and it is in Russian
>
> http://korn.etel.ru/test_dogs/test.html
>
parseInt(this.elm.scrollHeight)
else return parseInt(this.elm.offsetHeight)
}}
I even went back to the original zip file and
opened it directly from the zip file in case
I was somehow using the wrong one, and it was in the original zip
file.
Thomas Leishman
Animator & Webmaster
Aval
lue?
> >
> > If someone starts a thread with a pure (blue) HTML-mail and
> > everyone is just clicking on
> > the reply button and all email clients are configured to send
> > HTML-mails ... ;)
>
> I know, it pisses me off.
it, IE5.5 passed the test (no wonder, IE5.5 and IE5 Mac are based
on the same rendering engine).
Thomas.
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Cameron Hart wrote:
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> We could test for Gecko, but does Gecko include all the Javascript and DOM stuff? Or
>is it just HTML/CSS.
You can use the Gecko engine to make your own browser, see
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/embedding/ .
There are examples like Galeon, K-Meleon ... (very nice and
(detect Opera in 'compatibility mode',
Konqueror, special Netscape versions like T-Online's, Linux ...),
so there is no need to bloat the original DynApi 'browser.js'.
> I personally find the language line a nice addition.
Me too, I added it to the extended 'browser.js&#
I think it's ok, if nobody out there needs to make differences between
en-US or en-EN (or de-CH or de-DE ...), and if there is anyone, he/she should
raise his/her hands no.
Thomas.
Richard Bennett wrote:
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> I think that's a great idea, but I think the code needs expanding/co
I think it should be
is.lang=(is.ie)? navigator.browserLanguage:navigator.language;
because other browsers like Mozilla, Opera, Konqueror, etc. only know
'navigator.language' (M$ proudly present you another fine
proprietary method ;-) ).
Thomas.
Michael Pemberton wrote:
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Read http://www.scottandrew.com/index.php/articles/dom_1
Thomas
Eytan Heidingsfeld wrote:
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> Is anyone experienced in this field.
> I want to create a widget that uses the DOM to create dynamic tables. This
> will be much lighter then current tables which have a dynlayer per cell
he mozilla implementation at:
http://www.mozilla.org/newlayout/dom-roadmap.html
- perhaps it is usefull.
Thomas.
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The official Name is Nestcape 5.0! Look at navigator.appName and
navigator.appVersion, its the same on Netscape 6 and Mozilla - so
there is no need to change it.
Thomas.
Dan Steinman wrote:
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> Really we should probably change it to "ns6" or "moz". I put "ns
r.appName;
if (b.match(/Netscape/)) b="Netscape" //added.
> if (b=="Netscape") this.b="ns";
Greetings, Thomas.
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