On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 22:35:10 -0500, Portman <> wrote:
> Thanks Mark. It is just disturbing.
>
> Riva
This may help(can't connect to his site right now for some reason):
http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:B7aNlB9XM-MJ:diveintomark.org/archives/2003/02/26/how_to_block_spambots_ban_spybots_and_tell
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 22:37:36 -0500, Portman <> wrote:
> BTW, I was looking at your website and noticed that half of the tabs
> disappear when you rollover them. I am using IE6, WinME.
>
> Riva
www.mgwebservices.ca
that's odd, using IE6 as well with Win98 and they are okay - anyone
else see this
BTW, I was looking at your website and noticed that half of the tabs
disappear when you rollover them. I am using IE6, WinME.
Riva
Mark Groen wrote:
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Thanks Mark. It is just disturbing.
Riva
Mark Groen wrote:
Depends on what kind of server logs you are keeping. Hopefully you can
view them with your host and see in that time frame the IP address of
where ther request was coming from. Won't help much if they used a
proxy but may give you a bit o
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 20:25:39 -0500, Portman <> wrote:
> I just received 26 e-mails from a form I did on a website filled with
> nonsense. I was wondering if there is a way to find out where it came
> from (headers say it came from me) and whether or not it was an
> individual or a spider?
Depend
Hi all,
I just received 26 e-mails from a form I did on a website filled with
nonsense. I was wondering if there is a way to find out where it came
from (headers say it came from me) and whether or not it was an
individual or a spider?
TIA,
Riva
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Yep, give me a few days and you should see the resulting output in valid,
accessible xhtml (okay it may not perfectly validate but will be a heck of a
lot lighter code and better output).
After all I've gone to a whole lot of trouble to make sure the classroom
will be accessible so the enrollment
That's the one it looks like I'm going with but I'm writing my own template
to get rid of most of the nested tables and replacing them with semantic
mark-up. Kind of PIA but hopefully not something I'll have to do often.
I'm modifying it to use as the registration method for the Start To Web
clas
heh heh! Ya... I was out of commission early yesterday, I had to go
pick up my daughter, so I didn't get this til just now. Looks like
you're heading down the path of my suggestion without me :)
have fun,
Stephen
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 11:24:27 -0600, Cheryl D Wise <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ah
My vote's for Zen Cart.
http://www.zen-cart.com
I've built several shops using it and it's just gotten better and
better. It's an OSCommerce fork that stops much of the inherent
suckage of OSC; namely adding templating, file over-rides, a greatly
improved administration panel and much better o
Ah well, I figured as many people on this list who use PHP someone would
have a good suggestion. It was so quiet I was beginning to think that there
was a problem with my email since even other mail lists were really slow. I
think I only received about 15% of my usual mail volume yesterday.
After
Setting the innerHTML of a div w/ a tag was one
of the first thigs I tried, but alas, it doesn't seem to work very well.
I agree that under normal circumstances on a half way decent connection,
the downloading of javascript shouldn't be much of an issue, but in this
case, the SRC javascript URL ac
Hi, Matt
It may be possible:
1. include an invisible iframe in the page
2. iframe's src page has the javascript code in textarea or something else easy to read with script.
3. iframe's src page has onload="parse();" in the tag
4. parse() is something like this:
var sJS = document.getElementById
On Friday 18 March 2005 21:26, Cheryl D Wise wrote:
> I haven't received anything from this list in hours, and since I asked a
> question on PHP shopping carts which I know some of you have used I figured
> I'd have heard something by now.
I got your question alright - I've just never had to set u
I saw your question Cheryl, but am not savvy enough to give an answer!! So
at least it got through to someone!
Regards
Peter MacGregor
At 21:26 18/03/2005, you wrote:
I haven't received anything from this list in hours, and since I asked a
question on PHP shopping carts which I know some of you h
- Original Message -
From: "Matt C."
> Yea, what I'm trying to do is load an external JS file after the
> page is rendered, so it doesn't wait to load it before the page
> is displayed to the user.
Even on a dialup connection, I'd be surprised any normal amount of JS code
would cause a n
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