Tag Archives: Internet Browser

AOL Browser problem

Posted on November 6, 2012 by admin551 views

OK I’ve a rather compact problem that as a result of my client has risen into a larger one! The website I created succeeds fine on all browsers except at AOL. Here’s the problem. When I develop a site POST use 1 TIMES 1 pixel see-thorugh gifs as " spacers" to do the tables on the website just so there exists a graphic there to take up the empty spaces. When my buyer tries viewing the website on the AOL web browser the spacers show up as missing images and they also stay that approach until he important " refresh". Only then complete the spacers look. One thing I tried to acquire it working is usually preloading the spacer image. That didn’t can anything. Is there a way to fix this The key reason why does this only happen around the AOL browser Just about any help would greatly be appreciated! -= greendog =- AOL visitor SUCKS. Flat available. Tell them to work with AOL connection in conjunction with a real internet browser. I recognize…. tellme about that.

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Will Firefox change the way we program?

Posted on November 6, 2012 by admin583 views

I’m sure many people have heard: " Why bother for making it compliant Most people use IE but it doesn’t care for standards exactly why should I" Properly, with more plus more people turning to help alternate browsers (especially Firefox) is it time for people to acquire their ass straight into gear and produce accessible, standards-supporting web sites My site stats show that 52% connected with my visitors apply Firefox with 40% utilizing IE. Fortunately my website is viewable correctly both in validates as XHTML JUST ONE. 0 and CSS compliant. Despite the fact that I’ve demonstrated, IE’s dominance is collapsing and hopefully it will mean an increase in the volume of sites that can validate. And that isn’t just a plea to us web developers, but to the businesses that make that WYSIWYG editors. Surely you may make standards compliant code I’m sure you can modify the code granted but I bet the majority don’t. In any case, I hope help support Firefox keeps at increasing as Microsoft obviously have lost the block with IE (where can be fully alpha transparency support Surely they are able to have put that will into SP2 Think about increased standards support) and … Continue reading →

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Designing for maximum browser compatibility …

Posted on October 14, 2012 by admin470 views

What does one all think in relation to designing for internet browser compatibility Up until recently I had just been focusing on optimizing my internet sites for Internet Explorer; which i thought was one of the most common browser. I have heard even more lately about Firefox and Netscape browsers and how they might display content in another way to. I downloaded both these browsers and seen my site in most three and MY SPOUSE AND I only noticed insignificant variations. Mostly it turned out minor text sizing and spacing difficulties. The image boarders appeared expanded somewhat in Firefox in addition to Netscape too, and the default window width is bigger. (Myself and also most people i always know, usually view the internet in a 800×600 IE window and my web-sites are disigned to best integrate this siz windowpane as well) So I do not see these small variations as that big of your deal to fret much about. The viewer would still find the same info via my site if they were on these three browsers. But I saw a few other sites which looked way down in Firefox along with Netscape over IE. Maybe My business is doing … Continue reading →

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how do i get rid of the scrollbar in IE

Posted on October 9, 2012 by admin572 views

now i’m getting really discouraged with IE….. i can’t seem to lose the stupid top to bottom scrollbar, even should the image width is below 780!! any tips or even trick codes or java which i can plug directly into eliminate that scrollbar -averan The scrollbar is section of the browser; you can’t reduce it. Some of the other browsers do the job differently by not necessarily displaying a scrollbar until the content overflows the particular visible area. Have you been sure you designed to write ‘VERTICAL’ rather than ‘HORIZONTAL’… as I don’t understand the situation via how you’ve discussed things. If this could be the event… Seven Hundred and Fifty 750 Pixels in width is the only sure safe price that I’ve encounter that doesn’t make it possible for horizontal scrollbars looking when viewed in multiple browsers using 8*6 resolution. oh when i learn how to get rid of the scollbar i had been craking up, it is pretty easy: Within the < body> tag decide to put " scroll=no" so it looks like the following: < body scroll=no> Now my problem is working out how to get it done with CSS i will try that, but i heard … Continue reading →

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creating downloadable ringtones

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin548 views

Without doubt, Does anyone possess any idea regarding creating downloadable ringtones for a website I have someone requesting in which… But I’m not really sure ways to get it onto the phone even if MY PARTNER AND I post it one specific. Would I really need to actually write this code to deliver the ringtone into the phone Thx, H Have you checked out Google for premade scripts On earth do you use SMS in order to send the engagement ring tone Thanks to your reply. Hmmm, I have no idea. I did find stuff about SMS next time i searched. Is SMS the only strategy to use The best way MY SPOUSE AND I didn’t check Search engines premade scripts. I am going to check now… I didn’t find anything on Yahoo… Check away xingtone. com, it is possible to create your own ringtone store at this time there. All the download sites that we have looked on use ASP. For those who have Firebug (a Firefox extension) you possibly can look at how they want the downloads developed. The ones that we have looked at contain the download set up as a possible " < the href…. >. … Continue reading →

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Problems with cache when updating my site

Posted on September 3, 2012 by admin538 views

Hello there everyone, I got hoping to uncover some skilled people who have experience here, to acquire a solution for my problem, since not really my web web host provider could aid me…: / Concerning recently opened a web shop, and naturally I need to update it often (every day, fairly much). The dilemma is, that next time i upload the new content into the host, and attempt to check the variations with my visitor (I test together with both, IE along with Firefox), I observe only the old pages. Naturally I immediately thought so it is with the cache, and harvested it about FIFTY times already, but it not help. It keeps about showing me as an example, the old photos that doesnt even exist around the server anymore. I tried to test my page making use of proxy, through a further country, and it demonstrated me the page as it should be – with the new updated material. But when POST checked it once more without it, that showed me that old ones once more. I’m away from ideas on the way could I discover the updated things on my internet browser, so I was hoping Possible get … Continue reading →

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Counter / Browser logger

Posted on September 2, 2012 by admin502 views

Howdy. My work offers asked me to suss out a behind the clips counter and browser detecter that people can bolt to every site, both external in addition to internal (intranet) to provide us information about – what number of hits, and which browsers everyone is using. Not done that before – will there be one you might recommend I suppose they wouldn’t brain buying it when it wasn’t very costly – I need one that is guaranteed secure and successful, and efficiently. We all dont’ have php unfortunately, the systems use IIS and also the sites are mainly integrated either asp. net or html. Many thanks. If you enable logging around IIS, you can lay down to track such thinggs as IP address, cell phone browser (also called " consumer agent" ), and various data you can report from. The way to enable logging within Windows Server THE YEAR 2003 (IIS 6. 0) The way to enable logging within Windows Server 2000 (IIS 5. 0) Which gets you the particular raw data, but then you’ll want any log analyzer program to translate in which into meaningful data. Steve Schofield lists some of the more popular versions in his website: … Continue reading →

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Layers help?

Posted on August 29, 2012 by admin433 views

Can someone please check out my site We’ve a layers based site while using Dreamweaver MX show/hide clleular layers functionality. I am sure I’ve used this previously without a trouble, but this time My organization is getting an sudden result. The laters exhibit and hide perfectly in Firefox, but in IE that page loads with each of the layers showing while they are collection to load while hidden. The following is the URL in order to my test page: http: //www. jcopple. com/rtc/index. html Every help would actually be appreciated. We’ve been staring in this for hours and not making any headway. Thanks ahead, Josh Did you verify your code How to attract a problem which includes a DIV tag. That is among the most common cross-browser difficulties. Are you completely sold on employing DW Layers You would possibly also consider going to tables or making use of Flash. I agree – ease is everything. That site has a lot Javascript I never even know how to start looking for your current issue… If I were you I’d ask myself an extremely serious question that is certainly WHY you have all this intricacy… also try viewing your webblog on a … Continue reading →

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The Perfect Dimensions of A Webpage (Mine Are Crap)

Posted on August 15, 2012 by admin490 views

Hi I’m making a webpage using dreamweaver cs3 and I’ve got all the site desgin, flow and framework sorted but once i created a internet page I used this dimensions 800 times 600 px because We were told that these where the best dimenions with the web. Now what Now i’m left with is some white space on the side of your page. What need is the site to fill the actual browser space….. I’ll attach a new screen shot in order that its even more clear what I’m talking about. 800 pixels widths are OK… You may center that SIX HUNDRED pixel page with any size cell phone…. wrapping all this inside a div of which gets centered on the browser: body perimeter: 0px auto; text-align: heart; content wider: 800px; text-align: kept; < body> < div id=" center" > … anything in here < /div> < /body> Cool but what about the white area WITH THANKS The reason the truth is white space to the side of your internet site in the browser is because your screen resolution is focused to something large than 800 back button 600. A person which includes a screen resolution of 800 x 600 … Continue reading →

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CSS footer question

Posted on August 13, 2012 by admin577 views

Now i am having trouble retaining my footer at the bottom of the internet browser, i can solve the issue if i work with a image by applying css Code: #footer_back (line 425) clear: both; width: 100%; background-color: #ffffff; background-image: url(/img/footer. png); background-repeat: repeat-x; background-attachment: scroll; background-position: middle bottom; but it’s actually a solid color and so i rather a background color any help with this Any more information on your problem I cant understand what you long for to do i apologize, i didnt express that well i want a footer at the bottom of my web-site to always sit at the bottom even if the entire body content is much less tall as that browser. And we can do this basically use a graphic for your footer What about giving your principal divs, containers etc a new 95% height in order to footer will have a 5% of display resolution what if im working having set pixels Then it is advisable to capture screen width from user plus use screensize plus subtract some horizontial pixels http: //www. search engine. com/searchhl=en&… ottom with screen& btnG=Search& cts=1239992686255 what about this. Code: div#footer location: bottom; .

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