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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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>...
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...
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(".") +...
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..
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...
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.
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...
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.
Hi everyone -
I've got a VPN problem that's driving me a bit up the wall. We've got a few users who connect to our server through VPN from a home ADSL connection, and they work fine. I believe that they use an ADSL modem and the Windows firewall.
Then we've got one guy who has a router...
Hi -
I'm really not sure what forum Psion 5 questions would go in, so if this one isn't appropriate, please feel free to suggest a better one.
I've got Presentation Maker installed on a Psion 5, and I've got the corresponding converter installed on my PC. When I copy the file from Psion to PC...
No, the script is on a network share on the server, so it's the same from any PC. It's a batch file - executed but not displayed. It must just not be running at all, as it will leave a log file to say its executed and re-map network drives.
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Confused!
No, it's not. I've further convinced myself of this because if I wait for the logon to complete and then open a command prompt, I can run the script successfully from there. Also, if the same user logs on at a Windows XP machine, then it runs successfully.
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Hmm.. I think actually that it is all of the W2K machines that are not executing the logon script unless the user has admin rights.
I'm sure this wouldn't have escaped my notice until now! But I can't think what I could have changed.
This is not a problem on any of the Windows XP clients...
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