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I've tried to use several different Javascript editors. Most Javascript editors are actually embedded in HTML editors assuming the javascript code is part of the HTML document. As such, I always return to a standard text editor, even for HTML. In Linux, most people use either EMACS or VIM...

Yes, the code is going to be necessary. I actually had the exact same problem some time ago. Chances are, your page will not render properly in Opera either. IE tends to be less rigourous than the other browsers in its rendering. (ie: more forgiving of mistakes). Unfortunately, I can't...

Although it appears problem is solved, might I add one last thing? The available units of measurement in CSS are the following: RELATIVE em (height of elements font as explained above) ex (height of the letter "x") px (pixels relative to canvas resolution) ABSOLUTE in (inches) cm...

What you've done should not be a problem. After all, that's what a DNS server does. If you're having difficulties, the only thing I can think of is a path problem. For example, I have several aliases for my website. When I ping each alias, I get the same IP address each time. Obviously...

I've done, in the past, what you are trying to do using code similar to that shown at the bottom of this post. This mark-up will validate properly as HTML 4.01 strict. The second <UL> MUST be contained inside a list element to validate. That's why your original attempt did not validate. I...

If I understand you correctly, you cannot do this, at least not without a signed ActiveX Control or a signed script. It's a security issue. Even with a signed application, I'm uncertain to what extent you are allowed to manage the appearance of someones browser. I often like to do what you...

I agree. I believe this falls under the realm of cross-domain scripting which is a security issue and simply not allowed. Also remember, some sites do not like being caught in someone elses frameset. Authors of such sites implement 'frame-busting' scripts to ensure this does not happen...

I've written script below to autoclose a popup window if the window has not retained focus for a specified period of time (10s) using the setTimeout() method. If the user comes back to the window, ie:The window regains focus, the popup remains open by applying the clearTimeout() method. The...

No. This is not allowed for security reasons. You can only close windows you have opened with the window.open() method. RKM

Looking at your syntax above, can I assume you're on a Linux/Unix machine? The correct syntax is: file:///c:/home/file.txt under windows. or file:///home/file.txt under Linux/Unix RKM

From IE, go to Tools/Internet Options... Click on the 'Advanced' tab. Under the heading 'Browser', find the line 'Display a notification about every script error'. Make sure this is UNCHECKED. That should solve your problem. RKM

I am also not a lawyer, but I have had some interest in privacy issues over the years. Overall, I agree with glenmac's response. Consider this. Lavasoft has created Ad-Aware to search for spyware that may have made it onto your computer, most of this spyware being used for marketing research...

I've revamped my site using a 'standard' frameset; left menu, top banner, the rest content. The menu system I'm using pops up a layer on a mouse over. However, the popped up layer belongs to the container in the left frame, so it is partially hidden by the contents frame. Is there a way to...

I'm developing a new theme for my website using a variety of tables. Everything works in Netscape 4.7x, IE, Opera, Neoplanet and NetCaptor. Hoever, the tables don't render the same in Netscape 6. The problem appears to be that NS6 adds approximately 32 pixels to the table height. Since the...

The line window.moveTo(locationx,locationy) is referencing the host window, not the new child window you just created. Fortunately, you have created it and given it the name child. Try child.moveTo(locatoinx,locationy) Russ

window.location.reload() will refresh the current page, probably from the browsers cache. window.location.reload(true) will reload the page from the original source. The first is probably what you want in your case Russ

No, this is not possible. JavaScript [client-side] has no I/O capability except for reading a .js source file. Russ

No, for all practical purposes, javascript has no I/O capability<br><br>Russ

From within IE, select Tools¦Internet Options&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A dialogue box will pop up.&nbsp;&nbsp;Now click on your security tab and select one of the four content areas.&nbsp;&nbsp;Click on Custom Level and another dialogue will pop up.&nbsp;&nbsp;Now you can select how you want the browser...

I have the same problem.&nbsp;&nbsp;I'm not sure you can.&nbsp;&nbsp;In fact, I couldn't get it to work in IE either.<br><br>Oddly enough, I could not write a META tag as well.&nbsp;&nbsp;I'm going to guess it is a security precaution that netscape has to prevent this from happening.<br><br>I...