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Jamison Bryant
Jamison Bryant
Last Activity: Aug 27 '10, 05:52 PM
Joined: Aug 27 '10
Location: Maryland, United States of America
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  • Jamison Bryant
    replied to encoding
    Because that's IE, my friend. I could go on for days about how terrible IE is and how many hours of pain and suffering it has caused me.

    But I won't, because I presume that the Quick Reply has a character limit (LOL).

    @drhowarddrfine was right: there is nothing wrong with your code. I would bet my bottom button that this is just a weird IE quirk. What version were you testing with?
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  • Jamison Bryant
    replied to multiple input
    Ah, what you are looking for, my friend, is AJAX. Here's a link to the tutorial.

    What you would essentially need to do is to have Ajax add a form field each time the user uploads a file. It wouldn't be too terribly hard to do.
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  • You do realize that IE 6 is rapidly approaching being 10 years old, don't you? Wanting to support all browsers is a noble cause, but will kill you as a software developer, simply because it will take you too long to ship the code if your make it work on every browser.

    Instead, you should choose one or two browsers to officially support, and work on those. Everyone else will just have to suffer.

    It's one of those things...
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  • In terms of Seo, there wouldn't have been any difference, assuming you set up Dreamweaver, Wordpress, or whatever you use to apply searchable tags to your website.

    On the other hand, I have found that using an IDE to design a website can and will cause your code to be totally crappy, because the IDE doesn't know exactly what you're trying to do.

    If you ever want to, create a website using Microsoft Publisher, save it out...
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  • I suggest you use CSS.

    Code:
    #image_one {
    padding: 0px;
    }
    #image_two {
    padding: 0px;
    }
    This should do the trick
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  • Jamison Bryant
    replied to Need a Little CSS Help
    Re: need a little css help

    I tested the link you gave on the following browsers:
    1. Google Chrome 5.0.375.127
    2. Internet Explorer 8
    3. Mozilla Firefox 3.6.8


    and it seems to work just fine! Did you fix the issue? If so, please let us know.

    Here's something else you might want to think about: being a web developer for over 10 years now, I've given up trying to make all but the most basic sites look the same...
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