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<0> Is there a pastebin you guys use? I want to paste a few lines I want you to check out for me.
<1> i use pastie
<1> pastie.caboo.se
<2> pastie ****s
<0> heh
<0> well, anyway, here it is: http://pastie.caboo.se/8921
<0> I think it's easy, but I'm a bit lost search in manuals and references
<0> *searching
<3> swentel: While what you want it possible (with eval()), its almost certainly a really bad idea. Having a desire for variable variable names is almost always because of a problem that is better solved by using an array.
<0> Dorward: Is it bad idea because of security issues ?
<3> swentel: Partly. Also because its very fragile.
<0> Alright, thanks for pointing out. Gonna read a bit about eval and maybe try and find another solution.
<1> does anyone know how to query an openssl.pem file?
<1> like for CA and FQDN and such
<4> <img style="position: absolute; left: 5px; right: 5px; top: 5px; bottom: 5px".../> should that work? it works in firefox but not opera or konqueror
<5> piratepenguin: really depends on what you expect it to do ... ?
<4> Windrose: I want the image to fill the entire window except with a 5px border
<4> (in that case)
<1> got it
<4> nope... anyone know how to size something so it's always a certain amount of pixels smaller than the window without using javascript?
<6> top:10px; bottom:10px tada!
<7> I only know of one picture format that does that on its own... but otherwise no idea
<8> piratepenguin: padding on body?
<8> Or, y'know.. margin on the image.
<9> 'sup?
<4> JibberJim: that doesn't work on opera or konqueror
<6> mad opera
<6> bad konqueror
<8> piratepenguin: You could just style="width: 95%; height: 95%;" and align it to the center... or am I missing something?
<4> ZombieLoffe: it must be a number of pixels out from the edges of the window (around the edges there'll be toolbars and stuff, which are sized in pixels, not percentages)
<8> ah, I see.
<4> looks like I'll be telling Opera users to go to hell, that'll be fun :)
<7> I only really cared for two particular browsers anyhow....anything else if they can't get it right, well doh :P
<10> piratepenguin: Just don't say it within earshot of Windrose.
<4> heh
<10> Awesome. My next client's office address is '666 Walnut St'.
<6> Me B.L.Zebub?
<6> er mr
<10> Smith, actually.
<11> how do I turn off an input checkbox with javascript? I tried item.checked = 'false' but it did not seem to work
<10> omry: checked is a boolean, not a string.
<11> ah, silly me :)
<11> thanks.
<12> my windows machine won't connect onto the wireless network...
<12> :(
<12> meh
<12> anyone know a piece of software to mediate between windows and the netqork?
<13> krisp-athome: what's a netqork?
<5> krisp-athome: www.kernel.org
<12> why wud that help m Windrose?
<5> Forget it, krisp-athome. It was a poor attempt at humour.
<12> lol
<12> k
<12> it says that it's connected to the network
<12> and yet I can't seem to accerss anything on it...
<13> krisp-athome: what version of windows?
<12> xpsp2
<12> and a wg511t
<13> krisp-athome: what are you trying to access? other machines on the same network? or the internet?
<12> anything!
<12> ajnewbold eithrt :)
<6> what ip address do you have?
<13> krisp-athome: ok, first, Start -> Run -> type 'cmd', then hit enter
<13> krisp-athome: then ipconfig, enter
<6> do you have the various services you need enabled ?
<12> yuh huh
<12> it works without WEP
<12> but I need wep on
<12> I turn wep on
<12> enter the key
<12> it SAYS it's connected
<12> and has an ip address
<12> and yet I can't see anything else..
<13> krisp-athome: can you ping your router?
<12> nope
<13> krisp-athome: well, that's problem #1
<12> I can ping nothign
<13> krisp-athome: you'll need to be able to ping your router before you can do anything else
<13> krisp-athome: what IP do you have?
<13> krisp-athome: if it's 169.x then it's a stupid windows internal one
<12> I did have 192.168.0.40
<13> krisp-athome: hmm
<12> but I've switched it onto DHCP
<13> krisp-athome: open a command prompt and do ipconfig /renew
<6> wep always says it's connected even if the wep is wrong
<13> krisp-athome: and then see what IP you get, or if you get an error
<12> ...
<6> so it's probably just an incorrect wep key
<12> taking time...
<13> krisp-athome: if it takes more than 5-7 seconds, it'll usually fail
<6> wep isn't a handshake protocol that lets you on
<13> and yeah, JibberJim's right :)
<12> in the network properties it's taking ages on 'aquiring IP address'
<6> it's an encryption mechanism
<12> and that cmd hasn't come to fruition
<12> I'm allowing the netgear software toi handle the network conection
<12> and it says that the wep key is alright and it's connected
<13> krisp-athome: you'll probably want to plug into the router and toy with wep/wpa settings that you can then sync on the windows machine, and try not unplug until you have a definite IP on the wireless adapter
<12> if you enter the wrong key it comes up red
<13> hmmm
<12> hmmm
<13> well
<13> if you're certain the wep key is right
<13> then something's weird
<12> I can access it using wep through my PDA though...
<6> why are you using the netgear stuff?
<6> use windows wireless zero conf
<12> is it better just to use the windows stuff?
<13> yes
<13> well, it's easier
<12> it's having trouble renewing my IP address on 'repair'
<13> repair = ipconfig /renew, more or less
<13> if one doesn't work, neither will the other
<13> krisp-athome: so you were fine with a hard-coded IP, but dhcp isn't working
<13> krisp-athome: are you certain that dhcp is enabled on the router?
<6> krisp, you've got to think that following the Mozilla QA strategy the windows stuff has millions of users reporting bugs, the netgear thing a few
<14> hi, what's difference between span and label? when I have to use "label" instead of "span"?
<3> Zitter: One labels an input, one has not semantics ***ociated with it
<14> so I have not to use it inside a <p> ?
<12> woot
<13> krisp-athome: heh
<13> krisp-athome: what was it?
<14> <p><label cl***="begin-para">bla bla bla bla</label> fo fo fo fofooo fooo foo foo</p> ?
<3> Umm. It is possible to have form controls as part of paragraphs, and thus their labels. Spans are inline and can go inside paragraphs.
<3> Zitter: A label should either have a form control inside it, or a for attribute with a suitable valid.
<3> value*
<14> ok, thanks
<12> just using windows networking
<12> and it works!!!
<14> lol
<12> k - since we're on a hardware type idea tonight
<12> anyone know how to fix a broken phillips toucam
<12> that's just showing green?
<15> Anyways how's everybody doing?
<12> or any ideas what you can do with a broken webcam :P
<16> Zitter: labels are ***ociated with a form control, can be clicked on to activate the control (very useful for increasing the target area of checkboxes and radio buttons), and can be read out as the description of the control by speech synthesizers (whether they actually do that I don't know)
<14> deltab, thanks a lot :)
<7> quick ftp question since I'm a tad lost now: if username was say dan@users.tt-forums.net then how would that be typed as ftp publishing address?
<7> (site is at users.tt-forums.net/dan/ )
<17> you might be SOL there
<17> try using a real FTP client ;p
<7> gxti..you know any non-install one then? (this is running Nvu Portable here)
<17> nope, i don't do web devel on windows ;)
<7> actually its not only for windows if you actually knew what this was :p
<7> anyway brb...supper called
<7> back
<18> hey Nanobot
<18> Nanobot, I can't recreate that damn issue in Firefox, I had .\35 5ft {} and Firefox wasn't rendering it right.. quite bizarre.. maybe it was just a long night :/
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