Thanks Cyberdyne - that wasn't it, but you did get me thinking in the right direction!
In the hardware properties for the onboard LAN, there was a setting called 'Enable PME' which I now know stands for Power Management Event. I disabled that and it seems to have done the trick!
What still gets me is why it never did it before, then only started when I moved house? Never mind - I don't care really as it's not doing it...
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I wish the answer was as easy as that! I built both PCs around Gigabyte motherboards and am using the LAN ports on the motherboards - not on a separate LAN card. Anyway, as I said, this has just instantly started happening since moving house - no settings have been changed nor has there been any hardware change at all - the network's just in a different house!
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Ghost in the machine!!
Hi all,
Having a bit of a strange one here! We've just moved house and I've set up our home network exactly the same as it was before - my PC connected to the net and my wife's PC networked to mine and sharing my internet connection.
Everything works exactly the same (no reason it shouldn't) except that now when I shut down my PC, my wife's will startup automatically. Huh!!??
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Hi,
I just answered a similar question last week. Have a look and see if this helps:
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread547284.html
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Hi Vermo,
We could use a little more information here!!
Give us a link to your site and tell us what problems people are encountering and I'm sure somebody here can help you fix it.
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Having a quick look at the code, you could remove the image dimensions from your HTML <img src> tags and add this to your CSS:
With 6 images across the screen, I guess 15% would be fine, but you could play with it a little. Do not specify a height, as doing so will ensure the image always keeps it's ratio - if you specify a height, it will rescale in both directions....Code:#maintab ul li img { width: 15%; }Leave a comment:
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What's happening here is that your browser does not know what height to set!
You have told it that you want the child div to be height: 100%, so it looks to the container div to work out 100% of what? The container div is set to be height: 100%, but 100% of what? You have to go even further back with your height specifications.
This will satisfy IE6.....but you will...Code:body { height: 100%; }Leave a comment:
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I presume your two content divs are floated left & right. What actually happens is that because you've floated the content in these divs, they no longer have any effect on their parent div.
Try also adding a float element to the container div, then see if it works. Let me know if that's no use for layout, etc, as there is another way, but it would help to see the actual page in that case:-)
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If all you want to do is make the footer stick to the bottom of the browser, all you need to do is insert the following into your CSS...
Obviously, renaming the footer div to suit your own and adding any other styling you require.Code:#footer { position: absolute; bottom: 0px; }
It's more common to align the footer with the bottom of your container div instead of the body. If that's...Leave a comment:
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From the way the text looks on the Slim Movies menu option, I can see the problem straight away!
On Photoshop, use the option Save For Web instead of Save As
If you select to save the image as a GIF, then increase the amount of colours used. By the look of the text, I would say you're only using 4 colours on that Slim Movies menu image - I would increase that to at least 64 if you want your gradient on the active link...Leave a comment:
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Hi funkiejunkie,
I'd happily have a look for you, but it'll be so much easier if you could either paste a link to the page or paste your code (both HTML & CSS). That way, we can see exactly how you've coded it and tell you exactly how you can improve it.
Showing us a picture of your site is like showing a mechanic a picture of your car and asking him what's wrong with it - we really need to pop the hood! :-)...Leave a comment:
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Never mind - I've convinced them to see sense!!
I'd still be interested to hear if this is possible with PHP in case the need arises in the future (instead of using Javascript or a big frame!)
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Hi Mohammed,
Not coming from the US, I hav no idea what CSC3750 involves or how deep it goes into any specific area, but you could do worse than start working through the tutorials on W3Schools
It would also be worth using Firefox instead of Internet Explorer (if you're not already) and installing the Web Developer plugin - see Firefox's web site. Then you can use that to see how other pages are built - the best way...Leave a comment:
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I hit that problem with Firefox before, then realised that I was testing it by just holding down one key! Try putting in a normal paragraph of words instead of one long string of characters - you should find it wraps just fine!
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Redirect and mask address using PHP?
Does anybody know of any method or existing script I can use to mask the address of a page.
For example, if I am on www.mysite.com and I click on a link which redirects to a page hosted on a free hosting site, eg www.freehost.co m/johndoe/content.htm, can the address shown in the browser be masked so it still looks like the page originates from www.mysite.com?
Googling around, I have found possible ways to do this using... -
Here's another script which also gives the user a little counter to see how many characters they have left to use - may come in handy :-)
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All very true, but it's only right to credit the author when you quote their work:
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Hi cziarel,
Having a look at a few of your recent posts, I think you could really benefit from going through some of the html tutorials at www.w3schools.c om/
This would answer a lot of your questions :-)
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Why not convert it to flash - there's plenty of third party apps out there that can do the job. For example...
It's not something I've ever bothered doing myself, but if you do a Google search for 'powerpoint flash convert' there's no shortage of apps it seems. There may even be a free one in there (or if not you could use one on a free trial to do this job!)
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