I've decided to do an end-run around the problem with PHP.
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IE inserts extra line when there is a link in the line.
I have a simple HTML5 page with several Unordered Lists <UL></UL> in the page. Each list is different, and some of the UL's begin with a List Item <LI></LI> which contains a link <A></A>.
Firefox and Chrome have no problems rendering the page. I've even simplified it from nested UL's to a simple series of single-level UL's.
Here's a section of the code:
...Code:<p>Caterer</p><ul><li><a
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@ADezii - Thanks. Have already implemented the one Zepp suggested.
- as an aside - I've found this board more useful in 2 days than others I've looked at for months. I'm very appreciative.Leave a comment:
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@zepp - Thanks! I'd found an earlier version of that which didn't work, and overlooked that one. Perfect.Leave a comment:
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@Rabbit. Thanks for the offer. I'll use REST for now, as I'm under time constraints. But when I have a gap, I'll give it a go and get back to you. J.Leave a comment:
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@NeoPa - you're right. I'm just a lazy SOB. ;)Leave a comment:
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A question you might consider is whether or not there is a high degree of correlation between sets of columns. By that I mean do you have a large number of records where Columns A and B (and C and D...) vary simultaneously and in the same way?
--Col 0-- --Col A-- --Col B--
505511 Apples Fruit
505512 Cars Machine
505513 Bread Grain
505514 Apples Fruit
505515 Bread Grain...Leave a comment:
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Thanks, guys, but in this environment I'm limited to SHA1.Leave a comment:
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SHA1 Hash for Access/VBA
I've been looking for a SHA1 routine for an Access 2010 project. A Google search turns up quite a few for Visual Basic but not for current level vba.
This needs to be implemented entirely in Access vba - I'm trying not to call an external program (I can do it now with REST if I have to).
Can anyone point me to a source?
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You might take a look at the Northwind sample database that is bundled with Access. It includes a very well-documented user management component.Leave a comment:
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@ADezii - thanks for the article. I, too, have a use for the Index method. When you have a query which results in Sums, Averages, Counts or other calculated values, it can be challenging to retrieve the values. The index syntax is fast and easy in these situations.Leave a comment:
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