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Have you checked image replacing? (sorry for silly question: what is iPaq) Michael Dubner Brainbench MVP/HTML+JavaScript http://www.brainbench.com

H-mm can you formulate why you are converting to noframes as soon as you forced to work ever dhtml menus? Michael Dubner Brainbench MVP/HTML+JavaScript http://www.brainbench.com

Exactly the same - className, but you should know that there is no such this as document.all in NS6 - you must browse by DOM to element - for example using document.getElementById. Michael Dubner Brainbench MVP/HTML+JavaScript http://www.brainbench.com

If your script opened a window by using something like window.open(...) than you need to save to some variable window object that this method returns: popupwin = window.open(...) and than you can use something like popupwin.topframe.... popupwin.frames[0].... popupwin.frames['topframe']...

IE uses same registry information that Windows Explorer uses. There is three ways to associate file with software: 1. Right way: (Re-)Install software that you think that must display file of type you are interested in. 2. Simple: assoc DocumentType=c:\Full\Path\To\Program.exe...

Of cause you can - you should create form with hidden fields and fill them from javascript. Then you have following options: 1. pray that your client have correctly configured mail in his browser and use action="mailto:..." 2. write (or stole somewhere) simple program that will send...

There is following strange symptoms, for the form with <input type=file...>: In Netscape: onchange: only when you change text part by hands onclick: _after_ you have selected (or cancelled selection) file in browse dialog In IE5: onchange: after both types of change onclick: _before_ clicking...

I'm really curios: What does &quot;Communicator->Server tools&quot; menu about? Michael Dubner Brainbench MVP/HTML+JavaScript http://www.brainbench.com

You must know that Java and JavaScript is two different languages and similiarity if their names is just bad joke. Second onening of new window can be done with plain HTML (but not recommended - if user want to open you link in new window (s)he can do this, if not you MUST NOT force user to do...

Both pieces of code do have syntax errors: correction for first is document.write(&quot;<PARAM NAME=\&quot;links3\&quot; VALUE=\&quot;&quot; + portal + &quot;\&quot;>&quot;); note doubled double-quotes around + portal + . Reason is that \&quot; denotes quotes as part of string that we want...

You just need to set onload event handler. For example: parent.frames['tempFrm'].onload=myfunction; parent.frames['tempFrm'].location.href='my.htm'; Michael Dubner Brainbench MVP/HTML+JavaScript http://www.brainbench.com

You can use scrollbar-face-color, scrollbar-arrow-color, scrollbar-base-color, scrollbar-shadow-color, scrollbar-dark-shadow-color, scrollbar-highlight-color and scrollbar-3d-light-color properties. But they only supported in IE5.5B1. You can get more information at...

You can use scrollbar-face-color, scrollbar-arrow-color, scrollbar-base-color, scrollbar-shadow-color, scrollbar-dark-shadow-color, scrollbar-highlight-color and scrollbar-3d-light-color properties. But they only supported in IE5.5B1. You can get more information at...

You can protect your site from webcathers that reads robots.txt. But most of robots can be forced to ingore this. You can also protect you site by sending some error to some of &quot;User-agent&quot;s but most of cathers have option to change what they send as &quot;user-agent&quot; string. In...

I haven't tried this, but I think you can. Windows protected only if they are from other &quot;domain&quot; (for most cases - site). Michael Dubner Brainbench MVP/HTML+JavaScript http://www.brainbench.com

All that I can say - it's not recommended. If you want i'll explain in details why. Recommended style is connecting to database on serverside. So you should do something like following: If number of players and number of sportkinds by player is resonable grab both tables to javascript array. On...

You can try CSS, but it will work not at all browsers. <style> input.mybutton { width:100;height:200 } </style> [...] <form ...> [...] <input class=mybutton type=submit> [...] </form> In particular, it will work on Netcape6/Mozilla/Opera4/MSIE5, but will not work on Netscape4/MSIE4/Opera3...

No. Only some browsers (i've not checked, but i think that non of top-used can) could do this in right (but not standard) circumstances. <p>Michael Dubner<br>Brainbench MVP/HTML+JavaScript<br> http://www.brainbench.com<br>

As I can see (I've never used dreamweaver) all above is correct. One little note: if you mean by &quot;combo box&quot; box that you can edit and select from drop-down list answer will be: you can't do this at all with HTML. But you can setup cooperation between textbox and list or drop-down box...