Re: [WSG] re: generate data

tee wrote: Hi, I really enjoyed reading this thread, especially the responses from Georg and Breton, and thank you Dwain for asking the question. I have heard a lot about unobtrusive js but thus far it's more like a buzzword to me because I understand no JS. Can one recommend which JS librar

Re: [WSG] File comparison tool for Dreamweaver CS3

Avi Miller wrote: > Hi, > > On Dec 18, 2007 3:44 AM, Frederick Matzen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> That's true. It does not work within Dreamweaver. I'm not sure if I've ever >> seen anything that does for sure. > > I'm using Beyond Compare quite happily with Dreamweaver CS3. Works > fine for me

Re: [WSG] Weird feature in Opera

Rob Mason wrote: > Thanks for the help regarding JavaScript all...very useful indeed. > > I have a poser for you, one that my simple monkey brain is finding hard > to comprehend. On my site ( www.spongeproject.co.uk > ) I have a background image set on the > body an

[WSG] layout help requested

Hi all, I'm trying to wrap up the page located at: http://www.cprtools.net/international/inquiry.php CSS: http://www.cprtools.net/international/international.css Issues I seem to be having: 1) Ideally, I'd like #head #general and the table to all appear as one unit, with a white background, cent

Re: [WSG] Encoded mailto links

Patrick H. Lauke wrote: > my approach is usually not to put the email address on there and instead provide a contact form, one major annoyance of contact forms for me: as a sender, i don't have a copy of the email in my email client's "sent items" folder. depending on the complexity of what i

Re: [WSG] Encoded mailto links

Hi Anders, >> Ray Leventhal wrote: >> As a matter of preference, I generally try to eliminate all mailto: >> links on any site I've been asked to work on. In place, I use a contact >> form, Anders Nawroth wrote: > Me too :-) > > But then you get form-po

Re: [WSG] javascript/DOM scripting in cross-browser-land [UPDATE]

Peter Leing wrote: > Not sure if this may be part of the problem or not, but when I'm on one of > the information pages the url to go back to the listing is "http://www.cprtools.net/store/headcombs.php/";. Using FireBug I removed the last "/" on the url and then when clicking on the link the table

Re: [WSG] Encoded mailto links

Nikita The Spider The Spider wrote: > On 10/18/07, Anders Nawroth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi! >> >> Nikita The Spider The Spider skrev: >>> You might be interested in an experiment I ran that compared a few >>> techniques for protecting one's email address from harvesting bots. >>> The short

Re: [WSG] javascript/DOM scripting in cross-browser-land

RCH Library wrote: > g'day Ray, > > if you find a solution, or hear back from the author with a fix, would you > be kind enough to post it to the list? this is the easiest table sorter > i've seen to date, and i've seen a few; i'd love to use it, but clearly > have to wait for this bug to be sorte

Re: [WSG] javascript/DOM scripting in cross-browser-land [UPDATE]

E Michael Brandt wrote: > I am indeed able to reproduce the problem following your steps. FF2/win > reports a syntax error with line 1, the DTD. I'll be real interested to > see the explanation that someone comes up with. Won't be me though! > Sorry. > Nor I :) I did see the error reported in

Re: [WSG] javascript/DOM scripting in cross-browser-land

E Michael Brandt wrote: > [2] seems to sort just fine for me in FF2win. > > Just to muddy your waters. > Hi Michael, Yes, it works fine until one browses away and then back to it (not 'back', but to the specific URI). At that point, for me at least, the columns aren't sortable. Again, it may w

Re: [WSG] javascript/DOM scripting in cross-browser-land [UPDATE]

Nick Fitzsimons wrote: > On 17 Oct 2007, at 17:29, Ray Leventhal wrote: > >>> Are there known issues with DOM scripts and Win/FF2, or is there >>> something that I as a newbie to JS/DOM have overlooked? >> >> So, the question then becomes, is there an accessibl

Re: [WSG] javascript/DOM scripting in cross-browser-land [UPDATE]

Ray Leventhal wrote: > Hi all, > > I've been lurking on this list for a bit and am now sending my first > post/question. > > Having been looking for a client-side solution to sorting tabular data, > I came upon a phenomenal script by Stuart Langridge called &#x

[WSG] javascript/DOM scripting in cross-browser-land

Hi all, I've been lurking on this list for a bit and am now sending my first post/question. Having been looking for a client-side solution to sorting tabular data, I came upon a phenomenal script by Stuart Langridge called 'sorttable' [1]. Easy to implement, seemingly stable in all Win/6+ browse