Well there is a DOCTYPE but...
If I use IE6 and try the View-Source option I get only a few lines of the code.
But if I then try File-Save As and then view the HTML in my favorite HTML
editor I do see the
whole code. But here is the funny thing Before the '!DOCTYPE' statement there
appears
there appears some funny
characters.
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN
This is another Microsoft invention - BOM marker used to recognize UTF-8
files.
ByteOrderMarker makes no sense in UTF-8.
Notepad and other MS-tools silently insert it in all UTF-8 files, making
: [WSG] neat code in A9 search
there appears some funny
characters.
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN
This is another Microsoft invention - BOM marker used to recognize UTF-8
files.
ByteOrderMarker makes no sense in UTF-8.
Notepad and other MS-tools silently insert
How do I remove this BOM marker once it's inserted? Damn it, it causes all my XSL transformations on Java to fail!
I use PSPad (www.pspad.com), it doest it transparently (if set in
preferences).
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From: Kornel Lesinski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 9:30 AM
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there appears some funny
characters.
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 16:04:48 +0100, JohnyB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I remove this BOM marker once it's inserted? Damn it, it causes
all my XSL transformations on Java to fail!
I use PSPad (www.pspad.com), it doest it transparently (if set in
preferences).
alternatively you can open file
BOM is a Unicode standard. Without BOM, applications have to waste resources...
But not in UTF-8. There they are not used and will not be.
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BOM is a Unicode standard. Without BOM, applications have to waste
resources trying to figure character encoding. Here are some FAQs about
BOM:
http://www.unicode.org/faq/utf_bom.html#22
I know that. FAQ more or less confirms what I've said - BOM in UTF-8 is
Microsoft conventions for .txt
Hello Paul;
you said .
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Well there is a DOCTYPE but...
If I use IE6 and try the View-Source option I get only a few lines of the
code.
But if I then try File-Save As and then view the HTML in my favorite HTML
editor I
Well thanks Bill. I stand corrected.
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Hello Paul;
you said .
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Well there is a DOCTYPE but...
If I use IE6 and try the View-Source option I get only a few lines of the
WinMerge will get rid of them.
Grant
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Behalf Of Wong Chin Shin
Sent: Tuesday, 21 December 2004 1:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [WSG] neat code in A9 search
How do I remove this BOM marker once it's inserted
does anybody know how this works:
http://a9.com/wsg
Notice the result columns, and how you can resize them..
Also how I can move links by drag and drop to my bookmark list!
Does anybody know how all this stuff is done?
Marz.
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As an aside, did we all see what comes up first on that search? H.
Glenn
Mariusz Stankiewicz wrote:
does anybody know how this works:
http://a9.com/wsg
Notice the result columns, and how you can resize them..
Also how I can move links by drag and drop to my bookmark list!
Does anybody know
For the resize it is simply _Javascript. Looking at the code you can see the
following code
Have not followed it but the 'onresize()' function performs this action. As for
the drag and drop
of the links have not seen it.
TABLE id=mainTable onresize=positionButtons() height=70% cellSpacing=0
does anybody know how this works:
http://a9.com/wsg
It doesn't work well on Netscape 7.
It uses Javascript with DOM .
For the column. It uses a javascript function which is used for moving
object. In this case instead of moving the objet it changes the size of
the column when dragging the
As another aside ...
There is no doctype and there are 703 errors in the html markup and 21
errors in the css ..
still it's kind of neat ... :o)
As an aside, did we all see what comes up first on that search? H.
Glenn
Mariusz Stankiewicz wrote:
does anybody know how this works:
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