Hi Stephen
As I'm at home to visit me mother for Mother's Day
I've just acquired my stepdad's old G3 iMac (shame
it's red not blue to match my glowing blue P4) but
it's more than enough to do my Mac testing on.
I will annoy the chief at work some more to get a Mac
mini or cheap iMac or SOMETHING
Dave:
On the 'Our Services' page, I think the big space to
the left of each
paragraph looks wrong - it looks like there should
be something there that's
missing.
That's because there is something missing! I forgot to
upload the images that go with each service.
On the left nav, I feel
Joseph:
The site came up quickly on FF (Xphome) but the image is taking for ever
to
load (56 dial-up).
Yeah I forgot to mention that I've not done any image optimisation at this
point so the images that teh Flash movie loads in are around 100k each -
sorry for all you dial-up testers at this
I looked at it for a sec from home last night and it
took right at 30
seconds to pull up the page on DSL (1.5mbps) then an
additional 17
seconds for the flash to load.
I still need to do a lot of image optimisation to do
on the site to speed things up a bit and this will be
most noticable
Drew
MOU, you have 70 validation errors.
Thanks for the check I've not done a proper XHTML
Strict validation yet so I'm aware I'm going to have
to tweak things.
There is one error that seems to indicate you've
used an id twice -- to the tower with ye!
Please spare me this once I have been
Screen grabs would be good Franni thanks along with
system spec and browsers tested!
MOU
P.S. I am reliant on you Mac guys at this stage -
we're Macless in the office (a big bug bear of mine
for cross-platform Director development too).
Send instant messages to your online friends
Deb
I really like your FLASH =) I think overall it looks
very sharp.
Glad somebody likes it lol!!! Trust me guys it will be
better when it's finished...
There are 2 things I would change. 1) it's very
narrow - I would widen it out a bit
- I'm thinking to 700'ish px or so
Just goes to show
Hi all
The new site is nearing completion so I thought I'd better ask you wonderful
people for a once over. Not a lot of the site actually has any content yet
(for example the Flash widget has temporary graphics and the portfolio has
test documents) but you should be able to see the structure.
Hi List
After doing a bit of reading I've come across a few different ways of
embedding the Windows Media Player control into a cross-browser web page and
to be honest I'm not sure which one to go for. Anybody got any suggestions
what the best or recommended way of doing this is? Same applies
Scott:
Thanks for the links. This is the only time I've encountered the issue but a
heads up on this sort of thing is great for the future.
Cheryl:
When ultimately the design I posted goes live with PHP generated content
I'll probably end up saving a few bytes here and there removing a lot of
Hi List
Having a bit of a problem with IE6/Win adding extra whitespace to a set of
lists.
http://www.themmen.co.uk/newsite/ is the page.
I've made the font size ridiculously small intentionally to illustrate the
problem I'm having. At this point I have not applied any margin or padding
to any
Bloody hell *growl* cheers for the heads-up rudy
You get told sorry about the confusion with not bothering to tell you your
domain was up for renewal 3 months ago but don't worry we've received your
payment and everything will work fine but everything goes wrong anyway.
Here's some new links
Hi List
I've just noticed the key difference between the two sets of styling rules
for those list sets: the list set which renders correctly in IE has a width
rule applied to the ul, whereas the offending sets don't. I've added a
width rule and everything works properly in IE.
I'm uploading
Stephen:
I did a similar thing and then went direct to Apple's site and priced up a
full spec Dual G5 (that's right 8Gb RAM and TWO of those loverly 30
panels). It worked out at something like £10K (about $17K at the moment -
yes we do get ripped off in the UK) and I sobbed.
However Apple
Cheryl:
MOU, got cite for that licensing info?
Not got the time to find it at the moment, but I'm sure I read something
about it on Macromedia's site about their MX 2004 product line.
I do know it applies to Director MX 2004 because a partner company use it
for both PC and Mac versions
Cheryl:
I can transfer my license from one PC to another but not between my Mac
and
PC. When I bought the Mac I asked Macromedia and they said I had to buy a
whole new copy for it. No way to transfer one of my PC licenses.
Which now makes me wonder if what my partner company has done is legal -
Hi Peter
This is sounding like a codec problem i.e. you don't have the codec used to
encode the video so you can't play it. Problem is though Microsoft (from
what you've said it sounds like you're trying to play through Windows Media
Player) don't have a lot of the commonly used video codecs
Good Job Stephen!
Re your image replacement for the title - exactly which flavour are you
using? I don't think I've seen one which uses an empty span. My personal
preference is styling the h1 with the background image and relevant sizes
and then nesting a span inside that h1. That nested span
Cheryl
I'm not a big fan of image replacement anyway but since we can do so much
with web design/development these days (Microsoft browsers permitting of
course) but also have so many different aspects to consider 9 times in 10 I
move more towards keeping things accessible and don't bother with
Riva:
You might also want to check for scumware or something like that too. I've
had some nasty lil buggers that grabbed focus while running in the
background every few seconds.
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here's a tip: do not assign font size
don't give them pixels, don't give them ems, don't give them keywords
don't set font size at all
then have a look at your page in various browsers
Now y'see I've never agreed with this sort of approach. OK it does mean that
the visitor has got
Joseph
does anyone have advice as to which to work from, the download or the
disc?
It's downloaded now so you might as well use the download. The CD version
will be the full file set for SP2, the downloaded version is the file set
specific to your installation.
If you are concerned about
Joseph:
pre is still there so use it to get your text to render as you want to,
with all the line breaks and spaces you want, and then style your pre to
make it look pretty.
CSS is for styling, not markup, so don't try to find CSS versions of HTML
tags because they are two different beasts. A
My thoughts and prayers to you Jan...just don't be gone too long ;)
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Ignore me list, I just remembered how to do it lol
So, to answer my own question: no, a nested list is not a list item in
itself just nest up your child lists inside parent lists:
ul
liitem 1/li
liitem 2/li
ul
lisub item 1/li
lisub item 2/li
lisub
No. You had it right the first time
Really drew? OK, it's a trip to the W3C validator then...
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Jospeh:
a three column with a header and footer
Bloody hell! I thought I told you to start off simple! This is a major piece
of CSS work Joseph, but it can be done. Just expect to be pulling your hair
out an awful lot.
Cheryl's right though - http://positioniseverything.net have done some great
Joseph
Now who uses ems for site sizing and what problems are most important?
That's the elastic design I was referring to. A column of, say, 36em is
fixed to that measurement. No amount of browser resizing is going to change
the width of that column. However, changing the text display size via
Joesph:
I get you now...those really annoying scrolly boxes that always try to stay
at the same place on your screen regardless of how often you scroll!
Ignore them - they're Javascript based and, although the concept behind them
is a good one (also I think it's a workaround until our favourite
Joseph:
is there a consensus on what is the most usual size of browser
view that people actually see?
Not too sure what you mean by this. If you're referring to common or most
used screen resolutions then I have two answers for you:
* If you're planning on working to a fixed size design
Their site is excellent for explaining some of the special features found
only in IE.
How politically correct of you drew :P
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Joseph
Just a little thing. Don't confuse floats with fluid as they're
different things. All the behaviour you seem to be referring to is fluid
design, whereby the layout of a page flows with the sizing of the browser.
Note however that it's not really common user practice to constantly size
Hi Joseph
The question you ask is a mighty discussion all to itself! There are so many
things to say, from beginner stuff all the way to super-advanced, I just
don't know where to start.
Best do some reading first I think.
Hunt around http://www.alistapart.com for articles on CSS design (but
American? Didn't know they'd greated their own language now?
Well, until they spell thru correctly (even though the correct version is
cheating at Scrabble) and pronounce the h in herbs then I guess it's a
different language ;-)
From what I've been told, it is now politically correct to refer
Who do you think you've been talking to? ;-)
Well yes OK lol
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0-day virus = virus which is propagating before your (or any) antivirus
can detect it.
It happens every day.
Yeah, and given that most new virii are deployed by some bored little
computer geek in the ass-end of East Asia the major antivirus companies can
usually catch the thing before anything
rudy
by the way, it would be viri, not virii
Y'know I've been wondering about that for a while - the double i never
looked correct but i was slammed by educators for a very long time for using
a single i so I guess it's stuck, but granted viruses is probably better
usage even though it is
I wonder how many people does really care about Opera or Safari... or
even Mozilla :-(
Oh how I wish that statement was I wonder how many people does really care
about IE =))
Would make are job so much easier, right list?
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no, viruses is technically correct
that's what i been tryna tell ya!
Well maybe I should bloody listen then :P
So does this mean that octopi is now octopuses?
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Netsky is still very much alive on the net. It's annoying yes but as long as
you're protected there's nothing to worry about.
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Netsky is still very much alive on the net. It's annoying yes but as long
as you're protected there's nothing to worry about.
Of course there is something to worry about!
I'm sorry, does turning on your computer scare you that much *cough troll
cough*
How long until you become victim of a 0-day
Jon
That's what the Trusted Sites zone is for
In my experience, because Microsoft go to great lengths to idiot-proof their
products (but that doesn not mean the developers and testers should be
idiots) allowing the Great Unwashed public to plug-in-and-go, nobody wants
to play around with
I managed to avoid COBOL when I was doing my degree and A-Levels, but from
some onscure reason it was replaced with LISP. Not that I can remember a
damn thing of course - all those parentheses hurt my brain :(
And I always found Pascal to be a problem too, but Delphi makes it very nice
now lol...
Jen:
As this is a rather specialist requirement for a form I don't think anybody
will have one simply lying around. Send me the link for yours again, with
the values for shipping and AZ tax and I'll see if I can find a few spare
minutes to write you one.
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Riva:
the background of the movie doesn't come through as transparent when I
view
http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/parkview in Netscape - any ideas?
If you're referring to Netscape 4.x then it won't show as transparent
because that browser doesn't support transparent Flash movies. This is
Jen:
I don't get any errors when the form is changed, but my subtotals box
doesn't get updated. There's is also something I've noticed too which you're
probably gonna hate me for, although the JS ubergurus will have to
double-check me on this...
You've declared your markup as HTML 3.2 and put in
Hi list...
I've been a one-trick pony server-side for too long and my employment
prospects beyond my current position are looking bleaker. It's time to learn
PHP and MySQL.
Resources, tutorials, books, training, you guys, any and all types of
learning materials required!
Any suggestions?
BJ:
I don't believe the Toyota panel has any less
electrons to share, do you? gdar
Or you could just say it's valance Jac, not valence as they are two
different things. You REALLY don't want to do that floor do you!
Jac:
Overall I think it's great. A few little niggles though.
New Lexus
Hi Stephen
Well, the back seems to be holding up so far so venture forth into the
office!
Here's the link:
http://www.macally-europe.com/mainframeset.php?lang=EN
Bloody frames! Otherwise look up the PHR-100ACB an that's the one I've got
at work and at home. OK, so it's probably not the most
And a little something from me too...
I've got two flat rates I operate when doing my freelance work: one for
professional clients and one for friends/family. The friends/family rate
basically equate to me producing things at cost (which in itself has a
certain markup because generally I have no
I'll have a proper look for you as soon as I can Clancy but for now
Jure said:
The second thing is indexing: Arrays don't start at 0, but instead at 1
In VBScript Arrays DO start indexing at 0 so Clancy's referencing (0, 0) is
correct.
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That should've been
margin-left: -370px;
I knew I'd mess it up lol
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I don't worry about older browsers per se, but like Rudy it's the @import
trick I use to keep the design work hidden from horrors like Netscape 4.7
(and I'm most pleased of myself I've not used a single CSS hack in about a
year now). I've never understood the mentality to do browser sniffs or
if you are down to taking shots in the dark, try renaming the extension
from .fif to .tif to see if the image might not be a tiff
As an extension to rudy's suggestion, try changing the extension of your FIF
files to every file type Photoshop can do just in case. I've had a few
interesting
Paul:
Additionally, if your friend wants to be really swish he could write his own
DTD for his XHTML pages making all invalid markup valid again!!
Got that idea from the discussion board on that Flash Satay article and
could well be a viable route to take if you don't fancy ripping out the
Tris:
on (release) {
getURL(myfile.ext);
}
should do the trick. Just change myfile.ext to whatever you're trying to
open. This will look for files at the same level in a folder structure as
the Flash movie (i.e. CD root as you've noted at the beginning).
If it don't want to play let me
Hi Riley
IMO it depends on what you're trying to acheive with your Flash movie. If
animation and basic interactivity is what you're after then there's no point
in shelling out a fortune for the full Macromedia Flash because you're only
going to use a tiny fraction of its functionality. However if
Tis I again with ongoing problems...
I had managed to get everything working on the server and rejoiced in
sending and receiving e-mail. Then last night some lil spam bugger relayed a
few thousand mails through the server. Suffice it to say I'm not best
pleased about this, especially now that
Cheers drew for everything
I got a nice lil shareware POP3 server and it works well. I'm having a few
teething issues now trying to actually send e-mail to my new address
(reporting back that the server denied connection because teh user wasn't
authenticated) but I'll work through that.
I'll be
Cheers drew - looking good to me
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Drew et all
So far so good - the info you provided has got this server set up very
nicely indeed. Just one little thing I'm stuck on again...how exactly do I
now retrieve mail sent to the server?
I can see the mails sat on the server's disk but how do I go about getting
an e-mail client (such as
Dear List
Run into a bit of a brick wall in setting up a server for a client. I'm not
fully up to speed on Windows 2000 Server configuration so I'm not really
sure how to go about setting up an SMTP server for one of the sites I'll be
hosting.
I've set up and configured the SMTP service and
Browser-sniffed hot-swapped CSS files is probably overkill - if you're
careful you can fix the major inconsitencies between IE5.5 and IE6 at the
basic design/CSS level.
You can get around IE5.5 insane font size issues by specifying a 100% as the
font size for the body and then sizes in Em in
I'm sorry, I *have* to see this site now...how unprofessional would it be of
you to share an URL J.R.?
Pretty pretty please?
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The ideal option would be just to circulate a text only version of the
newsletter, but the publications are already established as a Word
documents with formatting, so I have to continue to meet that expectation.
RTF to the rescue?
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Good to know you got it sorted jac, but what the bloody hell are you of all
people doing using tables in the first place?!?
Sorry it's 4.24am and this flu is driving me mad...
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You've seen this already but it has been tweaked per my client's wishes.
They didn't like a long column so I've rejigged it to be a floating central
panel.
http://www.stokelaugarkungfuandkickboxing.co.uk/newsite/school.html
Cheers Deb
Could you clarify your points for me please:
hz scroll of about an inch on both pages
This is probably to do with those two Lau Gar icons down the sides of the
pages (they're floating divs not part of the background hence content), but
what monitor resolution are you running at (not
Hi again
http://www.stokelaugarkungfuandkickboxing.co.uk/new/school.html
http://www.stokelaugarkungfuandkickboxing.co.uk/new/style.html
As the Lau Gar symbols down the sides are purely cosmetic, they now fluidly
float around 5% from the browser edges, ducking underneath the main content
area as
Screenshots offlist are more than welcome - cheers Steve. Which browser you
using?
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Um...ok! I have no idea lol
A screenshot from you too would be most appreciated if I may impose.
Cheers to all
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I'm really not sure about this one Matt...
Something's just wrong. Can't quite put my finger on it, but it's
just...well...wrong. Looks bland, rushed and maybe even amateurish. I think
you might need to rip it all out and start again.
If your client it happy with it then I don't think you're
In response to Amanda and a pre-emptive apology to Matt:
We've all got our own tastes and I'm not saying the absense of fancy
graphics or intricate design makes the site in anyway a lesser piece of
development, so sorry if I gave that impression.
Having looked at it hard now (in case I missed a
this page was his first attempt at a tableless css-only layout, and
on that basis, i think it's great
It is?!?! I thought Matt had been XHTML+CSS for ages now!
I stand corrected and applaud Matt for getting his first CSS only version
better than anything I churned out for my first 3 months!
Will
Not had chance to look properly but I did notice this:
You open up the master table at 100% width and within your very first table
row you have cells with widths specified as 169, 100%, 247 and 145
respectively. This adds up to over 100% your page width which I believe is
what is causing
always always always test in IE -- it's gotta be at least 80% of
EVERYONE's target audience
With Matt having issues with CSS dropdowns in IE, this is good advice from
rudy, but I thought I'd throw something out there which has benefitted me no
end.
For all us us who are now either venturing
Hi Gerrie
The problem is that JPEG is a lossy compression (i.e. you lose quality
when you compress) so the more you try and get the file size smaller the
more quality you're gonna drop. Also JPEG isn't very good at compressing
solid blocks of colour.
Best think to do would be to have the graphic
To be honest, though, I did like the chromatic
harmony of the blue site a little better
Yeah me too :(
MOU (who's wondering just how daft a blue sunset will look)
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Hi all
Continuing to fiddle with the design work of this Lau Gar Kung Fu site (will
get some web demos up for your thoughts soon) and I've got a little question
to ask...
The client has had the WONDERFUL idea of liking the sub-titles (like
instructors' names) in the Chinaone font I used for the
Cheers for the URL Cheryl - sorry it's taken so long for the thanks but
things have been...interesting and I've not been around.
The stuff there does the job spot-on
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I seek the wisdom of thee grizzled ASP veterans...
A client has asked me to build a feedback system for a project we are
working on, and one of the things they've requested is to have a graph
display of the data collected (percentage splits across opinions, that sort
of stuff).
Anybody got any
Janet
Well, if you can arrange for all of my clients to leave me alone for about 6
months and still keep the money coming in so we don't go bust then you can
have a copy of the one I'm writing!!
Then again, it's for Video production so it might not be what you want...
Looks like it's pen and
Who could tell me what work I had missed?
First thoughts would be to make sure you've got your IP addresses correct
(if you're using a direct cable connection then fixed Ip addresses always
work with me) such as 192.168.0.x with the usual Subnet mask of
255.255.255.0 and both machines are in
Having re-read my post I was not even remotely clear
on what my issue is! Guess that's what happens when
you rush things and got a lot on your plate...
To clarify then...
One section of my primary Flash site is a history of
the company. I have produced an audio-visual piece
also in Flash having
Tis I again
Not having much luck at the moment with work so I'm
stuck once more (different project though).
I'm trying to retrieve only the first 5 most recent
articles in a database (Access database and ASP
running from IIS 5.0). Everything works fine but I'm
not making any headway in
i think LIMIT is mysql, not access
That would explain that one.
SELECT TOP 5
I knew it had to be something like that...and it
works!
Cheers!
MOU
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On the image tag, include border=0
Although if you're conforming to XHTML this is not
allowed (no design-based markup allowed in HTML). I
personally use the following CSS:
img {
border: 0px;
}
Which will apply to all images in your page. If you
want something a little more specific use a
Hi Diane
The click sounds like the Windows Navigation Complete system sound. No way
around that as IE will report that a refresh using a META tag is a completed
navigation, hence the sound fires.
Only way to remove it is to turn off that particular sound on your system -
fortunately from what
BTW, it's not necessary a flaw in wintel; RPC is common to all modern
operating systems. Rather, than placing the blame on a company, Microsoft
in
this case, there needs to be more effort in teaching programmers how to
avoid these things. I am a C++ programmer, and I know how difficult it can
Um Robert...
Why so touchy dude? This thread was about getting some
info on a problem so far I had not encountered, not an
attempt by me to utter destroy what little credibility
Microsoft has left...
Buffer overflows are a function of the
language/Compiler (C or C++), not the
operating
Dear all
Forgive the massively OT nature of this post but it's always good to ask
fellow puter bods...
Is anybody experiencing or has seen a problem with Windows XP recently
involving an automatic shutdown? My brother and a friend are both
experiencing this issue. Within minutes of Windows
Two good replies so far, can't help to add a third...
I personally use Nero Burning ROM to convert the MP3
into WAV. Nero is bundled with pretty much every
CD/DVD writer these days, but if you don't have it
then you might as well go with a smaller download such
as those freeware/demo apps
My first Web App with a full CMS/dynamic back end
LOL That's identical to our first big web project since I took over the unit
Out of curiosity, what is it you messed up on? Just validation issues?
No mess-ups at all really - the whole thing was built to XHTML/CSS2 from the
outset, but I got
Darren:
Cheers dude, will do...
I thought it'd be in the server variables somewhere, but I've not had much
of a play (or needed them before) so I was scratching me head
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stick to % width on tables...
Or % widths on layers. They're a better design element than tables
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Could just be me not looking at things properly, but I've tried
windowName.focus() to no effect - cheers anyway.
I'm gonna go back to it tomorrow and double-check I've named things properly
and stuff...I'll post code up if I can't get the thing to work.
MOU
use w=window.open() and save the reference in
w. Then you can use w.focus() or w.close() etc
That's what I've been doing, but it's not working...
How about a code sample so I can compare, BJ?
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Cheers BJ...
I think I might know where my problem is so I'll see tomorrow, but here's
the theory:
In my code I check to see if a window exists (i.e. if the container variable
has anything in it). If it does then change the href and then focus(),
otherwise open() a new one and assign the
Following Will's lead then:
I live and work in Stoke-on-Trent, UK as a New Media developer for a
(growing) media company. I'm 24 and wish I had more money! My main focus has
always been the programming side, but the visual element has always been
fairly strong and is slowly improving. My main
Peter:
Whoa there!!
Never meant to get anybody's back up, it's just that in my experience I've
never seen or needed to touch Java and as a result never bothered to dig too
deep.
Now, as I don't work with, for in near Wall Street and the other examples
you give, I was not aware of their
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