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Prevent a user from closing a browser window using "X"?

Can I tell, using javascript, whether a user has clicked on the "X" icon on a browser dialog, or the "OK"/"Cancel" buttons? I have code I need to run when the window closes, but it will only run when OK or Cancel are clicked. I currently capture the onunload event of the window. How can i accomplish this? window.onunload = function() {...

What is the best way to embed HTML in an RSS feed?

I am using Django's RSS capabilities to build an RSS feed. The <description> of the RSS feed items contains HTML markup. Currently, I am just injecting the HTML markup into the feed using the following template: {{ obj.post }} Django, of course, translates special characters (<, >, &, etc.) to their respective HTML entities. I know I...

Offline HTML templating processor for Windows

Hello! I am teaching my friend how to make websites. I would like to keep the websites static, so that he does not [yet] have to learn PHP, worry about testing on his Windows machine, worry about the server configuration, security etc. The bad thing is that without some tool support he would have to repeat a lot of code, for example the ...

Balancing HTML/CSS Between Designers and Engineers

I have a development process question. Background: I work for a modest sized website where, historically, the designers created mockups/screenshots of what they wanted pages and components to look like, and the engineering team (myself included) turned them into html/css. This works relatively well from a code cleanliness perspective, ...

multiple forms

For example, would like 5 checks boxes to have their own submit button and the other 5 to have their own submit. Should be independednt of each other but they are not grouped together in the html page. Do I nest the other form? Do I put them under the same name and if so how do I distinct the submit? Submit seems to submit the form name...

Different div 2 column layout

This is different than the simple 2 column layout. I need to have this html: <div class="menu"> <div class="right">One</div> <div>Three</div> <div>Four</div> <div class="right">Two</div> <div class="right">Two</div> <div>Four</div> <div class="right">Two</div> </div> The div class menu has a static width, ...

Auto refresh web page

I have a web page which allows the user to carry out various operations that in turn modify the database. Also, this web application needs to keep track of various fields in database that keep changing with time. Is refreshing the page every few seconds the best possible way to implement this? For example, if there is a long list on the ...

make link on SWF File to another HTML.

Hi, I am having a problem with SWF File. I have a SWF File on my HTML page and i need to link it to another HTML i used but the anchor is not working. Any one can help me. How to link a SWF file. Thanks ...

Regular Expression in Python - Parsing html

I need to search through an html doc, find all of the spans and delete the spans and everything between them. What would a regular expression look like that would match everything between ? ...

Correct way to trigger a file download (in PHP)?

Quick (and hopefully easy) question: I need to trigger a download of a PDF file that's generated by a PHP file. I can do this: <a href="download.php">Download</a> but should I be doing this another way? Javascript maybe? The above works but the window shows "Loading..." until the download starts. I'd like to provide some feedback ...

How to keep my non-breaking spaces with HTML Tidy (PHP)?

I've just noticed that tidy_repair_string() is removing my non-breaking spaces from empty elements causing my table to collapse. Basically I've put in: <td>&nbsp;</td> and HTML Tidy is stripping them out to: <td> </td> which may or may not be some Unicode break but either way it's collapsing. The only &nbsp; related option I'v...

jQuery form submit() is not working in IE6?

Hi, I want to submit a with using jquery as below; $("#formid").submit(); Its working perfect in all browsers except IE6. How to make it work in IE6 ?? ...

Encoded character is used instead the correct one

I have a little problem and I'm hopping that you can help me solve this annoying issue. I need to use an iFrame in an administration panel to let users use the selection service, and in the HTML I have: <iframe scrolling="yes" runat="server" title="Par Selection" id="iFrame" frameborder="0" enableviewstate="true" width="100%" heigh...

Non-standard tag behavior in Opera

I'm working with a publishing system that uses custom tags. These are interpreted on the server. The problem is, that they cause big problems with Opera, when viewed locally (custom tags are not interpreted). Opera is handling these tags differently from other browser. It looks like it is closing the tag at the end of the document (even...

Table cell widths - fixing width, wrapping/truncating long words

I have a table containing cells with text of various lengths. It is essential that all of the table cells are of the same width. If this means truncating long words or forcing a break in long words then that's OK. I cannot figure out any way of getting this to work. This is for an internal client application so needs to work in IE6 and...

VB.NET replace whitespace between HTML tags

Is there any way in VB.NET to remove all of the whitespaces between tags in HTML? Say, I've got this: <tr> <td> The string I've built is an entire HTML document, and it counts everything before those tags as legitimate space, so I need to trim it out. Is there a reg ex or function out there I could use to do this? Thanks ...

How to find where browser breaks a paragraph of text.

I need to add line breaks in the positions that the browser naturally adds a newline in a paragraph of text. For example: <p>This is some very long text \n that spans a number of lines in the paragraph.</p> This is a paragraph that the browser chose to break at the position of the \n I need to find this position and insert a <br /> ...

Web pages to print media -- solutions?

I've been a big fan of MediaWiki and similar wiki-based text editors. I like the ability to quickly add text, collaborate, and share. However, there's always still the need for nicely formatted print output. Things like headers and footers (that say what I want them to say), page breaks, margins, etc. Most solutions I've seen involve so...

Is it possible to achieve a row highlighting effect without javascript?

I want the "tr" that's currently hovered over to change color, and then change back when the mouse is no longer over it. Is this possible using pure CSS, or is javascript the only solution? (I currently have a javascript solution, so I don't need examples of that) Thanks! ...

What does the following code do in CSS?

I know nothing of CSS but am trying to figure out the meaning of this syntax: body { margin: 0; font-family: "Trebuchet MS", Helvetica; background: #FFFFFF; color: #FE6600; overflow-x: hidden; position: absolute; margin: 0; padding: 0; left: 0; top: 45px; width: 100%; min-height: 372px; } ...