Hi, I have a html table inside which i have a submit button. Now, i call a function in my javascript file, that is supposed to create a captcha, and place it in the html page within the table where i have the submit button. And in the javascript, am doing a document.write() and pasting the image from the js file into the html page. Now...
I'm a sometime developer who is trying to get up to speed on customer-facing sites. I have a designer (who has years of experience, but it's all been print, so she's also ramping up on web design) so I'm not looking for design or usability tips. What I am interested in hearing about is the step-by-step process of doing the actual coding ...
I'm thinking of switching from using PHP to Python for web applications, but I was wondering if Python is as adept as weaving in and out of HTML as PHP is. Essentially, I find it very easy/intuitive to use <? and ?> to put PHP where I want, and am then free to arrange/organize my HTML however I want. Is it just as easy to do this with Py...
In the screen shot, you will see where there is a white space, it will stretch to fit (width: 100%) http://i29.tinypic.com/24v0gma.png The light yellow and darker yellow css class here, called article: .article { padding:10px; overflow:auto; } The left col css class here: .col-left { float:left; position:relative; ...
When i put a long continuos string in my fixed width td ,it is not getting wrapped. The sting increases the width of my table. Can anybody plz help me with this. for. e.g. this is my text --- works fine as in td width is fixed only height increases but if i insert thisismytext --- then it increases the width of my table. ...
So ive been doing html for a little while now.. but I keep running into issues when I use margins. This causes me to usually just use padding. Anyway, let me give you an example of something I am working on currently. http://vasoshield.xcsit.com/index.html Main structure : <div id="main"> <div id="header"> <div id="mainNav"...
This is a Windows Vista Command Link dialog: I was wondering if anyone had already written HTML to mock the look and feel of the options in the dialog. For my purposes, I only need the font and font size because I'm using an HTML-enabled Windows Forms control. However, it might be more useful for the community at large if someone ha...
If you found an answer or the question useful please upvote them. how do I create an HTML table with fixed/frozen left column and scrollable body? I need a simple solution. I know it's similar to some other questions, like: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/684211/html-table-with-fixed-headers-and-a-fixed-column http://stackoverflow....
I am dynamically sizing a transparent .gif on my web page using JavaScript. The original image size is around 200x200 pixels and it’s typically resized to between 600x600 and 800x800. In IE8 and FF3, the resized image results in a nice looking gradient where the colors appear to be stretched. However, in older browsers such as IE7 and FF...
We have a intranet that we have lots of html pages and attachments (.doc, .xls, etc) and we are looking to migrating this to confluence WIKI. Doesn't anyone know of any script or anything that can be used to automate this process as we dont want to do it by hand ideally. ...
I'm trying to get up to speed on HTML/CSS/PHP development and was wondering how I should validate my code when it contains content I can't control, like an RSS feed? For example, my home page is a .php doc that contains HTML and PHP code. I use the PHP to create a simple RSS reader (using SimpleXML) to grab some feeds from another blog ...
I've created a html newsletter for a business orginization. This email includes registration hyperlinks. A user forwarded me the message he recieved today stating that the links don't work. He is the only person having this problem. The hyperlinks have been modified, for instance this fake example... original: http://www.stackoverflo...
I want to have a user select a file and then have php put the contents in db. Now the last part (processing the file in php) is easy. But is there a way I can process a user selected file whithout a new page load? If I use the following: <FORM ACTION="upload.php" METHOD="post" ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data"> <INPUT TYPE="file" NAME="som...
so I am using the .hover feature of jquery.. but im having a small issue. the drop downs stick and dont get hidden when yuo move the mouse over them very quickly (ff3). it seems like it is skipping the mouse out function if the previous function hadnt completed which is slideDown. anyway to fix this? heres the test site: http://vasos...
I have simple HTML Textbox with couple of events like "onfocus" change backgroud color, "onkeypress" making sure only accepting numerals, "onblur" formatting and validating the numerals to us-phone format, "onmouseover" showing the tooltip, "onmouseout" hiding the tooltip etc. I want to manage all the events dynamically without using ...
Suppose the following HTML: <li class="fooli"> <a class="foo" href="javascript:foo(this);">anchor</a> </li> <li class="fooli"> <a class="foo" href="javascript:foo(this);">anchor</a> </li> and the following Javascript (using jquery 1.3.2): function foo(anchor) { alert($(anchor).attr('href')); } My goal is to be able to hide ...
Is it acceptable (in a standard's sense) to have a form which can span multiple pages? For example, I am making a shopping form, and on the main form are mugs and tshirts. However, I need to make it so the user can choose a color of a t shirt. Now, I could either add radio buttons to the small thumbnail of the tshirts, or I could make th...
like 1 image says more than 1000 words. here is what I want to implement in a django webapp: http://bit.ly/1ocI0X Is a dynamic dropdown list with an action to add values to db and dynamicly added to self dropdownlist. Any hint would be appreciated. Tks. ...
Newbie question here. I'm in the beginning stages of laying out a site in HTML/CSS based on a sketch I did. So I'm planning my DIVs on the home page and I'm wondering how to name them and which elements should have their own containers. So far, I have the following : container (contains everything on the page) header (will contain the ...
What benefits are offered by HTML5 over HTML 4.01 or XHTML 1.0 Strict for accessibility? ...