Recent content by rezzij

I have searched here, and not sure if I understand the results ... I want a link in one cell of a table to open content in another cell of the same table. Possible or not ? If so - could you point me to a source or example ? thanks all

thanks all I have been using the title attrib, but am disappointed in the time lag ... I have always been a Netscape fan, and it has always worked there, I occacsionally jump into IE - and it doesn't work. I like the 'onclick' solution as an option - but dislike the lack of a 'link' cursor...

http://home.att.net/~gruebane/test.html the JS works great in some browsers ... (many of the links have been de-activated to save some embarrassment) thanks for checking it out ...

yes, it is ... the one command (onMouseOut)works perfectly, other (onMouseOver) not - unless you are in netscape. IE seems to handle it a bit differently thanks for replying

I am trying to use the onMouseOver command in an image map, it works perfectly in Netscape 7.x, not in IE v6 ... However, the onMouseOut command works perfectly ... anyone have a clue or a tip ? Both are located in the area tag ... onMouseOver="window.status='check out Tek-Tips Forum'; return...

Private Sub Timer1_Timer() If Label1.BackColor = vbWhite Then Label1.BackColor = vbBlack Else: Label1.BackColor = vbWhite End If End Sub Set timer interval to desired time, and of course - you may also need to change the label1.ForeColor too depending on your choices for backcolor.

Rings a bell in hindsight, but would never have gotten the context right. thaks a ton

Having played with HTML for years, I am now trying to learn the rules for XHTML, and am stuck in validating an XHTML document. I get an error saying that my documents are "tentatively valid" based on my not including character coding information, like Content-Type: text/html...

I am not familiar with an XM format - is it pretty comparable to a mid? Can you play it in windows media player? If so, use the Windows media player control, and have it autoplay?

and a much better, although possibly not as stupid, at: http://www.vbcity.com/forums/topic.asp?tid=3415

Tutorial time !! A very simple one found at: http://www.devdos.com/vb/lesson3.shtml

Well, based on paprazi's remark above, I tried the following: Unplugged new USB keyboard, re-plugged in old Logitech PS@ board. Unplugged new PS2 Hi-Val optical mouse, plugged in old microsoft PST intellimouse ... Computer cold booted perfectly 4 times in a row .... Will try many more times...

I did not re-install XP as the new motherboard used the same VIA chipset as the old - after installation, I did up grade the drivers. System is both virus and ad/spyware free. Somewhere in there I did change to a new mouse. Went from a PS2 Logictech Mouseman to a HI-VAL PS2 optical. Truly do...

Problem started several months ago, no immediate hardware changes prior ... POST screen gives me a "keyboard error or no keyboard present" error ... Usually, all 3 LEDs on the keyboard would be locked on. Power system down, unplug keyboard from PS2 port, wait until LEDs went off, plug in...

thanks a ton!