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Hi, We have a network on one subnet with 2 Windows 2000 servers and 50 ish workstations (approx 10 WinXP / 40 Win2000). Last year we had a problem with the XP workstations disconnecting from the network, where the affected workstations suddenly brought up the offline files dialogue and would no...

Hi guys (ands gals) We are trying to change the IP range of our network to a private one. At the moment (and I have no idea why it was set up this way), our computers use 192.0.0.*, which we would like to change over to 192.168.*.*. I am assuming that given a subnet mask of 255.0.0.0...

Hi, I'm having a bit of trouble with a script I'm trying to write. I'm making a folding menu using <UL> tags which all have that same ID ('foldinglist'). How can I make all of the <UL> tags with the ID 'foldinglist' hide at the same time. This is what I'm trying to use, but I guess it's wide of...

Hi guys, hope you can help me, this is tying my brain in knots. I have a <DIV> element which calls a function using onclick. However, the DIV also contains links, which I want to not call the function when clicked on. <DIV onClick=&quot;Call the function&quot;> - Content - <A...

<script> tt=10 pprice=6.64 alert(pprice*tt) </script> I'm using IE6 and in my browser this returns 66.39999999. Please could someone explain why it doesn't return 66.4? Is it a bug in IE?

Hi Guys, I'm running IE6.0.2 on Windows XP. Is there any way that I can stop IE using the default Windows XP <select> boxes and use the old square grey ones? Thanks,

Hi guys, me again with my &quot;Why use 5 lines when 25 will do&quot; code. Please could somebody show me a more efficient way of writing the following, as it looks like I may need to put the same code (but slightly differant) about 20 times. Thanks a bunch. Phil for (i=1; i<18; i++){ if...

Hi guys. I am using the code below, but i know that it is going about it in a very long winded manner. Basically, the below code is repeated six times. I've included it twice so that you can see what changes between the instances. Basically it refers to elements b1, fl1 and s1 in the first...

I am doing a page to be used on my company's intranet. Everyone is running IE6, so cross browser compatibility is not an issue. My javascript contains a DIV tag (containing HTML written using a Javascript function). When the user clicks on a link to print, it calls a routine which reformats the...