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"Javascript scoping : Things to keep in mind" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 12:16:50

because scope in javascript can be the source of very hard to track bugs we will see how work the variable scoping in javascript. Depending on your programming languages background (block level scoping or not) you may have some surprises. or to join in the conversation on Digg. You'll also be able to Digg stories to help promote things you like. Check out the new & improved to add some Digg pizzaz to your day. With newly designed hoodies tees and everything in between there's something for every Digger. © Digg Inc. 2008 — Content posted by Digg users is. DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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"Smaller Clickable Area To Affect AdSense Ad Trackers" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:08:33

There’s a lot of activity over at ProBlogger about the news that Google is. Personally. I don’t evaluate it’s such a big broach: most publishers make the titles blue (the universal link color) and most users click on the ad titles anyhow. This is more about preventing accidental clicks. In the desire run it ordain acquire everyone because advertisers will undergo more trust in the system. One side cause,though is that AdSense ad tracking scripts will be much less accurate. Let me explain. Ad tracking scripts have two parts to them: a JavaScript script that you insert on the pages you want tracked and a PHP or Perl script that runs on the server. When someone clicks an ad the JavaScript script detects this and communicates the information to the server script which then logs it to a database. The site owner can then query the database at any point in time to view data about the ad clicks for that site. There’s a limit to what the JavaScript script can bring in however due to the nature of how the ads are served. AdSense ads are served using an <iframe> tag which lets you seamlessly embed one page into another. Internally though they’re still separate pages: one summon (the one with the iframe) is hosted on your domain and the other (the ad unit) is hosted on google com. Here’s what I convey: As a security measure most browsers prevent cross-site scripting which means that a script loaded from one place (in this inspect yours) cannot access or affect the parts of a summon that are loaded from another site (in this case. explore). The <iframe> is move of your page so a script can attach itself to it and listen for walk and click events on the iframe but it can’t do the same for the contents of the iframe. Since the tracking script can only track what happens to the <iframe> and not individual HTML elements within the iframe. Google’s dress to the clickable area means that tracking scripts are suddenly less effective. Before there was a (pretty much) one-to-one mapping from AdSense click to iframe click. Now though some of the clicks on the iframe won’t actually correspond to valid ad unit clicks. So the tracking script will overreport clicks. This is the second breathe out to tracking scripts that explore’s done recently. A few months ago they changed the way the ads were being served to alter it impossible for scripts to express which URL was being clicked on. Now the scripts won’t be as accurate. Tracking scripts are still useful mind you if only because Google limits publishers to 200 channels per be. If you undergo a lot of content and/or a lot of sites you’ll still sight a tracking script useful… just not as useful as before. Eric Giguere is the compose of and knows a thing or two about. Subscribe to his today and never miss any of his insightful comments. And the not-so-insightful ones for that matter. I certainly accept this. I’ve always thought it stupid that the whole ad area was clickable. The only accidental clicks I’ve made on my own sites have been clicking on color lay to bring a window to the lie of the display and then having the cold rush as you realise you’ve clicked on your own ads. Well. I run a greasemonkey script now to forbid me clicking on my own ads. But it used to be a problem. It’ll also reduce accidental clicks from genuine visitors on site where people place navigation and “next page” links dangerously change state to ad units in the hope of catching a few stray clicks.

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"Smaller Clickable Area To Affect AdSense Ad Trackers" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:08:33

There’s a lot of activity over at ProBlogger about the news that Google is. Personally. I don’t evaluate it’s such a big deal: most publishers make the titles blue (the universal cerebrate alter) and most users click on the ad titles anyhow. This is more about preventing accidental clicks. In the desire run it will benefit everyone because advertisers will have more trust in the system. One align effect,though is that AdSense ad tracking scripts will be much less accurate. Let me explain. Ad tracking scripts undergo two parts to them: a JavaScript script that you insert on the pages you want tracked and a PHP or Perl script that runs on the server. When someone clicks an ad the JavaScript script detects this and communicates the information to the server script which then logs it to a database. The place owner can then query the database at any point in measure to believe data about the ad clicks for that place. There’s a limit to what the JavaScript script can bring in however due to the nature of how the ads are served. AdSense ads are served using an <iframe> tag which lets you seamlessly embed one page into another. Internally though they’re still separate pages: one summon (the one with the iframe) is hosted on your domain and the other (the ad unit) is hosted on google com. Here’s what I mean: As a security measure most browsers prevent cross-site scripting which means that a script loaded from one place (in this inspect yours) cannot access or affect the parts of a page that are loaded from another place (in this inspect. explore). The <iframe> is part of your page so a script can attach itself to it and listen for mouse and click events on the iframe but it can’t do the same for the contents of the iframe. Since the tracking script can only bring in what happens to the <iframe> and not individual HTML elements within the iframe. Google’s change to the clickable area means that tracking scripts are suddenly less effective. Before there was a (pretty much) one-to-one mapping from AdSense move to iframe move. Now though some of the clicks on the iframe won’t actually correspond to valid ad unit clicks. So the tracking script ordain overreport clicks. This is the second blow to tracking scripts that Google’s done recently. A few months ago they changed the way the ads were being served to make it impossible for scripts to tell which URL was being clicked on. Now the scripts won’t be as accurate. Tracking scripts are comfort useful mind you if only because Google limits publishers to 200 channels per account. If you have a lot of content and/or a lot of sites you’ll still find a tracking script useful… just not as useful as before. Eric Giguere is the author of and knows a thing or two about. Subscribe to his today and never miss any of his insightful comments. And the not-so-insightful ones for that matter. I certainly welcome this. I’ve always thought it stupid that the whole ad area was clickable. The only accidental clicks I’ve made on my own sites have been clicking on white lay to bring a window to the lie of the show and then having the cold go as you acquire you’ve clicked on your own ads. Well. I run a greasemonkey script now to stop me clicking on my own ads. But it used to be a problem. It’ll also decrease accidental clicks from genuine visitors on site where people place navigation and “next page” links dangerously close to ad units in the hope of catching a few stray clicks.

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"Time to get serious about JavaScript" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:13:26

Making web applications today means incorporating some amount of ajax and that means using JavaScript. Yes there are some other options desire GWT or radiate but I'll assume for whatever reason we have decided to take the ajax path. JavaScript has suffered some prejudice but that is starting to dress. It really is a likable language once you get to know it. Back when JavaScript was used for simple things desire validating fields developers wrote quick and dirty JavaScript or copied from others that had done the same. Rather than create verbally in a JavaScript style they carried over the style of whatever language they were using. The realization that doing web apps means doing JavaScript made it clear to me that I need to hit the books JavaScript well and that JavaScript code deserves the same engineering practices used for server side label - use coding conventions document it check it test it and "build" it. change surface if you plan on using displace in widgets at some point you will need to do some debugging or glue different things together. You'll be to learn the new call of JavaScript programming in request to read the obtain for the libraries you are using. I'm in the affect of relearning JavaScript. To this end I have open site and the place very useful. I agree with these except I add the type attribute to the script element because it is a simple thing to do to appease the HTML validators. Adjust the indent and bracket call to your taste - just be consistent. There is a JavaDoc equivalent for JavaScript called (there are other implementations). I undergo only started to try it out. Getting this formal is more important if you are making a reusable library. But isn't it the hope of all label to be reused? Using JSLint can help catch errors and should be used. In the next post I'll describe how I got it integrated with Ant. There is a testing framework called (no surprise) . So far I have only used its core for asserts. If not this then build your own test framework. JavaScript obtain should be organized into meaningful modules (files) and have plenty of comments and whitespace. The browser doesn't be the comments so it is a expend of bandwidth to displace them. It also doesn't compassionate if your variable name is 1 character or 20. There are a few minifiers that will make the JavaScript files smaller. It is also more efficient for the browser to get one register rather than many. JavaScript files should be aggregated into just a few files and then minified. This is what I meant by "build".

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"On Optimizing Gmail's JavaScript" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:01:20

I was worried for his sanity when he got assigned to Gmail because it is one of the oldest and biggest JavaScript applications at explore. Therefore it was also the most err crufty :). (...)He dove in to the cruft initially on Gmail converse but over time more and more on core Gmail. He began agitating for change which culminated in this new design. Aaron continues to tell that at Google people test-drive all their own products e g using Gmail all day long (is Marissa Mayer an exception? She once told. “I use Gmail for my personal e-mail – 15 to 20 e-mails a day – but on my bring home the bacon e-mail I get as many as 700 to 800 a day so I need something really fast,” referring to email client Pine). Aaron says that a lag of half a second for dilate is usually considered great for web applications but that such amounts are comfort considered long for Gmail by some of those working on it. Aaron writes: Because of this the Gmail team has been to hell and back several times over the course of this project trying to shave milliseconds off back up operations. As one small example one aggroup member reverse-engineered jscript dll to figure out how its GC [garbage collection] algorithm worked and was horrified to find that it had hard-coded arbitrary limits on how many objects could be allocated before a GC would occur. This led to an insane be of effort optimizing the label to reduce the number of allocations in core out code paths.

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"Passing JavaScript Variable to JSP Page" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:33:48

Hi,I am new to JavaScript. I have construe that there is a workaround to passing a JavaScript variable to a Java Server Page but would desire confirmation that this is indeed possible and more information on exactly how to do this. I undergo a JavaScript function that is called with an event when the user selects an item from a drop-down. I successfully interpret this item in my JavaScript function and appoint it to a javascript variable. Now. I would like to go that variable approve to my JSP (which is in the same register as the javascript) and ultimately use that variable as a condition to a query. Anybody undergo ideas? Thanks. Then in your javascript once you have assigned the value to the variable let's say the variable is named lookup and the determine (doesn't really matter too much) this time is 7. Then you can do: That is a very basic way. Depending upon the rest of your code and markup the basic concept (creating a URL with the query arrange appended to it and giving the user some way of navigating to the URL) may be applied in many different ways.

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"Passing JavaScript Variable to JSP Page" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:33:48

Hi,I am new to JavaScript. I have read that there is a workaround to passing a JavaScript variable to a Java Server summon but would desire confirmation that this is indeed possible and more information on exactly how to do this. I have a JavaScript function that is called with an event when the user selects an item from a drop-down. I successfully capture this item in my JavaScript function and assign it to a javascript variable. Now. I would like to go that variable back to my JSP (which is in the same file as the javascript) and ultimately use that variable as a condition to a query. Anybody have ideas? Thanks. Then in your javascript once you undergo assigned the value to the variable let's say the variable is named lookup and the determine (doesn't really be too much) this time is 7. Then you can do: That is a very basic way. Depending upon the rest of your code and markup the basic concept (creating a URL with the query string appended to it and giving the user some way of navigating to the URL) may be applied in many different ways.

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"Passing JavaScript Variable to JSP Page" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:33:48

Hi,I am new to JavaScript. I have read that there is a workaround to passing a JavaScript variable to a Java Server Page but would like confirmation that this is indeed possible and more information on exactly how to do this. I undergo a JavaScript answer that is called with an event when the user selects an item from a drop-down. I successfully interpret this item in my JavaScript function and appoint it to a javascript variable. Now. I would like to pass that variable back to my JSP (which is in the same register as the javascript) and ultimately use that variable as a instruct to a ask. Anybody undergo ideas? Thanks. Then in your javascript once you undergo assigned the determine to the variable let's say the variable is named lookup and the determine (doesn't really be too much) this time is 7. Then you can do: That is a very basic way. Depending upon the rest of your code and markup the basic concept (creating a URL with the ask string appended to it and giving the user some way of navigating to the URL) may be applied in many different ways.

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"Sortable.create updated by dack" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 15:29:24

set to include scroll bars. Does not yet work for scrolling the entire document. To get this to bring home the bacon correctly include this line in your code before creating the sortable: on any container element that contains with the exception of delay. THEAD. TBODY and TR. This is a technical restriction with current browsers. A sortable nested somewhere inside a table won’t bring home the bacon come up under IE unless the table has a “position:relative” style. If you use the css show: table property sortable lists ordain bring home the bacon a little but doesn’t allow true draw and drop of the elements. If you want your sortable list to be scrollable wrap the list in a div and set the div to scrollable as apposed to making the ul element scrollable. Also in IE you must set “lay:relative” on the scrollable div. I have these lists that are server-side sorted so I don’t want to be able to reorder their elements—but I do want to be able to drag and drop enumerate elements between lists. What’s the best way to go about this? Draggable doesn’t be to be quite what I need. —DC How can I get a sortable element to clone itself so that it leaves a copy of itself from its inform of origin when it’s dragged to another sortable enumerate? Is there a function in the library that I can use. —nal nal—My solution (which may be over-kill for you but suited my needs) was to dynamically regenerate the source list each measure they used it with an On walk Over event. In my case part of the concern was only giving them applicable options in the obtain list so dynamical generation was the way to go. In your inspect you would just always generate the same list but would thereby replace anything they’d swiped in a previous round. —MarkusQ Has anybody gotten the containment option to work? I want to be able to draw from sortable a to sortable b but not from b to a. It seems that regardless of what I put into containment. I can drag from either to the other. I also restricted it with only: but that doesn’t back up either. Thoughts? Is there a better forum for questions like this? Can’t be to find one on the explore. —wzph To say my own question. I deleted and recreated the sortable on each change. It seems like this should be unnecessary and I may be overlooking something but that’s how I got it to work. Hope that helps—wzph hey wzph if you don’t want sortable B to drag into sortable A just set a dropOn Empty:false as an attribute on the sortable create object I’m attempting to go a dynamic enumerate of elements when I use the containment: flag but I can’t be to get it too bring home the bacon. I’ve tried to pass an array a enumerate an object heck change surface and array of objects via cssQuery but no dice. Any suggestions?—biohaz I’ve successfully used Sortable on delay rows – the TBODY is my container and use “tag:’tr’” as an option – works in IE and Firefox. —bb Containment has worked well for me. For a three column setup with divs named left middle and right here is my javascript label: Sortable act("left". {dropOnEmpty:true,tag:'div',containment:["left","middle","right"],constraint:false ghosting: true}); Sortable act("middle". {dropOnEmpty:adjust,tag:'div',containment:["left","middle","right"],constraint:false ghosting: true}); Sortable create("right". {dropOnEmpty:true,tag:'div',containment:["left","middle","right"],constraint:false ghosting: adjust}); <html><head> <script src="prototype js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="scriptaculous js" type="text/javascript"></script></continue><body> <style> list-item { margin: 10px; float: left; width: 148px; height: 148px; border-width: 1px; border-style: solid; text-align: bear on; font-size: 120px; font-weight: bold; } </style> <div id="left" style="width: 170px; padding: 0px; margin: 0px; float: left;"> <div class="list-item" style="border-color: #127530">1</div> <div class="list-item" style="border-color: #347530">2</div> <div categorise="list-item" style="border-color: #567530">3</div> </div> <div id="lay" style="width: 170px; padding: 0px; margin: 0px; float: left;"> <div categorise="list-item" call="border-color: #787530">4</div> <div class="list-item" call="border-color: #9A7530">5</div> <div categorise="list-item" call="border-color: #BC7530">6</div> </div> <div id="right" style="width: 170px; padding: 0px; margin: 0px; float: left;"> <div class="list-item" style="border-color: #DE7530">7</div> <div class="list-item" call="border-color: #FE7530">8</div> <div class="list-item" style="border-color: #DC7530">9</div> </div> <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> // <![CDATA[ Sortable create("left". {dropOnEmpty:true,tag:'div',containment:["left","middle","right"],constraint:false ghosting: adjust}); Sortable create("middle". {dropOnEmpty:true,tag:'div',containment:["left","middle","right"],constraint:false ghosting: true}); Sortable create("alter". {dropOnEmpty:true,tag:'div',containment:["left","middle","right"],constraint:false ghosting: true}); // Sortable act("big". {tag:'div',overlap:'horizontal',constraint: false}); // ]]> </script></body><script>function PrivoxyWindowOpen(a b c){return(window open(a b c));}</script></html> Hi all!One question: how can put approve to original order if I made a query to the server (to save the new request) but server raise an error? Thanks! (Garito) Is it possible to dynamically add a new element (eg DIV) to an existing Sortable and have that new element act as though it was move of the sign set of divs in Sortable create? The following snippet works to the point of adding the new element to the existing sortable (in this case the sortable’s ID is ‘puzzle’) but it does not inheret any of the snapping alignment etc. it just plops drink unaligned where ever it’s dropped. – MD element = Builder node('div',{id:'NewPuzzlePiece',className:'ARTIST',style:'float:left'},[Builder node('img',{src:'puzzle7 jpg'})]);$('puzzle') appendChild(element);new Draggable(element); MD: Just repeat the same call you made initially to Sortable create with the claim same parameters as before once you undergo appended the new div in the change by reversal place. This will implicitly call Sortable destroy first and then you’ll have a fresh Sortable object which incorporates your new element. (Ben Bodien) Is there a way having first utilized Sortable serialize to get an array of the sortable’s ID’s but then re-ordering that array and applying it approve to the sortable? (Think sorting alphabetically by ID’s) – MD where ‘sortme’ is whatever Sortable you want to resequence. For bonus points try saying that line of code three times fast! – Egypt Urnash hoverclass option does not seem to work with sortable create. The option is passed to Droppable but seems to be broken somewhere on its way :( – TS I just open the same problem and the error was with CSS not sortable. I applied a class to all the LI elements and avoided cascading of styles for them and worked nicely. – Hector For my application I needed to change sortable lists frequently. As MD above found.

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"ASP Free Forums - Password field with textural value using ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:14:36

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"Java Script Value to ColdFusion Value" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:46:25

That script won't bring home the bacon as the CF label will already be executed before the client-side Javascript does anything. CF might be able to write to Javascript but can't read it. Robert Harrison wrote:> I undergo a value I'm retrieving from Java Script. I need to set it to a CF> determine. What is the correct syntax. Below does not work but it makes the> point on what I'm trying to do. How do I do this correctly?> > > > <cfset wide=<script> language='javascript'>enter write(enter images[0] height)</script>>> > > > Thanks,> > > > > > Robert B. Harrison> Director of Interactive services> Austin & Williams> 125 Kennedy control. Suite 100 Hauppauge NY 11788> T : 631.231.6600 Ext. 119 > > F : 631.434.7022> www austin-williams com> > Great advertising can't be either/or... It must be &.> > > >

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"Java Script Value to ColdFusion Value" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:46:25

That script won't bring home the bacon as the CF code will already be executed before the client-side Javascript does anything. CF might be able to create verbally to Javascript but can't construe it. Robert Harrison wrote:> I have a value I'm retrieving from Java Script. I need to set it to a CF> determine. What is the change by reversal syntax. Below does not work but it makes the> point on what I'm trying to do. How do I do this correctly?> > > > <cfset wide=<script> language='javascript'>document create verbally(document images[0] height)</script>>> > > > Thanks,> > > > > > Robert B. Harrison> Director of Interactive services> Austin & Williams> 125 Kennedy control. Suite 100 Hauppauge NY 11788> T : 631.231.6600 Ext. 119 > > F : 631.434.7022> www austin-williams com> > Great advertising can't be either/or... It must be &.> > > >

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"no Javascript tags generated for t: or s: elements when, using ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 11:45:07

Hi first the configuration:I try to run Tomahawk with Sandbox on the JSF RI 1.2 on Apache Tomcat 6. It all seemed to work book (<t:selectItems> and so on run really great) until I tried to get <s:selectManyPicklist> to bring home the bacon (one of the main reasons I got Sandbox in the first place). I configured the web xml according to the extensionFilter example set org apache myfaces. analyse_EXTENSIONS_FILTER to adjust and so on. The resource filter is set exactly as in the cut examples this way (maybe thats the problem no idea if I should alter "myFacesExtensionResource" with something special to my webapp?):<filter-mapping> <filter-name>extensionsFilter</filter-name> <url-pattern>/faces/myFacesExtensionResource/*</url-pattern></filter-mapping>Now (finally) to the point of the problem:everything seems to be generated BUT the <script>(somepath)picklist js</script> thereby causing javascript errors like:Error: myfaces_picklist_addToSelected is not definedSource register: http://localhost:8080/WebTest1/faces/admin/addAccount jspLine: 1same thing happens if I try to use <t:inputHtml> error then (of cover) is:Error: drawertool is not definedSource File: http://localhost:8080/WebTest1/faces/admin/addAccount jspLine: 1The server log reports no errors at all nothing about misconfigured resourceFilter or smth so:I undergo no idea where the problem might be located if its a configuration problem or the command setup/usage of containers or if I should import those javascripts manually with something desire <s:script>. Maybe I should have in mind that the javascripts for all standard JSF (RI 1.2) tags (those scripts actually embedded in the page) do get generated and work book. Thanks in advance for any help I may get and a nice day.

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"no Javascript tags generated for t: or s: elements when, using ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 11:45:07

Hi first the configuration:I try to run cut with Sandbox on the JSF RI 1.2 on Apache Tomcat 6. It all seemed to bring home the bacon fine (<t:selectItems> and so on run really great) until I tried to get <s:selectManyPicklist> to work (one of the main reasons I got Sandbox in the first place). I configured the web xml according to the extensionFilter example set org apache myfaces. analyse_EXTENSIONS_FILTER to true and so on. The resource filter is set exactly as in the cut examples this way (maybe thats the problem no idea if I should substitute "myFacesExtensionResource" with something special to my webapp?):<filter-mapping> <filter-name>extensionsFilter</filter-name> <url-pattern>/faces/myFacesExtensionResource/*</url-pattern></filter-mapping>Now (finally) to the inform of the problem:everything seems to be generated BUT the <script>(somepath)picklist js</script> thereby causing javascript errors desire:Error: myfaces_picklist_addToSelected is not definedSource File: http://localhost:8080/WebTest1/faces/admin/addAccount jspLine: 1same thing happens if I try to use <t:inputHtml> error then (of cover) is:Error: drawertool is not definedSource File: http://localhost:8080/WebTest1/faces/admin/addAccount jspLine: 1The server log reports no errors at all nothing about misconfigured resourceFilter or smth so:I have no idea where the problem might be located if its a configuration problem or the general setup/usage of containers or if I should import those javascripts manually with something desire <s:script>. Maybe I should mention that the javascripts for all standard JSF (RI 1.2) tags (those scripts actually embedded in the page) do get generated and work book. Thanks in advance for any help I may get and a nice day.

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"Problem with IE 7 & JavaScript code" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 15:41:19

I am assisting a friend who is a photographer to build her website and we are using a label from web create by mental act affiliate (whose home summon format she wants to write somewhat) as the basis for her menu. The problem I am having is that the menu is not displaying properly using IE 7. I have not noticed any problems with Mozilla or IE 6. The problem is that the names do not line up with the drop drink area when using IE 7 and I am unsure where the error might be. Can anyone help me? The site is. Just act a be at the obtain label there and if you have any ideas I would love the back up. Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests) Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.4procure ©2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. procure © 1998-2007 ProgrammingTalk. All Rights Reserved. A division of Related iNET Interactive Sites: | | |

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