On Thu, Feb 08, 2001 at 05:23:45PM +0800, Patrick Bartek wrote:
Any target release date for the "Full," non-beta version?
Soon (tm).
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Matt Sealey wrote:
Any target release date for the "Full," non-beta version?
Whensday the Thingytober is Finishedember.
Beautiful.
However, please note that it does not comply with HTML 4.0 standard date
notation. - :-)
Hi Matt (Sealey),(Your message from 09-Feb-01)
Hello Patrick
On 08-Feb-01, you wrote:
Any target release date for the "Full," non-beta version?
Whensday the Thingytober is Finishedember.
Thanks
I remember a post, where someone exaggerated wildly about "peurile
babytalk" or similar
Hi Matt,
That's partly because the JS code designed to deal with it is loaded
from an external file, which V doesn't support quite yet.
Which was one of the first things I noticed when I tried playing with JS.
I did this:
set var extloadok to 0
load external file - first line sets
On 09-Feb-01, David Gerber wrote:
On Thu, Feb 08, 2001 at 05:23:45PM +0800, Patrick Bartek wrote:
Any target release date for the "Full," non-beta version?
Soon (tm).
Matt's reply was much more interesting, but yours is preferable.
"Samuel Byford" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Basically the W3 site doesnt decide which html format to check the
specs against by the 3.2 or 4.0 or 4.01 part of the DTD - it does it
purely on the URL provided (hence: no url - everything errors).
You obviously don't know what a DTD *is*. Look it
Hello Robin
On 09-Feb-01, you wrote:
Hallo,
I'm not sure if this is ON or OFF Topic :)
My domain hoster (Strato) offers now subdomains in an funny way.
So called at-domains ... This way you can have subdomains equal
to your emails.
Ick.
for example
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subdomain: http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now I wonder : Is the @ allowed in URL's ?
Would this work with V ? Seems it's based a little on JS.
I'm just curious ...
To my knowleadge (which is very limited!) things like @ etc. are not
allowed as part of domian names at all. I think you are
Hello Uffe
subdomain: http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now I wonder : Is the @ allowed in URL's ?
Would this work with V ? Seems it's based a little on JS.
I can't answer the first question, but in contrast to you I have actually
taken the time to investigate your second questions. I prepared
try opening www.amigart.com
there are links named
Home AboutCompanies News Sites Games
They are like menus in Explorer and NetScape
I mean when you move your mouse over them they should immediately display a
pop up menu. But they don`t.
By the way latest beta looks and works much
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