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JavaScript in Netscape
I have a problem. In my index.html I wrote: <SCRIPT language=javascript> <!-- function doSend() { document.login.name.value = "My Name"; document.login.pass.value = "My Password"; document.login.submit(); } // --> </SCRIPT> <HTML><BODY> <FORM NAME=login...- MiBJ
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Void cells in tables
Can anybody explain the reasons of such behaviour of NN? Do they think that void cells should be really void? Or it is a bug? MiBJ, mighty_bombjack@mail.ru- MiBJ
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Void cells in tables
What is coz? ;-) The reason why I don't want to insert is that it makes the cell to have the height of a character. Are any other ways? MiBJ, mighty_bombjack@mail.ru- MiBJ
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Void cells in tables
I have a problem. I wanted to make a table where some cells should be empty. When I entered the following code the first and the third cells didn't change the color in Netscape. It works well in IE. What must I do to make it work in Netscape? I tried to insert <br> and š inside the empty...- MiBJ
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multidim arrays
Note to rbobbitt: if you declare a function like this float f(float m[R][C]); you are not limited with R. e.g. you can pass float matrix[BLA][C]; f(matrix); where BLA can be detected by compiler if you write [] and initialize the array. Note to kjb: perhaps you didn't know that is a TGML... -
UNIX file redirection (programming for)
#include <stdio.h> int main () { int x, lin = 0, col = 0; char tmp_ch; while (scanf("%d", &x) != EOF) { printf ("(lin=%d,col=%d): %d\n", lin, col++, x); scanf ("%*[ \t\r]"); /* skipping whitespaces and CRs */ /* unfortunately scanf doesn't count... -
UNIX file redirection (programming for)
#include <stdio.h> int main () { int x, i = 1; while (scanf("%d", &x) != EOF) printf ("%d: %d\n", i++, x); }
