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Its the same browser..!! An on all the browsers... the only difference is Screen resolution. -
clain started a topic Problem with absolutely positioning a div based on a normally positioned elementin JavascriptProblem with absolutely positioning a div based on a normally positioned element
Guys ,
Here is the situation, My client want to show guided tour on his web page.
The tour is a set of instructions "A Dialogue balloon" that moves from one position to another.
What I am trying to do is find the position of an element with respect to the document and set its position to the dialogue box , so that the dialogue box appear there.
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Write JS function functionCode:function openWindow() { window.open('new_page_address.html','_blank'); return true; }
Code:<form action="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" method="post" id="payPalForm" onsubmit="return openWindow()">
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how do you identify which logo is chosen? there must be some module to do the identification of logo. integrate the hyperlink in that module depending upon the logo.
PHP is a server side language. So either there should be a post event after selecting the logo or you should write a JS to do it in client side.Leave a comment:
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you should use a PHP mail() or sendmail function to send mail. Both are not present in this this code.Leave a comment:
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Thanks Buddy ... I can start from here... Some more work around on your regex must get me there to the actual code.
To be frank I got many regex but could not find a perfect one.. most of them faild in odd conditions...
hopfully a regex that can omit "@" symbol can be derived from you code... I am on it... thanks againLeave a comment:
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Hello Mr Code Green.. its not exactly the domain name. it may also contain sub-domain's for example "support.domain .com".
And regarding Googling... I did not find a regex that match my criteria in while googling... and also "try googling" is not the answer that I am expecting from Bytes. if that was the case ,I would not have posted this topic here ... ha haLeave a comment:
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When Echo-ing its returning the success value i.e 1.
so the image is created .. now you need to find the actual path where the image is created ...Leave a comment:
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Its simple ... i have bulks of plain text files ... i just need to extract all the Websites from it.Leave a comment:
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He he.. Scrap the site.. extract the data using string functions, now covert to excel using any of the packages.
Before that please let us know what u r trying to doLeave a comment:
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How to Extract a website from a string / plain text?
I need to extract website from Plain text string, I searched in most of the forums but i could not find a better one..
- since its a plain text it will not have any HTML links or anchor tags to find and extract.
- the website may or may not contain "www." for example the website name can be "learnwell. com" instead of "www.learnwell. com".
- There are website names like main.cool.edu
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yess ..!!! just use Double quotes where there is chance of single quotes...!!
or Try Escaping the single quote with additional single quoteLeave a comment:
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the options are..
renaming the html files to php and passing the session varilables through out the page.
other option is calling a hidden iframe which holds a php session control page [its really a dirty idea]
next option is a javascript that can communicate with php server page with ajax [this is too much complicated yet effective ]Leave a comment:
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you need to post the code which triggers the onclicik function. there is something wrong with your java script. This forum deals with HTML and Please move the post to an appropriate forum such as PHP or JavaScript
can you post the whole code?Leave a comment:
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we do not use negative margin for centering... if some one asked to do that .. then ist wrong... and negative margins will lead to such phenomena such as going into screen..
what exactly you need?Leave a comment:
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stop using PNG files with IE... i do not support PNG True transparency ...
there is nothing to do with this other than that.... its that transparent part of PNG file that is not rendered in IE ..displayed as double background..Leave a comment:
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do i have something to do with airport dude? ha ha .... anyway.... i'm just wandering and pondering with the problemLeave a comment:
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Code:<body style="height:100%;" > <center> <div class="bg"> some content </div> </center> </body>
Code:.bg { width:955px; background:url(../images/mainbg.gif) repeat-y; height:100%; }
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no buddy that one did not work in Firefox...!!!! its OK with IE....Leave a comment:
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100% vertically expanding div
Do you guys know how to make a div expand vertically 100%..
i do have a solution with Javascript.. but its not the right way. any CSS tricks will be helpful..
also many such tricks works in IE just like giving 100% height to body..etc..
i need a FF and IE compatible one..
any wild guess.
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