What causes an external URL logo to not display?
I was given code for a logo for Museum of Computer Art to display on my art
site. It shows that my site has been critically reviewed and selected by
MOCA as a distinguished computer art site. So I'd really like to display
this logo graphic, like an
To update and expand my understanding of spam/malicious code techniques and
how to guard against them, please explain this oddity.
By using preview panel mode in MSN Mail, I was able to safely preview, but
not open, the following:
[From:] Alanna
[Subject:] Fwd:
[Message:] spring OFFICE 2003 $80:
Rudy:
What are you doing up so early? It's 4:23 AM here in Peoria, Illinois. What
am I doing up so early? I sleep from 5AM to 11AM.
Thanks for the assist.
I'm so unskilled in code, I still don't know how to fix this tiny prob.
you mean the forward slash after
museum
in the href should be
What are you doing up so early? It's 4:23 AM here in Peoria, Illinois. What
am I doing up so early? I sleep from 5AM to 11AM.
it's almost 6am now, here in toronto
i sleep from 11pm to 5am
you mean the forward slash after
museum
in the href should be deleted?
yes
How do I know if
rudy:
I don't know how to put mocanet2.jpg in the root of my web server. Don't
know what this means exactly. Other external URLs I just copy and paste and
voila.
I validated the site thru that w3 validator.
Lots of invalid code. Most was from images uploaded by Hello/Picasa to
blogger.
I
I don't know how to put mocanet2.jpg in the root of my web server. Don't
know what this means exactly. Other external URLs I just copy and paste and
voila.
where is that image supposed to reside, on your web server or moca's?
Things are going from bad to worse. Ever happen to you?
yes,
I have closed my office now until Monday November 29th while my wife and I
visit our son in Australia. If anyone urgently needs me, I will monitor
emails via web-mail once a week while there.
Peter MacGregor
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rudy:
that image, like all the external link images, resides on external site.
it resides on MOCA site.
Problems with MOCA site or server or whatever cable guy says it is?
What happened to all that stuff on my template? I just got done manually
entering all those (12) links again, what a
-Original Message-
From: Joseph Harris
Sent: Saturday, October 23, 2004 6:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [wdvltalk] slices blowing in the wind!
I have exhausted all my knowledge - and then some - trying to get this
sliced graphic to sit together in the top corner of the site
Ask them to provide you the correct url. That's all you really need is the
correct path to the image location. Wouldn't exactly call it programming
problem since one you have the correct url all you need to do is put it in
like any other image link.
When you get a link sent in email you might
Thanks Andrew,
I did finally solve it, but am bemused by the effects of 'block'; I left
out extraneous gifs which had behaved, but then sat between the slices
(transparent so it took a long time to work it out.(more below)
I have exhausted all my knowledge - and then some - trying to get
Steven (Andrea?),
What causes an external URL logo to not display?
Usually it's because the logo isn't present at the URL you're using (I think
rudy may have sorted this out though)
What HTML book should I buy as a handy reference
for such problems?
You should bookmark this page:
It's just the spammers trying to beat one of the more effective anti-spam
measures--bayesian filters. Have a look at this article:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3247200.stm
As for safe to preview, well, I don't consider *anything* safe to preview,
so I keep my Preview Pane permanently
These days, paranoia pays...
obviously, spam pays more
rudy
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Yeah, and that is one of life's wonders; how in the hell are they making
money? I mean, are there really cretins out there who think they can enhance
their package with some batteries-included schlock bought from a complete
stranger over the Internet? Does anyone really imagine that any
rudy:
Thanks a lot. That code you gave me worked, though I'm so blurry, I had to
correct it, typed it in wrong and was about to give up on that logo.
The MOCA logo looks great on my site. I appreciate the fact that you came to
my beleagured assistance and now one more problem bites the dust.
rudy: thanks again for your patience and help
marc: right-o, will try to keep emails short
I wanted to give a complete description of my problem, and I always relate
to words. I forget that some problems must be seen, as well as described
verbally. Sorry.
Steven Streight
Web Usability
I am not good at javascript at all and have a client who uses a Perl
shopping cart (not my choice but I'm stuck with it)
The client prices an item by the thousands with a minimum order of 1,500 but
once above that number you can order however you want. Here's my problem I
have validation that the
I'm a fair hand at JS and this really doesn't sound like a job for it,
given your constraints... plus I wince when I see critical
functionality implemented through JavaScript.
In any case, If the cart always rounds to two decimal places on the
server side, there really isn't anything JavaScript
I agree that the constraints are crappy. What I am requested to do is to
verify that the number is larger than 1500 then convert the quantity to 1.5
or whatever and pass the new quantity to the Perl script.
For right now I've put instructions on the page to order in the number of
thousands, aka
Okay... It sounds like you already wrote a script that does what you
need, but I'll take a stab anyway.
I'll assume the following HTML:
form name='cart' id='cart' onsubmit='return stupidCartFunction(this);'
input type='text' name='qty' id='qty' /
...
...
input
I love the return.
I have convinced my client that we don't try to validate and convert 1500
into. When I pointed out they weren't doing it on the other forms (I think
the previous people knew even less than I do) So we are going with 1.5-2.999
in the pricing field and forgetting validation. When
It was getting it to pass the proper quantity I was getting stuck and I
think Stephen's script showed me where my error was but I'm back burnering
it for now since my client looked at the other places on the site where
pricing was in bulk and saw that they didn't have the validation there just
If I have www.blahdeblah.com
(not real - do not click, repeat do not...)
must the opening file be index.php (or index.html and so on) or will it pick
up say: index-blah.php (or html or whatever)
Or is there a way of getting it to pick up any file title by specifying it
on the server...
I
Depends what you specify as the your default file name in your htaccess
file. I've seen all sorts of start page names including home.htm,
default.html, the ever popular index.html (with the server side language of
choice using the same name just with the proper extension as well.)
Cheryl D. Wise
Cheryl,
So if my .hta access folder reads:
# -FrontPage-
IndexIgnore .htaccess */.??* *~ *# */HEADER* */README* */_vti*
Limit GET POST
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from all
/Limit
Limit PUT DELETE
order deny,allow
deny from all
/Limit
AuthName smilepoetryweekly.com
AuthUserFile
I rarely configure an Apache server so I'm not the best one to ask. I always
end up consulting the docs. Maybe someone else knows off the top of their
head but I do remember it was easy enough to find in the Apache
documentation when I set up my Mac.
Everything I see there refers to FrontPage
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 23:09:03 +0100, Joseph Harris wrote:
Cheryl,
So if my .hta access folder reads:
# -FrontPage-
IndexIgnore .htaccess */.??* *~ *# */HEADER* */README* */_vti*
Limit GET POST
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from all
/Limit
Limit PUT DELETE
order deny,allow
Mark,
Thanks. I think that is clear to me. The reason for wanting it is, of
course, to know which 'index' file belongs where.It's so easy to drop
something in the wrong folder!
Joseph
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 23:09:03 +0100, Joseph Harris wrote:
Cheryl,
So if my .hta access folder
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