Hi, I have a problem with my stylesheet in Netscape(I'm using 4.7) here it is :
When you type the URL of my web site, the stylesheet code apears (in the browser) instead of the page itself.
If you hit the BACK button, then you see the intended page. after that if you navigate inside the site...
I am using Paint Shop Pro 7 eval.
I tried to make the background of my image transparent with the magic wand and it seemed to work. So I saved it in the GIF format. But when I display it on a web page the background still shows up as white.
WHY ???
Would someone tell me what i am doing wrong here. the pull down menu works great in IE but doesn't in Netscape.
It lists the choices as text like so:
Chose configuration : MIG-ETHERNETMIG-TOKEN-RINGMIC-HPRIPMIG-HPRIP
instead of putting them in a pull down menu like so :
Chose configuration ...
Would someone tell me what i am doing wrong here. the pull down menu works great in IE but doesn't in Netscape.
My code :
<SELECT NAME='action'>
<OPTION VALUE='add' SELECTED>Add
<OPTION VALUE='delete'>Delete
<OPTION VALUE='update'>Modify
</SELECT>
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In my CGI page the user selects something and then presses a button. The result appears in a new window with statistics as the contents. When the user presses the button again a second window appears with the same stats when they should have changed. So now the user sees two new windows...
Hi !
My question is : How do you popup a new browser window without user action. I want to trigger this in an if.
Something like this :
if (soandso)
{
window.open()
}
The only way I know how to open a new window is with :
<INPUT TYPE='button' VALUE='VoirRésultat'...
How do you change from an ascii transfer to a binary one.<br><br>Here is an exemple of my code :<br><br> use Net::FTP;<br><br> $ftp = Net::FTP->new("some.host.name", Debug =>...
I am trying to get info from the user via a javascript prompt but when I run the script on a browser nothing happens.<br><br>Here is my code :<br><br> use CGI;<br> $co = new CGI;<br> print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";<br> print...
My CGI needs to call another CGI program without user intervention so my question is how can I do this ?<br><br>Is there a function or module that can do the job ?
Hi !<br><br>I have a CGI program in Perl that shows a HTML page with an animated GIF in it.<br><br>Here is the code :<br><br> print "<HTML>";<br> print "<HEAD>";<br> print "...
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