[wdvltalk] Re: Retrieving client's IP address in ASP

2003-07-11 Thread darren
On Friday, July 11, 2003 at 10:08, Ross Clutterbuck wrote: RC> The one thing I can't find is retrieving a user's IP RC> address using ASP (IIS 5.0). Any pointers? I was RC> thinking about populating a hidden field with the IP RC> using Javascript but this is dependant on JS being RC> active and I'

[wdvltalk] css/js woes :: reading the fontSize property using JS

2003-07-11 Thread Ben Joyce
Morning all, CSS/JS question for ya if i may. I use the following to increase the font size of the next DIV in a sequence: var objNextDiv = eval('document.all.div'+intNextID); objNextDiv.style.fontSize = parseInt(objNextDiv.style.fontSize) + 1; The DIV has been assigned a CSS class as follows:

[wdvltalk] Re: SCR: http://www.ingentus.com/clients/coh/index .htm

2003-07-11 Thread Trusz, Andrew
According to Opera (knowledge base through the online help in the browser) problems with javascript come from 2 sources: 1. bug in the browser and 2. proprietary extensions in the javascript written for particular browsers (surprise surprise -- IE and Netscape 4 primarily). The first is probably no

[wdvltalk] Re: css/js woes :: reading the fontSize property using JS

2003-07-11 Thread Gerenday, Perry (P.)
Ben Joyce wrote: > I use the following to increase the font size of the next DIV in a > sequence: > > var objNextDiv = eval('document.all.div'+intNextID); > objNextDiv.style.fontSize = parseInt(objNextDiv.style.fontSize) + 1; > > The DIV has been assigned a CSS class as follows: > > .clsDivIt

[wdvltalk] Re: css/js woes :: reading the fontSize property using JS

2003-07-11 Thread ben
Hi Perry. Turns out i'm trying to read style properties through the DOM and this is a no- go. The DOM isn't aware of the styles that have been applied, but I think I have a solution thanks to another response from either here or the Babble list. Thanks for the suggestion. Still lots of coding

[wdvltalk] RE: Domain name Transfer

2003-07-11 Thread Bob Laurence
yes You should be able to log on at that registrar as owner to see all the info but for the general public this is all they see. There should be a control panel at this registrar that allows you to change the DNS and other info. Doing a whois now must be done manually now as well to stop the da

[wdvltalk] RE: Domain name Transfer

2003-07-11 Thread Cheryl D. Wise
There is and the namecheap.com interface is very easy to use. Cheryl D. Wise Microsoft MVP WiserWays, LLC 713 353-0139 www.wiserways.com mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Bob Laurence [ yes You should be able to log on at that registrar as owner to see all the info b