I've disabled ActiveX controls (signed and unsigned) because it has been an "infection route" for my browser to be highjacked.
Now when I visit a page with an ActiveX control, I get a standard warning message that the page may not display correctly. How do I stop the warning message from...
Hi jsause,
>>...have Windows XP Pro then you also have ICF which can block incoming and outgoing ports.<<
Are you sure about this? I was under the impression that the weakness in the XP Pro firewall was that it does not block outgoing ports.
I am considering buying a PC with a 2.6ghz processor and 512MB DDR RAM. For the first time in my fun career, I will be installing XP Pro on the PC and using the machine as a file/print server and broadband internet gateway for 6 other locally attached PCs.
If the 6 local PCs all have logged...
The code below from the Bestbuy website is somewhat confusing to me.
In pseudo code it is saying "if newWindow exists and newWindow is not closed, then focus on newWindow, then assign a url to newWindow"
Well, if newWindow exists then why test to see if it is closed?
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If I use the code:
<Script language=javascript>
then what version of javascript does the browser default to? Should I assume that all versions (1.0 thru 1.3) of javascript are included in the latest IE or Netscape browser?
I have a question concerning this javascript code that is used to create a pop-up window to display photos:
newWind=window.open("","winnam");
output="<HTML><BODY> blah blah blah </BODY></HTML>"
newWind.document.write(output);
newWind.document.close()...
Hi,
In Javascript, I am testing the value entered into a donation amount box on a form.
I want to make sure that the user enters a donation amount in the box greater than 1. So I am using this if statement: "If ( amountbox > 1 ) ..."
The problem is if a user enters...
My CSS entries are listed in a single external file named styles.css
In that file, A:Link is given a color, font-size, etc.
In my HTML document, there is a special situation where I need to override the font-size assigned to a link.
I tried placing a <font size="-2" > command in...
I've successfully created a pop-up window (using window.open command) in which I display a jpeg image.
I've had no problem automatically closing the window (named newWind) using a javascript command like "newWind.close()" which is executed upon an onUnload or onClick.
Now, rather...
Well, I just read thru more message here and I saw the link to the EagleRockflash.html.
Here's what I would do. Play up the word "view" in their slogan. Instead of the huge leafy background, create a just a few 3" x 2" window panes (like in your house) with a leafy view...
Your post mentioned: "also, the logo is big, and black, w/ a white eagle outline kind of drifting across...someone help me make this happen without it turning into a disaster... "
I would integrate the logo only as a somewhat faint watermark image on the homepage. That way, da colors...
Well, I think you may be looking at the design of the website from the wrong perspective.
It is not about having a "leafy" background to satisfy the company leaders. It is about the feeling or message that a "leafy" background is sending to a visitor. If you capture that...
I am preloading a large animated gif file. When fully downloaded, the animated gif will replace (swap out) a small static gif file.
So how do I test for when the image is fully downloaded? Using "onload=" in the BODY statement doesn't work because the web page has loaded...
Well, your answer was very helpful and got me thinking about the solution.
For some strange reason, I can't get the low resolution gif file specified in the <img lowsrc="static.gif" ...> statement to show up in Internet Explorer 5.5. I have posted a question about this in the HTML...
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