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cian
Technical User
- Oct 11, 2001
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What sort of text fields?
You can have something like:
<INPUT NAME="email" VALUE="" SIZE="15">
<INPUT NAME="name" VALUE="" SIZE="25">
or text area:
<textarea name="comment" cols="20" rows="10">
is this what you need?
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You can have something like:
<INPUT NAME="email" VALUE="" SIZE="15">
<INPUT NAME="name" VALUE="" SIZE="25">
or text area:
<textarea name="comment" cols="20" rows="10">
is this what you need?
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Hi all,
MAXLENGTH="2" will only allow 2 characters to be entered if that is what you require..
Hope this helps Wullie
MAXLENGTH="2" will only allow 2 characters to be entered if that is what you require..
Hope this helps Wullie
theocraticmind
Programmer
i think he wants to know if you can defign a <textarea>'s width/height in pixles. honestly i'd like to know if you can too.
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theocraticmind,
if this is what he asked for then CSS is the way to do it :
<textarea style="width:100;height:50;"></textarea> Gary Haran
if this is what he asked for then CSS is the way to do it :
<textarea style="width:100;height:50;"></textarea> Gary Haran
theocraticmind
Programmer
perfect, even if it isn't, it's helped me.
thanks for the star. 
Gary Haran
Gary HaranI only wish this solution worked in all types of browsers. I tried it in Opera, IE5 NS6 and it worked fine. But in NS4 it showed nothing at all.
Mitch Duszynski
Web Developer
Human Kinetics
PO Box 5076, Champaign, IL 61825
Tel: 217-351-5076 x2474 | Fax: 217-351-2674
mitchd@hkusa.com |
Mitch Duszynski
Web Developer
Human Kinetics
PO Box 5076, Champaign, IL 61825
Tel: 217-351-5076 x2474 | Fax: 217-351-2674
mitchd@hkusa.com |
MrSki,
is showing up all weird on my IE6 but is fine with Mozilla. Is this normal?
NS4 requires that you have a <form> form elements </form> tag wrapping all form elements. And lots of things such as simple CSS, JavaScript and HTML does not work in NS4.
Hope this helps. Gary Haran
is showing up all weird on my IE6 but is fine with Mozilla. Is this normal?
NS4 requires that you have a <form> form elements </form> tag wrapping all form elements. And lots of things such as simple CSS, JavaScript and HTML does not work in NS4.
Hope this helps. Gary Haran
theocraticmind
Programmer
i've given up on people who cling to ns4, it's not worth it.
Xutopia,
I do not have IE6 so I do not know what is "weird" with it. Can you give us a hint?
TheocraticMind,
I would love nothing better than to give up on NS4, but unfortunately we still have a large part of our client base who still use it.
My Dream: One day ALL browsers will act alike! (I told you it was a dream!)
Mitch Duszynski
Web Developer
Human Kinetics
PO Box 5076, Champaign, IL 61825
Tel: 217-351-5076 x2474 | Fax: 217-351-2674
mitchd@hkusa.com |
I do not have IE6 so I do not know what is "weird" with it. Can you give us a hint?
TheocraticMind,
I would love nothing better than to give up on NS4, but unfortunately we still have a large part of our client base who still use it.
My Dream: One day ALL browsers will act alike! (I told you it was a dream!)
Mitch Duszynski
Web Developer
Human Kinetics
PO Box 5076, Champaign, IL 61825
Tel: 217-351-5076 x2474 | Fax: 217-351-2674
mitchd@hkusa.com |
I went back to your site to make a screenshot and the problem did not occur anymore.
The problem was a space between the two columns pushing all the right content way too far to the right making it impossible to see without scrolling the horizontal scroller.
Any recent updates to your site or was I on crack?
Gary Haran
The problem was a space between the two columns pushing all the right content way too far to the right making it impossible to see without scrolling the horizontal scroller.
Any recent updates to your site or was I on crack?
Gary HaranXutopia,
You were not on crack. The problem you have described occurs once in a while in a variety of browsers. We have never been able to figure out quite why. Since we use a lot of tables to guide our layout I am guessing that the browsers just get momentarily confused. Luckily it always fixes itself with a reload.
Thanks for the heads up though! Mitch Duszynski
Web Developer
Human Kinetics
PO Box 5076, Champaign, IL 61825
Tel: 217-351-5076 x2474 | Fax: 217-351-2674
mitchd@hkusa.com |
You were not on crack. The problem you have described occurs once in a while in a variety of browsers. We have never been able to figure out quite why. Since we use a lot of tables to guide our layout I am guessing that the browsers just get momentarily confused. Luckily it always fixes itself with a reload.
Thanks for the heads up though! Mitch Duszynski
Web Developer
Human Kinetics
PO Box 5076, Champaign, IL 61825
Tel: 217-351-5076 x2474 | Fax: 217-351-2674
mitchd@hkusa.com |
IE browsers sometimes get confused with a lot of things.
However fixing what you can sometimes helps. Check out what the w3c has to say about your site (mind you it ain't very nice with my sites either)
I hope this helps. Gary Haran
However fixing what you can sometimes helps. Check out what the w3c has to say about your site (mind you it ain't very nice with my sites either)
I hope this helps. Gary Haran
cian
Technical User
- Oct 11, 2001
- 1,383
Hi,
this is what I see:
cant be right can it?
Makes no difference if i refresh it. Perhaps its my browser though, it gives trouble once in a while. (IE6)
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this is what I see:
cant be right can it?
Makes no difference if i refresh it. Perhaps its my browser though, it gives trouble once in a while. (IE6)
É
<!--#include file="profound quotation" -->
line 672 of the html page there is a little bit of code that seems to be the culprit :
</td></tr></table></tr>
There should normally be a closing </td> before the closing </tr>
I hope this helps. Gary Haran
</td></tr></table></tr>
There should normally be a closing </td> before the closing </tr>
I hope this helps. Gary Haran
cian
Technical User
- Oct 11, 2001
- 1,383
Hi,
i checked the other pages too
/service/orderinfo.cfm
/service/catalog.cfm
all are pretty much the same as what I posted. Want me to take snap shots?
I'm curious, do other IE6 users see this or is it just me??
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<!--#include file="profound quotation" -->
i checked the other pages too
/service/orderinfo.cfm
/service/catalog.cfm
all are pretty much the same as what I posted. Want me to take snap shots?
I'm curious, do other IE6 users see this or is it just me??
É
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Hi mate,
Looks like it is meant to be like that..
WIDTH="600"
Hope this helps Wullie
Looks like it is meant to be like that..
WIDTH="600"
Hope this helps Wullie
Hmmm... Hi guys,
If you are looking for anymore input, I had bizzare things happen on the view_cart.cfm page. I presume the same as others have had (content part way over right). Did come and go upon some refreshing.
I would suggest the same as xutopia posted - check the W3C validator readout and go through adjusting any little bits that need it. Its amazing what problems it can solve sometimes.
Cheers,
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If you are looking for anymore input, I had bizzare things happen on the view_cart.cfm page. I presume the same as others have had (content part way over right). Did come and go upon some refreshing.
I would suggest the same as xutopia posted - check the W3C validator readout and go through adjusting any little bits that need it. Its amazing what problems it can solve sometimes.
Cheers,
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