Java Popup on Leave Problem

[Steve Horrillo]

Re: Java Popup on Leave Problem


On 24-Jun-2005, Lee <REM0VElbspamtr ap@cox.net> wrote:
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> Stephen Horrillo said:[color=green]
> >
> >It's not for advertising. It's to remind them to bookmark the site or
> >join the email reminder list. Is that "evil" too?[/color]
>
> If not evil, it's at least very rude.
> Imagine you're walking out the door of a shop and the shopkeeper
> runs up and grabs your shoulder and asks you to sign his guestbook.
>
> Please quote appropriate parts of the message you're responding to.[/color]

I compare it more to the shop owner handing me his business card and saying,
"we appreciate you coming, please don't forget to visit us again."

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[Lee]

Re: Java Popup on Leave Problem

Steve Horrillo said:[color=blue]
>
>
>On 24-Jun-2005, Lee <REM0VElbspamtr ap@cox.net> wrote:
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>> Stephen Horrillo said:[color=darkred]
>> >
>> >It's not for advertising. It's to remind them to bookmark the site or
>> >join the email reminder list. Is that "evil" too?[/color]
>>
>> If not evil, it's at least very rude.
>> Imagine you're walking out the door of a shop and the shopkeeper
>> runs up and grabs your shoulder and asks you to sign his guestbook.
>>
>> Please quote appropriate parts of the message you're responding to.[/color]
>
>I compare it more to the shop owner handing me his business card and saying,
>"we appreciate you coming, please don't forget to visit us again."[/color]

No. You're not being polite about it. They've indicated that they
want to leave, and you've physically stopped them (eg, grabbed them
by the shoulder) and required that they accept or decline your card.
That's rude. Fortunately, my browser won't allow that sort of abuse.

[ihaveenoughspamasitis@nospam.com]

Re: Java Popup on Leave Problem


On 24-Jun-2005, "Dan" <dan@tobias.nam e> wrote:
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> > What am I doing wrong. Mind you, I'm using Front Page.[/color]
>
> You've answered your own question, haven't you? :-)[/color]

What's wrong with Front Page?

[Randy Webb]

Re: Java Popup on Leave Problem

ihaveenoughspam asitis@nospam.c om wrote:[color=blue]
> On 24-Jun-2005, "Dan" <dan@tobias.nam e> wrote:
>
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>>>What am I doing wrong. Mind you, I'm using Front Page.[/color]
>>
>>You've answered your own question, haven't you? :-)[/color]
>
>
> What's wrong with Front Page?[/color]

It's easier to answer the question the other way around:

Question: What's right with Front Page?
Answer: Nothing.

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Randy
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[Andy Dingley]

Re: Java Popup on Leave Problem

On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 05:37:06 GMT, ihaveenoughspam asitis@nospam.c om
wrote:
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>What's wrong with Front Page?[/color]

Cooties.

[Travis Newbury]

Re: Java Popup on Leave Problem

ihaveenoughspam asitis@nospam.c om wrote:[color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
>>>What am I doing wrong. Mind you, I'm using Front Page.[/color]
>>You've answered your own question, haven't you? :-)[/color]
> What's wrong with Front Page?[/color]

Nothing is wrong with Front Page. If you depend on it to write your
code for you, you will have some pretty sloppy and bloated code. If you
use it as an editor, then it is just as good (in some cases better) than
the others out there.

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[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Re: Java Popup on Leave Problem

Mark Parnell wrote:
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> Previously in alt.html,comp.l ang.javascript, alt.www.webmaster, microchip
> <verymicrochip@ gmail.com> said:
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>> 1.Yet again, you forgot the <!---------begin slashes[/color]
>
> Just get rid of the HTML comment altogether. It's not necessary.[/color]

1. It is intended as a comment within an SGML declaration `<! ... >'.
2. It is not a valid SGML comment as those comments start and end with `--'.
3. It is not only no longer necessary here, it was error-prone right
from the start and should never made it in any way into the HTML 3.2+
Specifications in the first place, not even as an example.


PointedEars

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Re: Java Popup on Leave Problem

Travis Newbury wrote:
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> ihaveenoughspam asitis@nospam.c om wrote:[color=green][color=darkred]
>>>> What am I doing wrong. Mind you, I'm using Front Page.
>>> You've answered your own question, haven't you? :-)[/color]
>> What's wrong with Front Page?[/color]
>
> Nothing is wrong with Front Page. If you depend on it to write your
> code for you, you will have some pretty sloppy and bloated code. If you
> use it as an editor, then it is just as good (in some cases better) than
> the others out there.[/color]

The only problem is that FrontPage interferes with certain source code you
write if you save the document (i.e. it silently deletes it even if its
valid) which makes it hardly a good source code editor.

Please keep HTML stuff, if not related to scripting, out of cljs.
Please avoid (excessive) crossposts without Followup-To.


PointedEars, F'up2 microsoft.publi c.frontpage.cli ent