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There are a couple of free/share programs out there that can change the volume (mp3gain) or truncate (mptrim) without re-encoding mp3 files. Therefore, not affecting their quality. Anyway, I'm trying to figure out and learn how to do this myself in C# or VB.NET language but I haven't seen much...

Found the place in the javascript for the menu system that calls on spacer.gif! Used Firefox and saw that list of media files. Hopefully, this doesn't make it look too weird in Opera or Safari, but those two make up less than 1% of our visitors. Thanks all for your help.

That's weird with the spacer.gif thing. I've actually tested deleting that file and didn't see a single IE missing image marker on the page. Plus, it wasn't one of the files that gets saved when I tried the "File - Save As - Web Page complete" thing. I'll take a look at it in Netscape 7. Thanks.

I'm trying to figure out what all gets loaded when a page is called up, but the status bar flashes the items by way too fast. Example: http://www.publicintegrity.org/default.aspx If my eyes can keep up, I see that it starts out around "(18 items remaining)" but then jumps up to about "(68 items...

It is, in theory. But AFAIK, if you simply use border: 1px solid #000000; instead of border-top, border-left, etc., you will not be able to click on the images in Netscape 4.x. I think Netscape 4.x implements border incorrectly or something, but if you leave border out and use the four explicit...

I settled on using... ---- a.image_link { border-top: 1px solid; border-bottom: 1px solid; border-left: 1px solid; border-right: 1px solid; border-color: #000000; } a.image_link:hover { border-color: #cccccc; } ---- ... in the CSS file, and putting the class call in the <a> tags of the...

Is there a website that does snapshots of what a page looks like on browsers like Mac's IE? I have no access to Macs.

Okay, I think I've got it: -- CSS file -- .image_link a { border-top: 1px solid; border-bottom: 1px solid; border-left: 1px solid; border-right: 1px solid; border-color: #000000; display: table-cell; } .image_link a:hover { border-color: #cccccc; } -- html -- <td valign=&quot;top&quot...

Thanks, I actually just googled around and grabbed that CSS code from an &quot;instructional&quot; site, assuming it was correct syntax. Anyway, your code doesn't seem to remedy the Mozilla 1.1 problem. Still the same result... www.mywetcat.com/show_onyx.asp which I used your code except called...

I have the following code in an attempt to have borders around thumbnail images changing colors while hovering. It works in IE, but not in Mozilla (probably Netscape 6+ as well). Mozilla kinda shows a weird underline thing instead of a full border around the thumbnail. --In the CSS page--...

For something like below, the BorderWidth only sets the size of the border around the table that gets generated. How do I set the size of the borders between the cells inside the table? <asp:DataGrid id=&quot;grWishlist&quot; runat=&quot;server&quot; AutogenerateColumns=&quot;False&quot...

Thanks, I figured as much and was hoping datagrid was more flexible. The Lastname, Firstname thing is actually a simplistic example of what I'm trying to do, but at least I know which way I'd have to go.

Is there an easy way using datagrid or something similar to display more than one field for a certain column? Say in a database, there are separate firstname and lastname fields. But when I want to display it, I want them in one column listed as lastname, firstname (instead of separate...

Thanks again jlsmithprism! After drudging through some caching issues, I think the ASP version works. I guess those semicolons in the code you listed weren't supposed to be there.

Thanks, I didn't even think about using JS! This should take care of pretty much all users, but just in case someone has javascript turned off in their browser... Can this same process be done in ASP?

How would I get the address that a user typed into the address bar when they visit my site? Why? Say I have a site in which the DNS points multiple domains to the same ip address. Let's say both www.mysite.com and www.site2.com both point to the same place. How would I detect which one the user...

Thanks, Actually, what I ended up doing, and I think this works out fine, is: 1) When passing the text around in Input or Hidden type form fields, I have the double quotes converted to the HTML code &qut; 2) Immediately before the DB update or insert code, I convert the string back to its...

Normally, all I'd have to do is replace doublequotes, carriage returns, etc. with HTML tags and insert that result into the database. The problem here is, with this Access database I'm working with, the people will be using it for other purposes as well, not just web displaying. So a br tag or...