Cheryl wrote:
Is this the one Matthew was referring to
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html
They work on IE 6.
Tim:
And they're completely broken in NN4.7 - doesn't even serve up readable
text (black on black). sigh I wish my company would give up
supporting that browser, or at
Matt wrote:
If it works in Mozilla and validates, then I know
it is standards compliant, and it will work in future browsers.
Ross replied:
Validation is the key (as also pointed out by Amanda)
Tim wonders:
I'm not convinced anything standards compliant will work in future
browsers. A heck of
--- rudy wrote: ---
: actually both your query and your sample page show them in
: ascending order
Sorry, typo. Ascending is what it is and what I was after.
What I'm curious about here is what the best method of letting
the user specify a starting date to browse
No, not for a single word, but for the whole line it does.
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SPAN might, though;o)
Definitely not! span nowrap has no effect at all (in IE6) - at least div
nowrap stops line wrapping, but span doesn't even do that. But div is no
good for putting round a single word, because being a block element it goes
on a
Hi,
I am trying to check the length of the password entered by the user
using strlen($password). It works fine when say I enter a password as
'abc123' but if I entered '123abc' it somehow doesn't work fine. Am I
missing something here? Should the $password or the variable for the
function strlen()
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: Just like the
: nobr tag discussed awhile back - it should have been in the
: standard but it's not, and there's no other good solution for it
: using standards that I'm aware of (but I don't know everything).
The nowrap
Just a quick note--successful has two cs.
Cheers,
Scott
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All,
Following on from the discussion we
All,
Please take a look at http://www.interactwiththe.net/ict/ and let me
know what you think.
There seems to be a weird thing in IE on the work computer where
Government Bids doesn't show up properly.
Can someone confirm this for me?
TIA,
Matt
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Apparently I misunderstood what the original poster wanted to do.
Now I'm eager to find out what does work for a single word.
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Anitha Paruchuri wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to check the length of the password entered by the user
using strlen($password). It works fine when say I enter a password as
'abc123' but if I entered '123abc' it somehow doesn't work fine. Am I
missing something here? Should the $password or the variable
This shows up in IE, but not Mozilla:
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From: Anitha Paruchuri
I am trying to check the length of the password entered
by the user using strlen($password). It works fine when
say I enter a password as 'abc123' but if I entered
'123abc' it somehow doesn't work fine. Am I missing
something here?
Either
- Original Message -
From: Stephen Caudill
The nowrap attribute and nobr have been
replaced in xhtml by the CSS property
whitespace. In the non-breaking hyphenated
word example it would work like:
p Some paragraph text that is supposed to wrap
and a word like
span
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From: Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
Please take a look at http://www.interactwiththe.net/ict/ and let me
know what you think.
I'm using IE6 SP1 on Win98 and I only see a menu with Home, About Us,
Services and Clients. And although the source says there is a sub menu
I feel your pain. I've given up supporting NN 4.x as long as the site
degrades gracefully enough that it can still be used even if it means 2
stylesheets. One for NN 4.x limited to CSS 1 format info and another for
everyone else. I've even used that method to hide things from NN that would
cause
--- Bj wrote: ---
: Have you tried it, Stephen? It didn't work in IE6 for me
Nope. I defer to your experience.
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--- Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote: ---
: All,
:
: Please take a look at http://www.interactwiththe.net/ict/ and let
: me know what you think.
:
: There seems to be a weird thing in IE on the work computer where
: Government Bids doesn't show up properly.
:
: Can
The code where it does this is here--
if (strlen($cpassword)5 || strlen($cpassword 16))
{
echo Your password must be between 5 and 16 characters. Please go back
and try again.;
exit;
// check password length is ok
}
I tried printing the values of
Complete newbie guess
Should
if (strlen($cpassword)5 || strlen($cpassword 16))
not be
if (strlen($cpassword)5 || strlen($cpassword)16)
?
Anitha Paruchuri wrote:
The code where it does this is here--
if (strlen($cpassword)5 || strlen($cpassword 16))
A misplaced )
You probably want this:
if (strlen($cpassword)5 || strlen($cpassword) 16)
Sheila
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Thanks so much...Huh sometimes you feel like such a stupid to do these small errors.
But Thanks everyone it is definately the ')' but what suprises me is that all the
while it did not give any problem until i tried entering a password starting with
numbers. I think I must have entered atleast
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From: Anitha Paruchuri
what suprises me is that all the while it did not
give any problem until i tried entering a
password starting with numbers.
Well, look at it this way. By comparing $password with a number you are
forcing it to evaluate to a numeric value.
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