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@Dan I'm afraid it's exactly like you say. As the form gets submitted, IE stops the animation. @Jeff I had understood the way you answered. Anyway I wouldn't change my second post, too, as your answer made me look like a fool. I attend an italian IT forum and there, as you say, lots of people...

Could be you found the matter. The image is nothing but a 'Please wait...' for large file uploads, so I'm actually submitting the page and showing the div at the same time. I'll try changing the button to a button type and making a 'submit()' just after showing the div. Thanks!

I apologize if it was not too much clear, but I wrote 'freezes on the first frame' and meant 'the first frame', not the last one. :) The animation is not 'play once', and Firefox works well. I wrote I can see the animation if IE can load it inside the page instead of showing it dynamically...

I have a page in which there's a hidden 'div' containing a gif image that must appear when the user clicks on a button. The matter is IE refuses to show the gif animation and freezes on the first frame. This happens only if I dynamically show the image: if I leave it appair on page load, I can...

Thanks, but my matter was just avoiding it... seems like it comes a little bit uncomfortable, anyway. Could be the best thing is to do as you say.

I'm building my first application with Struts. I would need to have some data available every time my Actions' execute() method is performed. So I was trying to find the right place to put the code where I load this data (I get them from a MessageResources). Some solutions I thought about: 1)...

It's not a problem of mine actually, a co-worker asked me about that and I think the matter is for just one time. Thank you anyway

Hi Ken, thanks to you too.

Hi Tony, thank you for answering, it's the same thing I was thinking, more or less.... :)

I'm not sure I understood the right way, but could be you need MySql clustering?

Hi, someone tells me that it's possible to print an Excel document splitting a column like it was three, so that it comes out on the same page instead of having a single column that spans over three pages. Is it true? How is it possible? I hope to have been clear... thanks bye

update TABLE set DATE COLUMN = adddate(DATE COLUMN , interval (year(curdate()) - year(DATE COLUMN)) Year )

I have just installed PostgreSQL 7.2.3 and I need to load it with a dump from 7.0.2, but when I submit my dump I get an error. After the install, I created the data directory with mkdir /usr/local/pgsql723/data, then chown postgres /usr/local/pgsql723/data (obviously postgres user did already...