Freelancers Forum Messages on Sunday August 28th 2005
Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 28th August 2005 17:50
Thanks Mike
That's sound advice.
Hardeep
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Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 28th August 2005 17:44
Thanks Dan
That's a great help
Hardeep
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Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 28th August 2005 17:42
Hardeep Bahl wrote:
> However i am more concerned about the rest of the sites that are on
> that server and also the new guy they have would be in a place to
> change all elements of the website. Whi...
Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 28th August 2005 17:35
I have admin access it's a server that has 67 site on it and is for "my"
use.
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Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 28th August 2005 17:35
On 28 Aug 2005 17:11:15 -0000, Hardeep Bahl [EMAIL REMOVED] wro=
te:
>=20
> Dan
>=20
> Thank you for getting back so quick.
> lol. Yes that would be the answer.
>=20
> However i am more concerned abo...
Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 28th August 2005 17:28
Dan
Thank you for getting back so quick.
lol. Yes that would be the answer.
However i am more concerned about the rest of the sites that are on that
server and also the new guy they have would be i...
Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 28th August 2005 17:24
Hardeep Bahl wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a client whose website was designed and developed by me. Thi was
> done as a freebie as it was a charity webste.
>
> The client is now saying that they have anot...
Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 28th August 2005 17:20
On 28 Aug 2005 16:32:39 -0000, Hardeep Bahl [EMAIL REMOVED] wro=
te:
> I have a client whose website was designed and developed by me. Thi was
> done as a freebie as it was a charity webste.
>=20
>...
FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 28th August 2005 16:49
Hi
I have a client whose website was designed and developed by me. Thi was
done as a freebie as it was a charity webste.
The client is now saying that they have another guy who is volunteering to
a...
Re: FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them?
date posted 28th August 2005 16:02
Thomas Design wrote:
> hi all
>
> i'm developing a website which we imported all the details and image names
> from a CSV file into our database -
> http://www.visionwales.co.uk/scripts/default.asp...
Re: FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them? charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 14:39
Thomas Design wrote:
> I suppose that sounds okay to a programmer but english please :c) LOL
>
> I'm basically trying to find the easiest way to identify what images are
> missing and then delete th...
RE: FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them? charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 14:23
You need to get a list of all the images that are in your image
directory;
Something like;
Dir *.jpg > c:\files.txt
Open up c:\files.txt and edit any rubbish top & bottom from the file
Then import...
RE: FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them? charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 14:21
according to my human-readable english emulator ...
just use xenu (as the first suggestion indicated).
it's a very well written bit of free software for the windows platform that
will spider an enti...
Re: FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them? charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 13:50
I suppose that sounds okay to a programmer but english please :c) LOL
I'm basically trying to find the easiest way to identify what images are
missing and then delete the image paths from the databa...
Re: FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them? charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 13:31
Andy Macnaughton-Jones wrote:
> You could generate a list of the image files names, import them into the
> DB and then run a query to find out the missing or mis-matched ones and
> recreate it.
Good...
RE: FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them? charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 13:18
You could generate a list of the image files names, import them into the
DB and then run a query to find out the missing or mis-matched ones and
recreate it.=20
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Re: FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them?
date posted 28th August 2005 13:09
Thomas Design wrote:
> hi all
> Problem is, 90% of the time the image filenames were correct but the other
> 10% weren't and with 5000 products, its quite a problem to find them all
> individually....
RE: FN-FORUM: centering in safari2.0 charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 13:08
But you'd not be putting your CSS into the main document though, you'd
have it as an external style sheet - and most CSS stylesheets (unless
you're browser sniffing and delivering browser specific she...
Re: FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them?
date posted 28th August 2005 12:17
On Sun, 28 Aug 2005, Thomas Design wrote:
> What i'm looking for is a bit of software that could basically go through
> every page on the site and return a product code which has broken image
> lin...
Re: FN-FORUM: centering in safari2.0 charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 12:16
Andy Macnaughton-Jones wrote:
> As it's not recognised by some browsers and therefore not implemented,
> there's no real reason not to display it.
Maybe I didn't make my point clear... Use it by all...
FN-FORUM: Broken image links and finding them?
date posted 28th August 2005 11:54
hi all
i'm developing a website which we imported all the details and image names
from a CSV file into our database -
http://www.visionwales.co.uk/scripts/default.asp
Problem is, 90% of the time t...
RE: FN-FORUM: centering in safari2.0 charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 11:46
As it's not recognised by some browsers and therefore not implemented,
there's no real reason not to display it. I don't usually change the
scrollbar of the main browser window but of scrolling DIV's...
Re: FN-FORUM: centering in safari2.0 charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 11:37
Andy Macnaughton-Jones wrote:
> Many clients though DO want different colours scrollbars - it doesn't
> work in all browsers, but as the majority of people using the net do
> have a browser that allo...
FN-FORUM: Currency Codes charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 09:24
Hi,
There's a whole load of currency codes for US dollars and the Euro. So
you'd have a 3 digit alpha code of 'EUR' but they're for different
LCID's and countries.
Is there a standard so that you us...
RE: FN-FORUM: centering in safari2.0 charset="us-ascii"
date posted 28th August 2005 08:58
You *sometimes* need to change the cursor if the elements that you style
don't look right but not very often.
Also for sizes you really ought to specify the measurement, e.g.,
width:770px;. Although...
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