In my experience, IE, FF and any other browser, counts the items differently, so what is the first form element, may be the second in another. A better solution is giving a name ( i.e. <input...
The problem here is that you can't have a number like .60, even before formatting it, it will be shown as .6 . And the second parameter to the function number_format is not the number of digits, it...
I think the problem lies in the page encoding. You should set the encoding of your page, and use an editor like Coda, to re-interpret your code. If you have an online version of your page, I may be...
I checked your code, it was really confusing, but at last I found out! The problem was that if the rangeStart number was the minimum at the beginning, the minPosition was not going to be changed,...
Your javascript pieces are fine, and the code should return the ids. Are you sure about your php script being executed and the results received by the browser?
I don't think that it has anything to do with the .htaccess file my friend. If mozilla or safari are accessing it, it means that there is no authorization problem. If you post the complete source...
Would you please tell me what did you do for Firefox? Well, as I know, this should be a non-standard solution. I would appreciate if you send your FF solution.
You are facing a funny problem! :) The first defined date is January 1, 1970. So what you receive, the day before the first defined date in php, means that the value of $row_blog['Bdate'] is -1 .
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As long as I know, for loops need to semicolons my friend, as they also need a condition to end the loop, you may use: (here the condition is i being smaller than max)
Check if you are calling getElementById after creating the element, consider the rendering timestamp. And also if you are using frames, this can lead to "document" pointer complications. If you post...
Alright my friend, I wrote this html, and tested it on ie8, firefox, safari and opera. Works as expected. Hope it helps you. It first uses predefined css for styling, and then modifies one property,...
You are welcome. No, I don't think that there can be a pure CSS solution, as CSS is not content related. You need something to be dynamic, CSS is static.