Recent content by phrozt

Ok.. I'll give you the quick and skinny of everything that went on to correct this problem. Basically, I didn't want to modify the ASP page. I wanted some way to have the SQL output what it needed to so that the ASP would get exactly what it expected, since its code was already correct...

it has to be in one row.... i list why what you said won't work in my first post. Here's an update of an idea of what I have so far: declare @ptrCol1 binary(16) declare @ptrCol2 binary(16) CREATE TABLE #Inventory ( appendCol1 text NOT NULL , appendCol2 text NOT NULL, static1 int NOT NULL...

So here's the setup. Basically, there's a chart that can display percentage levels based on the level of a product figured through an equation, over time. The time can be anywhere from the beginning of the day to the end of the day, to the begging of the time it started taking iventory to the...

I tried setting the variable in the stored proc to text, and it would not accept it (nor ntext or image). I'll look into the nextrecordset method

So SQL can only return up to 8000 chars in a vchar field.. right? Well, I’m working on a page that has software that makes a chart that can handle a lot of data. There are YEARS of data w/multiple entries per day of things to select from to make up this chart. As it stands, the stored proc...

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the page didn't come up, but this has nothing to do with box model anything... It's not padding that's messed up

Good news is, no text or anything important is covered up. Bad news is, the border on the side is covered up. Take a look at a sample page on IE: http://burrowscabinets.com/about_us/ As you can see, parts of the left and right border are simply missing in place of either the text that appears...

I had actually tried to mess with the line height, but it makes sense that without an actual character to base it off of, it's not going to register a different line-height. I'll give that a try.. thank you.

here's a test page for conveniance: http://phroztnet.org/test.htm

I made a test element of what is going on. Basically, I want to put stuff at the top and bottom of a box (ideally these are elements with rounded corners or whatever to make it look nicer). As you can see in FireFox, everything is displayed correctly. In IE, the top and bottom divs are...

actually.. this is really messed up. I had to delete one pixel on the background... so that it had the same image size, but so that it did not show up. Then I set the width of the triple container and the right container 1 pixel more for mozilla browsers.... weeird.

There's a handful or so of sites out there that track things like browser usage, resolution, OS usage. Some of these sites have very different results from others. I was wondering which sites would be the best to consitantly track. Currently, I keep my eye on...

oh and, Thank you both for your input.

yeah.. you're right.. it does go away. I guess what I'll do is just adjust the rest of the page to include one more pixel of width. I didn't think it should be happening w/the code that I'm using... I know I've done similar containers before where the sizing was not messed up when scrollbars...