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Dr. Website® Archives 2002July 11, 2002
Dear Dr. Website: I have a problem with download of javascript. I`m not a profi on the PC, I´m only using different programms (MS-Office, compl.). Sorry about my english. I´want to take a look in bmw.de carrier website, but therefore I need javascript to open the sides from BMW. I haven`t javascript. Please give me a hint, how I can download your software. Thank you very much in advance. Answer: Most, if not all, browsers have the ability to use and understand JavaScript...it can be turned off in "preferences" but in general there's no reason to turn it off, and as you say, a lot of sites use JavaScript to make your browser experience better.
If your browser is not able to access sites with JavaScript and you haven't turned it off for your browser, you may want to reinstall your browser and give it another try.
--Dr.Website Question: Answer:
Set FSObject = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") objLogFile.Close Set objLogFile = Nothing %>
This grabs the IP and writes it to a file, in this instance called
"yourlog.html." You'd just add the above code to the bottom of any page you
wanted to track.
--Dr.Website
Question: What is the consensus about pdf use on web sites? Does anyone out there know the percentage of people who balk at downloading things off the internet? Do you have a personal opinion about pdf use on sites? Thank you! Answer: --Dr.Website ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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