On 16 Aug 98, at 11:18, Jan Cohen wrote:
> For some reason my messages aren't being responded to. If I've insulted
> anyone, my apologies. This list is a wonderful source of information and
That would probably increase the chance of a response.
I know my time has become very limited even to the point of
unsubscribing for awhile -- otherwise it's difficult not to see who
is saying what and then throwing in a reply.
> I've been using NetObjects Fusion 3.0 to put together the basis of a new
> personal site through a roughed-out introduction. It (Fusion) seems to
> work well using both IE and NC 4.0+ versions, but I'm wondering how my
> general 600x800 layout comes across to those who are geared to view at
> those settings or greater. I'm also interested in how the site looks on
> Mac and Unix platforms (I use a PC).
> I'd also like to know if my "defiance" link on the first page and
> "breakdown" link on the second page are intuitive enough, given the
> targeted audience I've chosen.
> http://home.pb.net/~janfcohen/top.html
I think first screen is stupid. I have to waste time to discover how
to continue. Normally I would stop right here. I am not at all
impressed with graphics etc. as I am always much more interested in
what a website will DO for me.
But it all looks okay in IE4.0 on NT at 800x600 with 65K colors.
I am still at 28.8 at home and after clicking first link I would have
stopped waiting and gone to some other site. I am not interested in
any magic unless it DOES something for me. Animations and blinks
don't do anything for me (movement in general, on a screen, does
nothing for me).
Why is "CONTENTS" on the bottom of intro.html? I thought it was a
link?
In any case it all "looks fine" on my computer. But a frame impresses
me much less than what its' framing. I would like people to focus
much more on what is being framed.
A question, while both you and I are here. I wrote a script to allow
users to submit time sheets via the intranet. Script gets
username/password via cookie or asks for it and then creates a time-
sheet entry form. All job numbers are written to the file via a on-
the-fly database lookup (only current job numbers can be chosen this
way). But I want to also show a description of the job number when a
person enters a job number (they enter it and then a javascript
routine verifies it is valid). But I want to write the description
right below the input box where they entered the number. I can the
javascript to make this work and send an alert with the job
description but I want to write to the page without re-writing the
whole page each time. Can I do this via an id with dhtml?????
Peter
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Exercise Your Brain..Read a Book http://www.rede.com/
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