ier above the dedicated site - the stand alone app -
but that's another argument altogether :-)
And while I've been rabbiting on writing this email Enid has come back
and made a similar point far more economically than I.
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here some other sort of trigger that can be used to prompt them to
action? After all, this isn't just some business selling widgets, it's
a public transport ticketing system!
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A query about the http://webstandardsgroup.org/ site.
There's a heap of spammy stuff in it... eg: check the resources section!
http://webstandardsgroup.org/manage/resource.cfm
The decreasing signal to noise ratio just makes the site useless, is
anyone maintaining/managing it?
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tp and https versions that are cached
> even when moving from insecure to secure.
I actually expect to see a cached version of each, not a single, shared object.
We'll be doing a bit more testing, but at this stage, it looks like a
thumbs up for our situation.
Thanks again to all who contri
oh, thank you!
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> works fine.
> http://www.no-http.org/
> http://www.webreference.com/html/tutorial2/3.html
> cheers,
> Mathew Robertson
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e source of the information now, or even whether it's correct usage
- can anyone shed some light?
or even offer an alternative solution!
I'm vaguely thinking there might be an elegant apache solution for
serving the right CSS.
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hose were all I had on my machine at the time
so I haven't done any more tests, but I thought it was curious.
Any ideas on what might be the 'standard' behaviour - if one is
specified? failing that, how about just a 'desired' behaviour ;-)
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HTML5 designed for this sort of heavy lifting?
are there storage limitations?
on an iPad?
I've found a few examples of the tool in action and read bits and
pieces, but it all seems to be about storing small chunks of data, not
humunguous great whumps of it.
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refox (all versions): 23%
Blog 2:
Audience: Students
IE6: 9.8%
Firefox (all versions): 40.5%
Proving once again, that knowing your audience is key. (and perhaps
that librarians are a bit slow to upgrade ;)
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x CMS, it's just a matter of
adding a line to the beginning of my mobile template, if you are
running a CMS you may have a similar setting. I'm going to leave that
until Monday when I've got time to back out
ecommending themselves or submitting proposals etc? What
> are you wanting out of this process?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Nathanael Boehm
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up the little slice of code I needed. Now, the
sitemap.xml as well as the kml and gpx feeds are all served correctly
as text/xml - did I say how I love this community? - and I've a
grudging respect for MySource Matrix too!
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onkeys at google is really not an option. Still trying to convince
our fine institution of that ;-)
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ogle doesn't look at the
metadata tags, but it makes me wonder.
Funny how asking your peers to check your work suddenly makes you
aware of basic things you'd missed...
yes, my pages weren't valid - but they are now!!! ;-p
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> www.unimelb.edu.au/campuses/maps.html
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> then submit you new sitemap in google webmaster tools
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ts = pathetic!)
http://go.unimelb.edu.au/6t6 (1 result = totally pathetic!)
Hopefully, it's nothing completely bleeding obvious that will
humiliate me in front of my peers ;-)
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whether this is addressed in html 5.
* BTW: I've read lots of legal documents and I reckon the text can
mostly be replaced with blah blah blah without affecting their
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me being paranoid.
You did right!
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A poem is, essentially, a block quotation, is it not?
I'd probably be throwing in a cite attribute too :-)
http://reference.sitepoint.com/html/blockquote/cite
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for a more user friendly representation.
So, any thoughts? either on the problem, or suggested solutions / UI
libraries / examples.
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break the behaviour or use unnecessary 'post' values that cause
'resubmit' problems. That being said, I think a back button is a bad
idea as it only ingrains this behaviour... users end up believing if
there is no button, they can't get back.
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yum! that is excellent - FF2 on my mac loved it, but Safari 3 didn't
respond to keyboard commands :-(
> I just created a layout tool: http://lab.christianmontoya.com/construct/
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Wow, what can I say?
Just three hours ago, I asked a question and have already received
three careful, helpful replies, with exactly the sort of information I
was seeking!
Thank you so much, this list is brilliant!
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ake Safari display the
form as it should. Thus far, I have had no luck - any takers?
Worth noting that safari 3 displays the page correctly, but that's not
much help in the here and now.
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n pages. The variable is pretty much unique to
the page, so while an external file could be created, it's pointless
for one line of code... especially when dealing with a large number of
users of varying skill levels - copy and paste code samples into an
editable area in the head is nice and
sert a variable relevant to a particular
page. So, abhorrent as it might be, the script snippet has to live in
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are we talking? Has anyone ever seen this happen? Can't we
safely leave behind what is essentially a hack?
While I'm on the topic - what about the whole thing?
Should I be using that? What are the possible consequences of ignoring
it like the vast majority of page authors?
lid. These are not little systems - to upgrade or
change vendor would cost many many millions of dollars.
Not valid and therefore, strictly speaking, not accessible. Still, I
couldn't be 100% certain, but I'd take a guess that no-one apart from
the validator cared or even noticed.
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not really interested in the javascript IE/hacks.
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I get it almost right in Firefox and IE7 goes crazy or pretty good in
both and Opera and Safari fall off. It's cross browser incompatibility
gone mad! Is it just my browsers? (I doubt it!)
Has anyone got any experience or resources that they can ease my troubles with?
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