Have a look at mysqlimport. This prog will import data from a flatfile
into a named table. Also check the
LOAD DATA INFILE command that may be of some help.
What may be bogging you is the delimiters in the text file.
1. Check that every field is separated by a comma/space/tab - though
comma is
Hello there everyone.
I am stuck!
I am currently working on the top section/navigation of a page,
and the problem is that the secondary line of navigation lines up
differently (vertically speaking) in IE and in Mozilla.
It should not.
I have been trying to read about the 3px jog/differences, and
An old client of mine has arranged with a bank (ICICI) to
install a Java payment gateway on his website. He received a
few files zipped together that he has to install on the
server. As far as I could make out, he is using a
third-party hosting service, so how does he install the
files? Has
Thanks for this Paul.I will be back to it in a few days and with
your advice and the that from other wdvl-ers I should be able to see
what I have failed to do. I will come back with notes of what I have
done; it should help any others treading this path.
Joseph
Have a look at
This is an interesting one. Three things happening: floats, inline and the
3px jog.
Put a border around your 2 nav headings and you'll see the problem. Floats
sit on top of the normal flow of the document with content sliding out
from underneath the float. This is what happens in your second text
Laughing. This is what happens when you don't edit properly before you press
send. Ignore the should-have-been-deleted-earlier-draft paragraph after
the signature and before erin's message.
-Original Message-
From: Trusz, Andrew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004
Just wondering if anyone knows of a drop-down menu that will work in IE
and Netscape/Mozilla that is also xHtml 1.0 Strict Compatible.
of course
any dropdowns written in pure css will meet that criterion
here's a tutorial: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns/
check the prettier
You are. But try this for lists and more lists:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/
drew
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Macdonald-Wallace [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 9:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [wdvltalk] Drop down menus
Hi,
Just
Rudy,
On Mon, 2004-01-12 at 15:04, rudy wrote:
Just wondering if anyone knows of a drop-down menu that will work in IE
and Netscape/Mozilla that is also xHtml 1.0 Strict Compatible.
of course
any dropdowns written in pure css will meet that criterion
I'm using Eric Meyer's css
Hi Guys,
Can anyone recommend a program that we can use to make an offline copy of a
website and allowing them to still browse between the pages. We could do
save as in IE but there is a whole lot of pages. And we don't have to
worry about form functionality and so forth, but the pages that is
Tx Matt,
Yea, we are trying one at the moment. Hopefully it will work for what we
want to do first time around. Im a bit swamped right now, so I don't want
to spend a lot of time trying to figure this out :P
:)
Sonja
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Macdonald-Wallace [mailto:[EMAIL
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enlr=ie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8q=%22offline+browser+download%22
At 1/12/2004 08:35 AM, you wrote:
Hi Guys,
Can anyone recommend a program that we can use to make an offline copy of a
website and allowing them to still browse between the pages. We could do
save as in IE but
Your prettier examples work in IE 6 on XP Pro but there is a noticeable
delay before the background loads so you end up with text on text for a
couple of seconds (on broadband, don't know how long on dial-up.)
I expect the problem might be fixable by putting a default background color
on the
Your prettier examples work in IE 6 on XP Pro but ...
thanks, cheryl, but they aren't mine
;o)
matthew, could you give a link to eric meyer's version?
the guy is an absolute css god, and i can't see him developing something
without the requisite caveats for internet explorer, seeing as how
on the other hand, a lot of what he does with css utilizes css features
that IE just cannot do yet (if it ever will)
That could be the reason... :)
yup
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/menus/demo.html
If you have a browser that has advanced enough CSS2 support, ...
located with the
how far along in implementation did you get before noticing
how deficient internet explorer's css capabilities are?
div{border: 1px solid black;}
;)
i see the smiley but i'm not sure what it means
that code does work in IE
so i'm guessing you got a lot further along and don't want to
Rudy,
On Mon, 2004-01-12 at 17:16, rudy wrote:
how far along in implementation did you get before noticing
how deficient internet explorer's css capabilities are?
div{border: 1px solid black;}
;)
i see the smiley but i'm not sure what it means
It's a wink.
that code does
Is this the one Matthew was referring to
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html
They work on IE 6.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
MS-MVP-FrontPage
www.wiserways.com
mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
713.353.0139 Office
-Original Message-
From: rudy
Your
Have to disagree on this one, Cheryl. Meyer doesn't think they work. In the
same document you cite he says:
In other CSS-aware browsers, like Internet Explorer, you'll see the
toplevel links, and they'll work just fine. The popout menus won't work,
that's all. Of course, this means that the
I just tried it on my laptop and I saw the rollovers. I'm running IE
6.0.2800.106.xpsp2.030422-1633 on XP Pro with SP 1 and all current updates.
I even opened it in Mozilla and compared the two. Want a screenshot?
Are we talking about the same demo
always always always test in IE -- it's gotta be at least 80% of
EVERYONE's target audience
With Matt having issues with CSS dropdowns in IE, this is good advice from
rudy, but I thought I'd throw something out there which has benefitted me no
end.
For all us us who are now either venturing
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