I'm writing a simple browser based game with a 2d tile map. I'm implementing this map as an HTML table (ok, you can yell at me for using tables later, but it works) with background images. The map could be very very large, but it won't change much, if at all. I could eventually make more maps though. The map cells will not only have a b...
I want to implement in desktop application in java searching and highlighting multiple phrases in html files, like it is done in web browsers, so html tags (within < and >) are ignored but some tags like <b> arent ignored. When searching for example each table in text ...each <b>table</b> has name... will be highlighted, but in text ...h...
Here's my problem: I have a Flash object on my page. The user can change views within the Flash. [Not directly relevant but possibly useful: when this happens, the Flash creates a JavaScript event.] I'd like to create separate Disqus comment threads for each Flash view, and according to Disqus's customer support, this needs a unique UR...
The web site that we're writing needs to be "Accessible". The trouble is, while we understand the general conepts (semantic latout, alt text on images, light on Javascript, etc etc), we don't really have much knowledge of what screen reader products or other accessible browser are actually on the market and/or in general use, nor how to ...
I am using Request.Browser.IsMobileDevice in conjunction with the MDBF file that goes in the App_Browsers/Devices folder (http://mdbf.codeplex.com/) Now using Sea Monkey browser (latest version 2.0.7) IsMobileDevice returns true. Why might this be the case as clearly Sea Monkey is not a mobile browser. In fact, I had the understanding...
I have one web page with an iframe. The iframe is on a different subdomain to the outerpage. The iframe page references style sheets (in the form of webresource.axd files) that have relative paths. The problem is, Internet Explorer (6, 7 and 8) appears to be turning these relative paths into complete URLs but with the wrong subdomain. I...
Does HTML rendering differ amongst different versions of windows ? For example does firefox 3.5 render HTML on xp the same as windows 7 ? ...
Hey, I am trying to trouble shoot a css issue that is appearing only in iphone browsers. I simply need to detect if the user is using an iphone, and if so, render a modified version of the div that is being affected. I am happy to just call this modified version of the css div in the header as it will save having a second style sheet. ...
i make web page using asp i implement log out function like this logout.asp session.abandon response.redirect "/" response.End() it's works good but have some problem when redirect main page -->> // response.redirect "/" but if i move previous page it's not work i mean session is until live example now page -> mydomain....
I would find some example uses of FireFox engine to generate graphic file (it can be png) on server site with using browser engine. I would like achive the same image as if i open this html file in browser and use prinscr. ...
I have a website which contains french, with accents "é, è, à,...". The website displays fine in chrome but those symbols are messed up in firefox. I generated these pages with C# StreamWriter. I choose Encoding "UTF8". I've tried with ISO-8859-1 and ASCII too with little succes. Is there a way to figure out which encoding I can use t...
When I deploy a new .swf file in an HTML file as shown below, I have to clear the browser cache before the new .swf file loads in the browser. Is there anyway to force the browser to load the .swf file when I replace it with a new one on the server. <embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" pluginspage="http://www....
When we dynamically insert JS spript in head, it triggers unblocking(or parallel with other resources) download of JS file. Once the JS gets downloaded, does the browser block while parsing and executing the script or the parsing and execution is also aynchronous? var headID = document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0]; var newSc...
As you know, you can specify dimensions with CSS in px or em. As far as I understand it, em means "line height of the current element's fonts". My approach currently is to always use px (also for margin which seems to be a controversial practice). Question: Can I rely on the ratio of px and em to be the same across browsers? If not, the...
There will be a computer on display which users will write in their name, phone number, email and other information. We dont want users going back a page and grabbing ppls emails or other information. How do i make it so when someone hits back the form no longer shows and a "sorry return to the first page" kind of thing. Theres a small ...
I know i shouldnt do it but it may be easier then explaining to the clients that you should do it through the browser. They have a public computer and a server running on the machine in an admin account (the code i am writing). They want people to enter their information but they dont want someone pressing down on the email input box to ...
Hi, I am starting to work on a browser extension and because of the nature of the extension I need to develop it in C++. I am currently working with Firefox but would like my code to be portable across browsers. First of all is there a library or an interface (like the NPAPI) that I can use to ensure this for extensions? What are the t...
Is there any Android browser reference/documentation for Web app developers? Something like Apple's Safari Web Content Guide would be fantastic. I am exploring options to make Android Web app more native-like, so any suggestions would be appreciated. ...
Hey, I am working on an eshop with a calculator to calculate your loan. I need some fresh insight on this... imagine this situation: User clicks on one of the buttons it will do a POST request (jQuery) and fill the required data. User clicks add to cart and goes to cart User clicks back button (browser) Page is loading, server is fi...
JavaScript programs consist of statements and function declarations. When a JavaScript program is executed, these two steps occur: the code is scanned for function declarations, and every func. declaration is "executed" (by creating a function object) and a named reference to that function is created (so that this function can be calle...