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<0> Is there a way to make the background of a table cell (or better yet, row) change color when the mouse hovers over it -- using css only?
<1> tr:hover { ... }
<1> But IE6 only supports :hover on <a>'s.
<0> That's fine :) Thanks mattmcc
<0> mattmcc: Can that be done inline? <tr style=" ...
<1> No.
<0> what would go there? tr:hover?
<0> Ah. Ok.
<1> The style attribute holds properties, not selectors.
<0> Makes sense... I guess that's why I was confused about that :P
<0> I've never tried to do this before
<0> td { margin: 0; padding: 0; } hmm, with that, why would I still be seeing a tiny gap between <td>s?
<1> Table cells don't have margins, tables have border spacing.
<2> ajnewbold: Tables have spacing between borders, cells don't have margins.
<1> Try table { border-collapse: collapse }
<2> `css border-spacing
<3> Found for CSS 2 - border-spacing - http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/tables.html#propdef-border-spacing
<0> Ah, thanks
<0> crap.
<0> styling tables is a bitch.
<0> I can't seem to define the widths of <td> using "width: 30em;" :(
<4> I thought you could
<0> It's not working for me :(
<0> ah wait
<0> I was doing <td style="width: ...
<0> heh.
<0> but <td width=""> is weird
<0> I have no idea what unit that uses
<4> pixels
<5> ajnewbold: <td style="width: ... ;"> is correct.
<0> Oh.
<0> Windrose: Hmmm
<0> Yeah, it was a typo :D
<6> Hi
<6> anyone here know alot about building webservers ? I'm trying to build and configure one
<0> What do you need to know?
<6> (i know the apps needed like apache, etc)
<6> not sure how to determine the system specs needed for my planed usage
<7> What is your planned usage?
<6> I'm trying to setup a webstore and want to allow for multiple customers at a time
<7> You need a LOT of load to break a sweat on even the smallers home PC running a linux server these days
<1> Yeah, even budget servers can handle moderate loads.
<6> would moderate be like 100 customers an hour ?
<7> no
<7> Thats extremely low
<7> I guess moderate is about 30 times that
<6> ok so 100 per hour sould be ok on like a 800mhz server?
<7> no problem
<6> what about ram? i was thinking 512 but seems like 256 would be ok
<8> Hi all. I have 10 fields named field01 thru field10, and I am creating an array of functions to validate each. What can I do about the issue that arrays are 0-based? (I am creating the array as part of a school ***ignment involving validation.)
<9> always have more ram lwizardl
<8> Maybe each time I call a function I should just call validators[i + 1]()?
<6> thiis going to be the initial server and upgrade to a much better one latter when I start to get popular (if site does)
<6> JibberJim, for a server I thought ram & HD was the most important
<7> unfo: ugly solution imo. Is your validation simple enough to do with a regex?
<8> Munter: let me get u a link
<8> Munter: http://web.archive.org/cs.senecac.on.ca/~int222/***ignments/***ign3/***ign03-2.html
<8> better yet, http://web.archive.org/cs.senecac.on.ca/~int222/***ignments/***ign3/***ign03-2.html#info
<8> there are about 10 fields with validation rules. I am supposed to use window.open() to pop up a window showing which rules were broken before allowing the form to submit.
<8> Munter: Note also that I am not in the cl***. I am trying to get exempted from having to take the cl***. So I will be paying $75 to take the final exam and see if I p***.
<8> If I p***, then I won't have to take the cl*** at all. :) So I don't have to do this particular ***ignment, but I do have to learn the basics of JS.
<8> Maybe I should just pretend the ***ignment is simpler than it actually is and forget supplying good error messages?
<10> are there any javascript textarea editors that allow image uploads?
<8> simmerz: i wish wikipedia's textarea editor allowed such :)
<8> but i don't know much about textarea editors.
<10> tinymce doesn't seem to allow it, but im sure i've seen ones that do
<10> ah, it does with a plugin
<8> simmerz: may i ask, out of curiosity, what site you're working on?
<10> im building a small site for my sisters university fine art degree show.
<8> perhaps a content management system or wiki system that allows image uploads would meet your needs?
<10> possibly. but im not sure what im going to give them yet!
<10> i might look at drupal etc
<8> simmerz: maybe the people here can advise you on what CMS or wiki would meet your needs.
<8> lots of em are seasoned webmasters.
<10> unfo: im not sure of my needs as yet
<8> ah :)
<10> unfo: so am I.
<8> i'm not. sorry for my newbness
<11> simmerz, django + http://trac.studioquattro.biz/djangoutils/wiki/Thumbnail perhaps
<10> I'm doing some investigation really before i make my mind up
<10> webben: that requires learning python - something i'd like to do, but don't have the timescale for right now
<8> simmerz: I am a Wikipedia editor, and can tell u that mediawiki allows image uploads, though it's not easy for computer noobs to use. You may want to try the Wikipedia upload tool and see what you think.
<8> *upload page
<10> hmm
<8> for what purpose do you want to allow images to be uploaded to the site?
<8> all : I need to add a dozen JS validation rules to my form, each with its own error message. ( Rules are at http://web.archive.org/cs.senecac.on.ca/~int222/***ignments/***ign3/***ign03-2.html#info .) I was hoping to use an array of functions then call each one. Is that overkill?
<8> In other words : Should i make separate functions for each validation rule?
<12> how would you debug JS in IE?
<12> I heard there's a web dev extension for it
<12> anyone got a link?
<11> Alystair, http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=e59c3964-672d-4511-bb3e-2d5e1db91038&displaylang=en for IE web dev toolbar
<8> Alystair: Firefox has better tools.
<11> doesn't help must with JS debugging
<11> Alystair, have a look into http://log4js.sourceforge.net/
<11> Alystair, and http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/docs/module_logger.html
<8> Alystair: if you are willing to use Firefox, look into FireBug and Venkman. Google them or see the descriptions at http://wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Firefox_extensions
<12> no no I'm using FF
<12> there's just a serious bug in rendering under IE
<8> ah :) i was wondering what you meant. You had disappeared from keyboard there for a few minutes.
<12> specifically trying to get transmenu working under drupal
<6> how can you tell what is the max cpu clock speed a mobo supports ?
<8> lwizardl: maybe look up the mobo's specs e.g. on wikipedia?
<6> i'm looking on newegg and it doesn't say on it
<6> thanks
<9> lwizardl for a webserver what you care about is it being up
<9> so don't do anything that will shorten the life of the components
<9> and more memory will likely help more than more CPU speed
<6> JibberJim, yeah I know I'm just looking at a barebones that has a socket 775 but it doesn't say what speeds can be used on it
<0> any user interface experts around? :)
<9> serving web pages is never CPU intensive, it's always disk/memory bound
<9> so get faster disks and more memory for caches
<13> anyone here use analytics?
<6> JibberJim, I see a 2.8 for $45
<0> hax: google? yes
<13> ajnewbold: how long does it take to get results?
<13> ajnewbold: i've had it on for like 2 days and nothing
<0> a solid 24 hours
<0> oh.
<0> it shouldn't take 2 days
<0> But it took me a full day, almost to the hour
<0> And everything's always delayed by a day, too :(
<0> If they offered it in real-time, I'd pay.
<7> You need results that fast?
<0> hax: You know, if someone created a log parser that could produce analytics-like reports, people would toss cash at it
<13> well, i'd like them that fast
<0> Munter: I don't need them, but I'd like them
<13> ajnewbold: uhh, isnt that what urchin still does? :)
<0> hax: Not sure, never used urchin, but GA still requires JavaScript
<0> hax: you ever see Mint?
<7> you cant get the same information from logfiles alone
<13> ajnewbold: yeah, i've seen it
<1> Y'know, I like the design of Mint's reports, but I'm not impressed by the layout.
<1> Everything's just sorta all over the place.
<0> mattmcc: I bet that comment would make its creator cry
<0> I don't know him at all
<1> Nice color scheme.
<0> But based on what I've seen, he thinks he's perfect
<1> But it seems like the reports should be in sequence.
<13> i dont really want mint
<0> http://www.shauninman.com/ingsoon/
<0> lol
<0> he's also adopted a symbol for his name
<0> like Prince.
<0> what a tard.
<13> brb
<1> If only one of the free tools like webalizer or analog didn't look so 90's.
<1> Webalizer with its beveled table borders..
<0> mattmcc: Yeah, 90's is a good way to phrase it.
<8> mattmcc: do they *all* look so 90's?
<0> mattmcc: Can you tell me what you think of this? http://neatnik.net/wigwam-interface-demo.html
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