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    Google Maps API

    As far as I know, there's no way to perform a search using the api. From the ToU: "The API is limited to allowing You to display map images...
    Post by: Macbert, Sep 24, 2005 in forum: Google API
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    AJAX anyone?

    I use Ruby on Rails for web application development and the Prototype Ajax library has been included in the standard distribution for a while now....
    Post by: Macbert, Sep 24, 2005 in forum: JavaScript
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    How to make a HTML form pass w3c test?

    Assuming you're using HTML 4.01 doctype the code below will validate using W3C validator. There were two problems with the code: The first...
    Post by: Macbert, Sep 24, 2005 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Which style do you prefer ?

    I prefer the second one, looks much cleaner... And it loads fast now, so no problems there :)
    Post by: Macbert, Sep 24, 2005 in forum: Websites
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    container <div> dosen't expand with content

    You need to place a clearing tag as the last thing inside the div. <div id="container"> <p><img src="images/spacer.gif" width=100...
    Post by: Macbert, Sep 4, 2005 in forum: CSS
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    Security Issues with Excel files?

    That would certainly be a better option... That way it would work on any computer, regardless of the operating system, and you would have full...
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 27, 2005 in forum: Security
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    Security Issues with Excel files?

    There are several security issues on the users side. They are usually related to macros being able to do damage on the users computer. Here's one...
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 27, 2005 in forum: Security
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    New Horse Supplements Web Site

    Checked it out on a Mac using Safari 2.0 Firefox 1.0.4, and couldn't find a single issue... So good job :)
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 25, 2005 in forum: Websites
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    Website Review

    The repeating problem is visible in Safari 2.0 as well. Also the text that displays the time is really tiny... Other than that the site looks...
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 25, 2005 in forum: Websites
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    Breaking Div tag Display None in Java Script

    Forgot to mention that the unhide javascript code works equally well if embedded in the onload function as in your examples....
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 25, 2005 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Breaking Div tag Display None in Java Script

    You can still use this method without problems: <div style="display:none;visibility:hidden"> <script type="text/javascript"> var A =...
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 25, 2005 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Breaking Div tag Display None in Java Script

    I guess, it's back to the drawing board then :rolleyes: That sounds like a challenge :D
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 24, 2005 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Breaking Div tag Display None in Java Script

    You could do it like this: <div style="display:none;visibility:hidden"> <div id="myid"> <script type="text/javascript">...
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 24, 2005 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Help with CSS for co-op

    Try adding the following code in the head element of the page where you want to include the links. This will make all text and links white....
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 24, 2005 in forum: CSS
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    What is your preffered Scripting Language

    Nice sales pitch Willy, couldn't have done better myself :D But I completely agree with you; Ruby is by far the cleanest and most intuitive...
    Post by: Macbert, Aug 23, 2005 in forum: Programming