[WSG] Alerting users upon page reloading
Hello everybody, I have a question: It is obvious that if users enter invalid data in forms, eg. user name and/or password, or email address, we should not automatically change or refresh the browser window without first alerting him/her that a change will occur and giving him/her the ability
Re: [WSG] Alerting users upon page reloading
John S. Britsios wrote: It is obvious that if users enter invalid data in forms, eg. user name and/or password, or email address, we should not automatically change or refresh the browser window without first alerting him/her that a change will occur and giving him/her the ability to disable or
[WSG] Pixel Perfect
Hi all, I ran into something todat from a client I have never seen here or elsewhere. A client claiming there must be code errors because in making a pdf file of the site there are a couple of images out a few pixels, one considerably. Says clients need to be able to make nice copies of
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
The site is 100% error free in both code and css according to the w3c validator, no errors, no warnings on css. Has anyone ran into this? I have the tendency to tell the client to shop elsewhere Can we take a look to this site? -- Matteo Discardi 1802
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
On 6/4/06, Bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, I ran into something todat from a client I have never seen here or elsewhere. A client claiming there must be code errors because in making a pdf file of the site there are a couple of images out a few pixels, one considerably. Says clients
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
2006-06-04
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Marko Mihelcic - founder of mcville.net (http.//www.mcville.net)|(http://board.mcville.net)
yeah a URL would be great :D On 6/4/06, 1802 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The site is 100% error free in both code and css according to the w3c validator, no errors, no warnings on css. Has anyone ran into this? I have the tendency to tell the client to shop elsewhere Can we take a look to
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Matteo wrote: Can we take a look to this site? Yes, it isn't perfect or done yet but is in process: http://66.118.191.85/~websterk/index.php Thanks Bruce Prochnau 1802 [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 1:59 PM Subject: Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect The
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Bob McClelland wrote: When I print to acrobat distiller, the pdf is nothing like the web site! I wouldn't expect it to be actually, unless I'd provided a print style sheet. Did I miss it? I couldn't see one in there. Also Bruce, folk using IE with text size set to small will not be able to
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Im just going to echo what Bob said. Your site will not print properly because a) your site is fixed width and is not designed to scale with smaller display areas (such as the translated size of A4 paper), and b) you do not have any style sheet that applies to printed pages, so that the fixed
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Thanks for the feedback. I said: 1) The site isnt done yet. 2) The print stylesheet hasnt been added yet. I asked about pdf's actually, if anyone has been asked to have the entire site viewable as pdf and have it look perfect: Thanks bruce Prochnau - Original Message - From: David
Re: [WSG] pls help
heres the sample file http://w3fire.com//mockup/simms/thanks **The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
entire site viewable as pdf But what does that mean exactly? Bruce, making PDF files from a site is done by printing it to a PDF writer, so it is dependent on the print style sheet most of the times. -- Jan Brasna :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com | www.wdnews.net
Re: [WSG] pls help
Leonard Salubayba wrote: hi i am having prob with my css layout pls help. i have a liquid layout which is 90% in width, what i want is, when i minimize it and goes below 800x600 res, i want it to stop there and instead have a horizontal scrollbar. coz my div keeps dropping and it not good. pls
Re: [WSG] pls help
Hi Lenoard,Whilst the min-width, min-height will work in the likes of FireFox you will find that it does fall over in the likes of IE. I had a similar issue for a navigation toolbar for a client where 300 of their terminal users were on 800x600 max resolutions, although with the amount of
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Hi Bruce, You can use some application servers to generate PDF on the fly. I have used Coldfusion MX 7 server to generate PDF of HTML pages. See here for more info: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/coldfusion/video_tutorials.html I think .net has something similar too. Hope this helps. Steven
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Bruce,I haven't been asked this before - not in 10 years. Typically there's a requirement for a particular page(s) to be able to be saved as a PDF, but for that we provide dedicated specific functionality - using a server-side PDF generator. It's a reasonable request, though, and could be
Re: [WSG] pls help
Leonard Salubayba wrote: hi i am having prob with my css layout pls help. i have a liquid layout which is 90% in width, what i want is, when i minimize it and goes below 800x600 res, i want it to stop there and instead have a horizontal scrollbar. coz my div keeps dropping and it not
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Hi Bruce, Bruce wrote on 04-06-2006: I asked about a client recreating a site as a pdf, and having that expected, the entire site, and if anyone has had that requested as I have never been asked to have that. Maybe not exactly a match, but I have had problems where a client wanted the
[WSG] AJAX Question
Good Evening WSG,I have been exploring AJAX and wondered if I could achieve the same result of retrieving data from XML documents locally from a directory but without the requirment of a HTTP Server to serve up the page. I am intriguied of the idea of developing a web application that could be
Re: [WSG] pls help
Leonard Salubayba wrote: hey guys thanks for the help (shawn, davi, stephen) ill try to do what you have suggested, i just woke up hope this will work, thanks ill give you updates - Original Message - From: Shawn Cassick To:
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Hi Steven, You wrote: I have used Coldfusion MX 7 server to generate PDF of HTML pages. ... I think .net has something similar too. I just came from checking for info on the site of one of our fine commercial enterprises that was, it seems, generated by .net. After not being able to
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Adobe Acrobat has the ability to capture a website as a pdf documentWhen I last used it with Acrobat 4 in about 2001, it's rendering engine then was quite different to other browsers at the time (IE5 and NN4.7). The differences that your client is seeing is probably due to differences in
Re: [WSG] Pixel Perfect
Nick Cowie wrote: When I last used it with Acrobat 4 in about 2001, it's rendering engine then was quite different to other browsers at the time (IE5 and NN4.7). The differences that your client is seeing is probably due to differences in rendering engine. ie the Adobe engine is not standard
RE: [WSG] AJAX Question
You might have better luck asking on a forum dedicated to _javascript_ or AJAX rather then web standards. -Original Message- From: listdad@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Omen King Sent: Monday, 5 June 2006 1:34 PM To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Re: [WSG] AJAX Question
hmmm, this is true Samuel.I shall search for a community for AJAX, good Idea.ThanksOn 6/4/06, Samuel Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You might have better luck asking on a forum dedicated to _javascript_ or AJAX rather then web standards. -Original Message- From:
