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I am wondering if there is any way to use Perl to forma a pop-up window. This is for a Java Chat script which uses JavaSript to form a pop-up window and print the Java Applet insode the pop-up window, but I am converting it to Perl. If there is a way to form a pop-up window with Perl, then my...

If you want to cancel the error messages from apearing then plce the fallowing code somewhere on your page:<br> <br> &lt;script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot; type=&quot;text/javascript&quot;&gt;&lt;!--<br> <br> function stoperror() {<br> return true;<br> }<br> window.onerror = stoperror<br>...

Did you check for a closing tag, and make sure all of your other tags are in proper order? also. which browser are you using?

A good way to do this is after you set up your numerical IP address, you can go to one of these free redirection places like http://www.cfm.to. You can have your address be http://whatever_you_want_it_to_be.cfm.to/. This is the way I like to do it with my website (http://wdacc.cfm.to/) because...

Sounds like good advice, I'd go with that one If I were you.

Yes, this works well, and is the preffered manner of doing these kinds of things, but for people how do not have access to a cgi directory, the JavaScript method is easy, and effective.

Not exactly sure, but Link Exchange does it, and so does Sen-a-Link, but it only works on Windows.<br> Check out www.send-a-link.com to find out more, you will have to view there source code and find out where the script is coming from and then download it to view at your leisure.<br> I would...

Opera is actualy a good browser to test pages with because it is so unforgiving. If a page passes the test with Opera, then it is likely to be cross browser compatible, but not to say cross system cmpatible because it only runs on windows. For the Mac there is a similar browser which has...

Opera is actualy a good browser to test pages with because it is so unforgiving. If a page passes the test with Opera, then it is likely to be cross browser compatible, but not to say cross system cmpatible because it only runs on windows. For the Mac there is a similar browser which has...

There is a way to do it but it's trick because it won't work on all browsers and it won't work cross platform.

Never mind, I figur'd it out all on my own. It would appear that Netscape Navigator does not allow a table to be split into two seperate files, it would just interpret it as an unterminated table cell, and the page may not even appear at all.

Photoshop even has a water mark filter called 'Digimarc'<br> which allows you to put a unique copyright ID supplied by the company which makes it. I can see how this would be a hassle if you have thousands of pictures to go through, because you have to do individualy for each picture.

I have noticed that there isn't a lot of leeway with regards to coding in Netscape Navigator; you pretty much have to stick with the standards and not expect anything that isn't part of the 4.0 standards to work.

You are right rycamor, it wasn't the SSI specifically which caused the problem, I just discovered, it was the fact that it was enclosed in an unterminated table cell, which was the result of splitting the table down the middle and saving it as two seperate .js files, so that I could write the...

what kind of equation? A CGI type of equation? If so, yes, it seems that server side includes may be integrated with shell like this:<br> &lt;!--#set var="Zed" value="${REMOTE_HOST}_${REQUEST_METHOD}"--&gt;

Try setting the line spacing attributes with cascading style sheets, this works god with Internet Explorer.

Another place to find good scripts is at www.javascripts.com, they will have what you need, and it's free.

Or if that does not work, she can throw away the preferences . The Opera browser seems to work fine on Its defualt settings.

She might try enabling cookie logging or referer logging in the advanced menu of the preferences dialog.

Why is it that Netscape Navigator requires the &lt;BR&gt; attribute applied after every image in order for it to align properly? Say if you have a table data cell &lt;TD&gt; that has a height of 1 and you have an image inside of it which has a height of 1, withough the &lt;BR&gt; tagged on after...