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<0> lol yeh i've heard of that before
<1> kbg_20: google for ajax proxy
<0> random non web question, can anyone think of Name for a CMS I am coding? I **** at names
<1> YALFWS
<2> Not-Another-CMS :P
<1> Yet Another Lame F**king Website
<0> hehe, it's not lame!
<1> cos a lot of sites it will be used for will be lame
<3> AlexC_, what's wrong with "AlexC's CMS"?
<1> AlexC_: tell them the name was created using a p***word generator
<4> reisio: damn
<0> mm, dunno skwashd huh/
<0> ahh, lol
<0> at the moment i've called it Tango .... but everyone uses that name!
<1> i have a user who is logging in every day using a p***word of <name>386385 ... if you look at your mobile phone you will notice it is DUM FUK :)
<0> haha
<3> AlexC_, use the old Web 2.0 trick of two words together, or a word and a letter
<1> told him the #s are random
<3> BluePot
<3> DanceCow
<3> etc
<0> _W_: yeh that's a good idea actually
<1> _W_: greengr***
<0> lol greengr***
<0> that's actually pretty cool
<3> skwashd, the idea is to use a combination that would never come up in a regular conversation
<1> _W_: i know ... but blue pot got me thinking
<1> AlexC_: someone else thought the same thing back on 17 May 1995
<0> _W_: true - my CMS's default theme is quite green so GreenGr*** is pretty cool =) i'll keep that in mind
<1> a Mr Guy Crucil who did a private registration
<0> sketchyd5: how do you mean??
<1> AlexC_: whois greengr***.com :P
<1> and i am not sketchyd5 ... we don't even look alike
<0> skwashd: ah good, a golf site =)
<0> skwashd: haha woops, silly tab complete
<1> oh well the salt mins are calling
<1> s/mins/mines
<5> i didn't know that IE has a random bug when you mix height + padding to get a certain effect. i had to switch to height + margin to get a similar effect.
<5> somehow the padding doubles or something to the effect, randomly
<6> hey everyone, what do you think of this design? http://cheater.no-ip.org/energia2/energia_wiatrowa.html
<7> hi, im looking for a tool which will allow me to count the number of pages within a site but from the URL alone. If someone could recomend something would really be appreciated
<8> httrack might have some sort of pretend method
<8> dunno
<7> reisio: thanks for that, i'll have a look
<6> wget?
<9> chasba, not bad... a little year 2000.
<6> you mean me? :)
<6> and what do you mean by year 2000? too raw?
<6> not enough graphics, wrong fonts?
<6> A-L-P-H-A? :)
<8> N-U-M-E-R-I-C? ;)
<6> naww
<6> reisio what do you think of that design?
<6> first one for a longer period of time...
<8> it's too early to try and be critical
<6> or since a longer period of time rather
<6> what's too early? it's done
<6> oh
<8> it's 7:11 am :) (one of my favorite numbers)
<8> I've been up since yesterday
<6> why favourite?
<6> :)
<8> just neat
<8> there's that convenience store chain "7 eleven"
<8> they have a neat logo, I like 7's :p
<6> oh
<6> heheh
<9> Is it even possible to have MSIE, header + two column layout + footer, where the two columns have images that touch each other? http://74.118.149.89/Olenka/index2.php works fine in FF, but screws up in MSIE.
<8> images that touch each other, wha?
<9> reisio, you'll see if you go to that site.
<8> sigh
<9> it's like 3 images, trying placed together, so that if borders were turned on, it's be a "T"
<1> A-L-P-H-A: <link> is for css not scripts
<8> A-L-P-H-A: you're using img wrong
<8> almost all of that should be background images
<1> i also wouldn't want to have to load that page on dialup
<1> http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/wso.php?url=http%3A%2F%2F74.118.149.89%2FOlenka%2Findex2.php
<9> that's just the background image that's really huge... and the header image. everything else is pretty small.
<9> reisio, thanks for pointing me in the right direction with the background images. index3.php now.
<8> kay...
<10> this should work fine right ... ? .... function change_pick(pic){ document.getElementById('big_pic').src=pic; } ... I mean, I can change the src of the pic dynamically, but the actually picture itself doesn't change ?
<11> :)
<8> Sembiance: ag
<12> w3schools says <xmp> is deprecated. what is it's replacement?
<12> <pre> doesn't seem to replace <xmp> exactly
<13> epswing: example of what?
<13> code?
<13> <samp> pehaps?
<12> <pre>this is some <b>awesome</b> html code</pre>
<12> awesome is bold
<12> wheras if i use xmp instead of pre
<12> "this is some <b>awesome</b> html code" displays in the browser
<14> how do I generate valid xml file like all valid headers and stuff from JSP?
<13> epswing: I would use <code> for that
<13> code { white-space: pre; }
<14> is it WEb2.0?
<14> IE supports that?
<12> arg...there's no straight replacements for xmp? it seems code { white-space: pre; } is exactly xmp
<12> also...it doesn't work
<12> it renders 'awesome' as bold
<15> I have this code http://hashphp.org/pastebin?pid=7774 and when the user clicks on Show history, it displays the records returned by the mysql query. However, this isn't doing exactly what I want it to do
<15> what could I do to format the data in the var foo
<15> maybe in a table or something
<12> Huvet: seriously. go here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_address
<15> I'm just not sure how to go about doing that
<12> Huvet: and paste this:
<12> <pre>this is some <b>awesome</b> html code</pre>
<12> <xmp>this is some <b>awesome</b> html code</xmp>
<12> <code>this is some <b>awesome</b> html code</code>
<15> I'm just not sure how to get JS to show the records in formatted form on click
<13> epswing: ok I see. No, there's no replacement for that one
<12> that's...
<12> unfortunate
<13> very
<13> use server-side scripting to replace < with <
<16> it should be obvious why it was deprecated
<16> it treats HTML as something other than HTML
<13> treats HTML as text, it's very useful
<16> useful but inconsistent
<16> such a thing certainly can't be ported to xhtml
<17> But it goes against all parsing rules of SGML/XML
<16> what he said
<17> THe very concept is inherently invalid
<13> parsing can still be the same?
<13> the DOM tree does not have to be changed
<16> no, because once it's inside an <xmp> tag it has to parse everything differently
<16> unless it sees exactly </xmp>, it has to treat everything as cdata
<13> you could see it as design only
<16> and that's not how SGML nor XML work
<18> has anyone used this or a know of a better javascript PNG in IE5.5 enabler? http://www.youngpup.net/_projectDirectories/sleight/index.html
<17> Yeah, what you would ideally do is enclose all of the contents in a CDATA section, but most major browsers don't support CDATA sections in HTML
<17> They do in XHTML, but IE doesn't support real XHTML
<16> IE doesn't support XHTML at all
<16> :p
<13> hmm... perhaps something like code { display: source; } would be better?
<16> it supports XML with a stylesheet that resembles XHTML, and it supports reading XHTML as if it were HTML, but that's about it
<13> that means the HTML is still parsed like it should
<16> `css display
<19> Found for CSS 2 - display - http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/visuren.html#propdef-display
<13> doesn't work gxti
<17> Huvet: No, it still breaks the parsing rules
<13> I just came up with it as an alternative
<16> CSS is about formatting, not parsing
<16> there are a few odd exceptions, like whitespace
<17> <![CDATA[ HTML here ]]> is the standard way of doing it, but it has bad browser support in HTML
<13> Nanobot: why? HTML is still parsed the same way, this is just another way ot displaying the same content
<16> but arguably thats still formatting
<14> how do I generate valid xml file like all valid headers and stuff from JSP?
<16> Nanobot: plus it's ugly as hell
<12> i don't see why it would be a problem not to parse everything between specified tags.
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