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    Positon: Relative hides <li> bullet point! (?)

    Ok! I think I've come up with a solution. It's a bit rough around the edges, though. The method I wanted to use works fine with Firefox. However, I just could not get the bullet points to display correctly/in the right place in Internet Explorer. To get around this I used a slightly dodgy...
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    Positon: Relative hides <li> bullet point! (?)

    I've just read through that article, and unless I've misunderstood, I don't think the answer is in there. If I use "list-style-position: inside;", then I need to then use "text-indent: -1em" to get the top line pushed back a bit, but then it looks identical to how it did before (effectively...
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    Positon: Relative hides <li> bullet point! (?)

    ca8msm: Unfortunately, this doesn't work in IE, only in Firefox. And, I would prefer that the items under the side bar maintain their original behaviour, and only fix the item alongside the side bar. BillyRay: Your solution does fix the problem in Firefox, which is a step in the right...
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    Positon: Relative hides <li> bullet point! (?)

    Ok, I think we're getting there. But just to push my luck and nitpick a bit, I'm still having a problem with the alignment of the bullet points. In a normal page, if you've got text in <p> tags and then an unordered list, the bullet points of the list are projected inward (to the right) of the...
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    Positon: Relative hides &lt;li&gt; bullet point! (?)

    Hmm.. well first off, thanks for the suggestions! I've tried using a doctype that forces standards-compliance, but that didn't help. To LFI: I see what you're saying, but I've come up with a refined test that I think says different. "Position: Relative" does seem to affect the whole item...
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    Positon: Relative hides &lt;li&gt; bullet point! (?)

    I'm having real CSS woes today! Hopefully someone can sort me out with this one as well.. Below is a stripped down version of what I'm trying to do; a page with a sidebar of information, with "float: left" so that the rest of the page flows around it. But I'm coming up against a problem in IE...
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    Rollover border change

    Thanks a lot for your help. I have indeed done something similar to your suggestion above. Just for posterity, I came across a problem with this in Internet Explorer, though - It seems that IE won't recognise those "nested" css tag plans with a:hover unless there is also a change in the <a>...
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    Rollover border change

    I'm trying to create a link image whose border changes color when the mouse is hovering over it. However, I can't get the <a> tag's border to surround the image to begin with in FireFox! (Seems to be Ok in Internet Explorer). <html> <body> <a style="border: 2px solid red;"><img...
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    Share code between Global.asa and ASP pages

    Update: Actually ReadJS.inc should read <% function ReadJS(strFile) { var objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject"); var strFileName = Server.MapPath("\\") + strFile; var strContent = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strFileName).ReadAll() return(strContent); } %>
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    Share code between Global.asa and ASP pages

    Ok! I think I've got a working solution. It's not quite as elegant as I would have liked, but it doesn't seem to be too bad. I've got a file "ReadJS.inc" <% function ReadJS(strFile) { var objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject"); var strFileName = Server.MapPath(".") +...
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    Share code between Global.asa and ASP pages

    D'oh. Your suggestion 2 is a no-go, it causes ASP error 0116: "the script block lacks the close of script tag" - ie. each include file must presumably be a complete script block. Back to researching Server.Execute I guess..
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    Share code between Global.asa and ASP pages

    Thanks for the suggestions! I'm doing a bit of research into Server.Execute and seeing if I can come up with anything. It took me looking at your second suggestion a couple of times to see what you meant, but that may have a lot of potential. I think I've got an idea brewing which I'm going to...
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    Share code between Global.asa and ASP pages

    But if I take out the <% %> tags then I can no longer include it in my standard ASP files. And if I leave them in, then I can't use it with the global.asa. I want to avoid having two class files for accessing the reporting object - one for standard ASP files and one for the global.asa file.
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    Share code between Global.asa and ASP pages

    I've got a javascript class for reporting events (eg. user logged on, user supplied incorrect password, etc..) for a web app, which wraps a Server.CreateObject call, and some initialisation code. So, in each ASP page that needs to log an event, there is an #include statement at the top of the...
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    VPN DNS Problem (?)

    This command gives me a list of all of the share resources on the server, as expected. So where should I be going from here? Thanks for the help, Monkey.

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