At 11:58 pm 8/18/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, jesse wrote:
>
> > If you haven't noticed, Internet Explorer saves all the history
> nonetheless
> > in it's history bar (yet another great IE thing).. So in that case using
>
>Even framed windows?
>
>That's lovely -- damned if you use cookies, damned if you use frames.
>
>Looks like MSIE might have a few more bugs to weed out...
>
>--
>Sam
yup, auto-complete shows me tons of /emailaddress/authuserdb/hf92hf389
url's in it, even when using frames.. isn't MS great? ;)
btw, if i get another 'out of office' message from that guy i will be
annoyed ;)
but check into that javascript function for reloading "only a frame"
anyways, i know there's some way to specify what frame to reload.. and
since you already use js in other parts it's not a big drawback.. most
normal users will have js enabled by default anyways, and those are the
ones that want this simplified reload system..
aha: parent.FRAMENAME.location.reload(); is the JS function.. change
framename as needed.
also something i was wonder.. if you are in a folder, say INBOX, and you
reload, it doesn't show new messages, you have to go back to the full
folder listing.. why is that?
oh and.. if i have a template, is there some standard format i have to
arrange things in? and can it use external js & css files as well?
also with using <input type="image" src="la.gif"> - they don't seem to work
anywhere but the login screen.. and using images makes the buttons display
the same throughout browsers/os's.. is there any way to suport type="image"
throughout all the templates? (i know on some screens it will require
hacking the code)
/jesse
