Okay let's see if I catch your drift:
You are opening a new window, containing frames.
You want the main frame to change to another url when the framespage is loaded.
Why don't you use the onLoad () event in the original html file in the main frame?
p.e: <body...
Hi GP,
I made some code for you:
take a look at http://www.beverwijksebazaar.nl/images.html
This is how it's done:
1) make the table width and height 100%
2) in the <style> tags, put:
img
{
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}
that should do the trick
On our NT4 TS network I printed out the network config for two of our network printers today. Much to my surprise, the IP addresses for the two printers were the same. Can anyone please tell me:
1) Should I try to alter this?
2) If yes, how?
thanks in advance, Dutch
Change
onLoad="MM_preloadImages ...etc
into
onLoad="openNewWindow ();MM_preloadImages ...etc
In other words, just put the name of the openNewWindow function in front of the other code (MM_preloadImages etc)
Don't forget the semicolon after openNewWindow ()! It's important.
I agree with the other comments and have one addition:
The picture of the house could have a better color balance. In Photoshop try using the auto color or the auto levels feature. That will remove the greenish look. Here's an example of what I mean:
Hi Nina,
I'm a piano player and could make some wav's or mp3's for you, if you like. What length should the samples be in seconds and which octave would you like (basic would be just the middle octave of the piano)?
greetings, Dutch
JavaScript has no mailing function, to my knowledge, so you can't create a JavaScript function that will mail the form info to a specific address.
But with PHP (for example) it would be very easy. When you submit a form PHP creates variable names for each form element. You then simple put the...
When you just want another window to open when your page loads, that can be done with JavaScript. Remember however, that opening new windows automatically is not appreciated by a lot of users. Furthermore, popup killers can block JavaScript opening new windows and some users have JavaScript...
Try this:
1) stop the back-up service via the module "services" in control panel. There could be multiple services running!
2) user regedit to remove all references to the tapedrive
Normally, the browser looks for filenames like "index", "home" or "default".
So make sure your first page is called something like:
"index.html"
Dutch
Added more RAM to one of your servers lately? Then it's possible the BIOS settings of that comp have changed. Especially look for functions that let the comp go into "sleep" mode after a certain period of inactivity and disable them.
Two things you can do in my opinion:
1) start -> run, type "cmd", hit enter
Copy complete with NTFS Security Permissions
syntax
SCOPY source [destination] [/o] [/a] [/s]
key
/o : copy owner
/a : copy auditing info.
/s : copy files in sub-folders.
SCOPY will accept...
Hi Lucid,
the way you want to set this up can work in most cases. Remember however, that some sites have JavaScript in it, which prevents them from being framed. You might think that your code is not working, but actually you cannot force a site into a frame on your own page, if the programmer...
1) select the backup folder in the Files - Site panel.
2) type Ctrl + F
3) Select "Selected files in site"
4) type the string to be replaced, en the replacement string in the respective fields.
HTH, Dutch
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