Dear Sirs,
please any help with
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A//www.idealcouple.com/test/
I am not able to confignure auto generated PHP output
dta href=./profile/?pid=1025PHPSESSID=6a2db2de31fb7e15728cc68dd01899c4
and not able to avoid ampersands in URL
Should I and how i can
Andrey V.Stefanenko wrote:
I am not able to confignure auto generated PHP output
dta
href=./profile/?pid=1025PHPSESSID=6a2db2de31fb7e15728cc68dd01899c4
and not able to avoid ampersands in URL
Should I and how i can setup my PHP?
I'd like to know if there's a solution to this as well. It's the
Andrey V. Stefanenko wrote:
I am not able to confignure auto generated PHP output
dta href=./profile/?pid=1025PHPSESSID=6a2db2de31fb7e15728cc68dd01899c4
and not able to avoid ampersands in URL
Should I and how i can setup my PHP?
In your .htaccess file:
php_value arg_separator.output amp;
or
Andrey V. Stefanenko wrote:
I am not able to confignure auto generated PHP output
dta href=./profile/?pid=1025PHPSESSID=6a2db2de31fb7e15728cc68dd01899c4
and not able to avoid ampersands in URL
Should I and how i can setup my PHP?
You need to set arg_separator.output to amp; instead of
That
Anders Nawroth wrote:
You could also avoid using session id's in links, using only cookies.
php_value session.use_trans_sid 0
php_value session.use_only_cookies 1
This also takes care of the security issue (not a 100% fix, but it
helps) of having the ID in the address window and in the links.
Hi,
I'm trying to make this site as accessible as I can
with the limited knowledge I have on this issue.
So I tried the validatores... but to be honest I'm
quite unsure how to read and use the results. If I run this page through the
validator
Hi
Kim,
I'm
not so sure about the second issue, but the first one is talking about having
the same piece of text pointing to different URLs in different places on the
page. I can't seem to figure out where that is happening on your page, but I
think that's partly because I can't read the
Well, I've been away from email for a few days, and I've carefully combed
through the ton of posts I came back to, but it looks like the response to
my queries has been truly underwhelming. I do offer my sincere thanks to the
two people who responded to my JavaScript problem, but I must confess to
Chris Stratford wrote:
Since BUI etc... are all outlawed and now depreciated...
How do you style your inner P text?
[snip]
Actualy, they haven't changed since html 4.
Read all about it here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/index/elements.html
A small summary of the important inline elements:
Semantic
Kim,
(1) Your first question deals with the fact that you have the following
codes in use.lia href="produkter.htm" title="Gruppe: produkt
oversigt"Produkter/a/lia href="produkter/produkter.htm" title="Til
produkter"Produkter/a
For mobiles, emulators help reduce our development cost with reduced
packet costs but we still need to test on as many real mobiles we can
get you hands on.
Are you targeting a specific PDA OS?
Kyle
On 2004 Jul 02, , at 19:07, Charles Roper wrote:
Or perhaps a simulator isn't the best solution?
-Original Message-
From: Barry Beattie
kewl. thanx for the clarification
cheers
barry.b
FYI
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/interact/forms.html#h-17.10
Using FIELDSET and LEGEND is also the correct way to group mandatory input
labels and fields together on forms for
Seona,
Messages get missed. People are busy and help when they can. Don't read
anything into it :)
1. your first problem is due to this:
a name=topnbsp;/a
Take out the non-breaking space and your columns will sit against the top of
the viewport.
It affected the left and middle column because
-Original Message-
From: Rick Faaberg
On 7/2/04 7:31 PM Chris Stratford [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this out:
I am just writing because I have been wondering if there is a
better way of
styling text.
Since BUI etc... are all outlawed and now depreciated...
How do you style your
Hi
Gecko based browsers have an extension called Small Screen Rendering.
Again, like the Opera SS rendering option it just passes the page
through a special stylesheet to emulate the screen res. It doesn't
emulate the various quirks of various handheld User Agents.
Seona, I feel your pain. There have been times I've asked serious questions
to a list and had either flippant replies or no replies at all. I've wanted
to say LOOK YOU BUNCH OF B*S*A*DS, I REALLY NEED TO KNOW THIS. YOU ANSWER
EVERYONE ELSES QUESTIONS WHATS SO DIFFERENT ABOUT MINE? In many
Geoff Deering wrote:
It depends which DTD you are referencing as to whether they are deprecated
or not, but U is definitely deprecated in everything from HTML4 onwards.
And B and I are deprecated for future compatibility because they belong
in "Font Style Elements", which are all
Hello, List!
I'm writing the computer document (some kind of spec), where file names
are mentioned from time to time. So my question is what tag should I use
for file names?
Now I use something like that: codereadme.txt/code, but I think
tha's not semanticaly correct...
What's your oppinion?
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