Question:
Dear Dr. Website:
Dear doc, how do I stop people cutting and pasting info from my site . ie: removing the edit function from their browser bar ? Thanks for your help
Answer:
One thing you can do is to make it more difficult for them. Place the content you don't want to be cut and pasted into a table, and use ALIGN=RIGHT or ALIGN=LEFT. For whatever reason (bug?), they won't be able to cut and paste from that table if they are using MSIE. Of course they can always just View Source and cut and paste from there, but again, it'll just make it more of a pain for them to do it.
Thanks
--Dr.Website
Question:
Dear Dr. Website:
I got a problem with my submit button. it just doesn't work. I have to press ENTER key to make it work. please help.
<form name="srchfrm" method="get" action="engine.htm"
onSubmit="check(this.srchtxt)" target="_blank">
<input type="text" size=18 name="srchtxt">
<br>
<select name="srchlst">
<option value="engine.js">Engine
<option value="ipaengine.js">Sejarah
<option value="ipaengine.js">Terbitan
<option value="ipaengine.js">Misi
</select>
<br>
<input type="submit" value="Submit" name="Submit">
<input type="reset" value="Clear" name="reset" class="go">
<input type="hidden" name="linkto" value="_top">
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p>
<input type="hidden" name="pageof" value="0">
</p>
</form>
Thanks.............
Answer:
Your code should work, although you should place your hidden fields before the submit button. If it's not working on your page, I would tend to think that there's another form that's not closed properly, as the code below, when placed on a page with nothing else, works fine by clicking on the submit button.
Thanks
--Dr.Website
Question:
Dear Dr. Website:
I saw the article describing how to set up the mailto: link on a web page as seen below.
<A HREF="mailto:sclark@internet.com?subject=a new message
&body=this is the body message">this is the mailto</A>
I found that when I use the &body command, my signature file (MS Outlook) does not appear. Any ideas on how I can get the &body command to work with the signature file?
Thanks.
Answer:
About the only way you can do that is if you include your signature within the body of the message. There isn't any method to include a sig using a mailto.
Thanks,
--Dr.Website
Question:
Dear Dr. Website:
I have a desktop computer where I run my website and read and answer my business email from. I now want to be able to duplicate this system on the lap top computer I am ready to purchase. Can you explain the easiest way to make this work and what the pitfalls may be?
Answer:
I think the easiest way to duplicate your information from one machine to the next is, to network them.
When you purchase your laptop you should also purchase plug-in or build-in network cards. for you laptop and your desktop. The Windows operating system has plug and play technology, this will make for an easy installation and set up. You will also have to buy a Router or Hub, this will act as the distributor and direct the data to and from. With this, both computers have internet access.
There are wireless types of routers and cards (which I would recommend) that will give you freedom and mobility to work anywhere in you home or office. The pitfalls are maintaining the network. You must be sure that both computers have the same network setting at all times.
I hope this helps.
Thanks
--Dr.Website
