RE: Changes to NS6.0 that would bring world peace
> If the final built of NS 6.0 > would't support layers, it would mean a lot of extra time and money to > rebuilt the existing pages to the standard code so it works. I can imagine > the industry to drop support for NS 6.0 if it means they have > to rebuild their existing pages. No, what will happen is that designers will drop support for Netscape 4.x and code only one page that works for IE4.x, IE5.x, IE6.x and NN6.x. I know IE4.x does not support a lot of features, but I really, really promise that bloating your web page drives people away from your site, not toward it. I don't want drop down menus on a web site, honestly I swear someone is not making me say this...has anyone ever used a web drop down menu they liked? Greg
RE: Mozilla's going Micro$oft on me!
I am having no trouble with the 2001012904 build or the 2001013104 build. > From: Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > I installed the latest build of Mozilla recently but am > unable to bookmark > any web pages except Mozilla ones! Has anyone else had this > problem and iff > so, have you found a fix?
DHTML Question
I have been researching DHTML in Mozilla and IE5.5 for about a week now and I have been unable to find the solution to a couple of questions. I would very much appreciate any help offered. 1) Are there any good DHTML resources for Mozilla? The best I found was http://developer.netscape.com but this had very little Mozilla info and a lot of NN4.x stuff. 2) The following code works in Mozilla, but not in IE5.5: window.document.onmousemove = mousemove; function mousemove(event){ vartmp = event.clientX } The following works in IE5.5 but not Mozilla: window.document.onmousemove = mousemove; function mousemove(){ vartmp = event.clientX } Which one is correct or is there a way to do this so the same code works in both Mozilla and IE5.5? The full page that works with Mozilla is located at: http://www.healthtech.net/test/dhtml.php3 Thanks for any help, Greg Breland Web Master American HealthTech
RE: Idea: "Download History" log file/button
XUL should really help implement a lot of browser "helper" tools like this. I think just making a download tab on the sidebar that shows all files that are currently being downloaded as well as all files that were downloaded in the past X days would be a great feature. I hate having 4 extra apps in my task bar for file downloads. I think the screen shot from icab look great. Is there already an enhancement bug on this? > > There has been a Download Manager in the Mac version of IE > since version > 4.0, or maybe even earlier. Other browsers I've used with a > "download > history"/"download manager" include iCab and Opera. Take a > look at the > existing implementations, and see what you like and don't like...