I did originally attempt to see what happens, the result being my visit here...
Anyways, I have found the key 'display: -moz-box;' unlocks everything else.
I can now 'layout stuff' with joyful abandon. :-)
Hi,
Has anybody here successfully used Mozilla CSS to format html elements? I'm thinking here of stuff like '-moz-box-orient' type things, rather than '-moz-border-radius' etc. (I know these work fine).
On the Mozilla site it says that these can indeed be used outside XUL apps, but I just can't...
I'm currently designing a page using an effect from the great http://script.aculo.us/ page.
What I'm trying to is pretty simple - just make a layer fade in when a button is pressed. There are a few of these layers, and the problem is that some layers will hide others.
Please click on the first...
I can't seem to access the $_POST array using this form, only the $_FILES one. When I do an echo for the $_POST['artist'], for example, I get nothing. Help!
<form enctype="multipart/form-data" action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>" method="post">
<input type="hidden"...
I give up - I just can't get this to work. What elementary mistake am I making?
<html>
<head>
<title>Untitled Document</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript">
<!--
function showlayer() {
var...
Just trying to create some moving layers, and came across this code in a book:
function showlayer() {
var hiddenlayer = document.getElementById('tablayer');
var layerposition = parseInt(hidden.style.left);
if (layerposition < 0) {
hiddenlayer.style.left = (layerposition + 5) + "px"...
OK, thanks - I think I understand what's going on now.
I didn't appreciate how JavaScript treats all the CSS properties as strings - interesting. I guess that's why they always have to be within quotation marks.
Hi,
I can't seem to get this sort of structure to work:
if (myobject.style.backgroundImage == "url(../Images/bluebackground1light.jpg)") {
myobject.style.backgroundImage = "url(../Images/bluebackground1dark.jpg)";
}
I know I've created the object OK, and I know all the URLs are OK. I'm just...
OK! Sorry.
I want to put my CV on the 'net. For each previous job I need a single array, something like this:
Job1 (task1 => details, task2 =>details, task3 => details)
Job2 (task1 => details, task2 =>details, task3 => details)
etc...
Then I want this to exist in a multdimensional array...
I'm familiar with using 'while' to extract data from a MySQL derived array using a $row[] variable, but if I want to extract from a multidimensional array do I just use the construction $row[0][1] (for example)?
Thanks.
Hi,
I've got a standard HTML form (eg. 'contact.htm') that submits to a PHP page, which in turn emails the details to me and inserts into a MySQL db. Everything is working fine, except I can't create a sticky form when a user needs to resubmit. I've tried everything the books say (ie inserting...
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