Recent content by mrgone4662

If it is true then it is absolutely a reason not to use it. Standards are there for a reason. But no need to jump the gun until a link is posted where this is stated by the w3c. -- cut here --

you'll want <td width=&quot;776&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot; background=&quot;images/stripes.gif&quot; cellpadding=&quot;0&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot;><a name=&quot;top&quot;></a><img src=&quot;images/headertop.gif&quot; height=&quot;44&quot; width=&quot;776&quot; border=&quot;0&quot;>...

Wow, that really is terrible. I hope someone else is picking up the ball with this one somewhere. -- cut here --

Anyone know where I can find a tutorial on setting up OpenSSL and mod_ssl on windows 2000 with apache 1.3.26? -- cut here --

Any way to do this, but with the box at the very bottom of the page (with dynamic height)? -- cut here --

advice for a windows user would be welcome too :) -- cut here --

gif's can't do partially transparent pixels. it's all or none (photoshop takes the partial transparent pixels and substitutes white underneath). you may want to look into using a png instead (i think png files can do it, not sure though). -- cut here --

unfortunately removing the white space is the only way to make this work right now. remember that browsers are supposed to read and output one white space and trim the rest. too bad they will resize a cell past the specified dimensions to do so. i'm just as mad about the ugly html as you are...

I had the same problem (well, close). The fix is to remove the space after your <td> tag and before the </td>. So instead of: <td> <im src=&quot;images/mmtopleft.gif&quot; width=54 height=106> </td> you'd have: <td><im src=&quot;images/mmtopleft.gif&quot; width=54 height=106></td> -- cut here --

Any plot to take down netscape count me in. -- cut here --

Anyone know where I can find a compiled version of mod_auth_mysql that will work on Windows 2000 Advanced Server running Apache 1.3.24/mysql 3.23.48-nt. One that supports md5 would be stellar! -- cut here --

Thanks for the tip! Seems to work, though my feelings on this are pretty conflicted. I'm happy it works, but very very angry that browsers are reading whitespace like that. I usually use a ton of white space to make the code readable. I guess I have to rethink my &quot;good&quot; habits. -- cut...

I'm having some trouble getting a page to view properly in IE 6 and Netscape 6 (the only other browser I've tried it in so far has been Opera 6, which worked perfectly.) You can see down at the bottom, a little bit of the table background image shows down past the last row. Oddly this happens...

You do realize that these holes (both code red and nimda) have been patched, right? They were patched a long time ago. The problem here is with system administrators that don't keep their software updated.

Works fine for me.