Hoo boy, sounds like a winner of a hosting company ( good thing email
cannot display dripping sarcasm ). It sounds like the easiest way to
avoid getting an ulcer over this would be to convince the client to
change hosts ( i know i know, more headaches ). I have no idea why any
hosting company i
Thanks for the feedback. The host is iPowerWeb.com. Thanks for your
suggestion.
While I am typing - I have another question. The new pages I am doing
for the client have tables on them. I sized them at 80% yet when I load
the page it often shows some of the tables at 100% and others at 80%
Is the page dynamically generated? Or is each table entered by you
manually? Sometimes with dynamic code ive had tables do that ( which is
why lately I have been sticking to DIV layers and CSS positioning for
websites ) - plus, sometimes it is easy to forget adding the `%` sign
(
Also, what
The tables are entered manually - that's why it is so strange. (I am
just really adding to the existing site - not redesigning it.) I mostly
use FF but sometimes use IE.
Riva
Galatek Webmaster wrote:
Is the page dynamically generated? Or is each table entered by you
manually? Sometimes wit
Thanks for the reply David.
:-)
Riva
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As an MCP, I have to put in a word for MS Visual Studio .NET. You have a choice
of languages, designed-in access to SQL Server, and the framework is designed
from the get-go to enable creating Web services, which will allow you to write
an application which can be both an n-tier desktop app and
