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Yup the one right above this post will work, just make sure you don't forget the "clear" div. Otherwise you will find yourself perplexed about why your divs do not take up space properly!

Is this a real response? w3schools.com is strictly a free resource that is built alongside the w3 consortium which define the standard for the web.

Stop spamming..

Hello everyone,

What do you think about the design and usability of my site? Specifically, do you think I should remove or change the navigation at the top?

http://www.xegs.com

I just want...

Yeah two good points. 1) I wouldn't switch TOO quick to HTML5 tags unless you're fully prepared for the browser incompatibility and 2) All of the HTML5 apps I have seen use <divs> widely since they...

If you want to use sessions and DON'T want to rely on the cookies then you can just include the session ID as a get argument in the URL. That would end up being...

I think there are too many site thumbnails on one page. When I got the site I had no idea where to look. You included a description of the site at the top in very small text. Why not make it larger...

You really need to look at the background image and consider changing it in my opinion. It doesn't complement the color scheme much. Maybe a bit too heavy.

Also, maybe consider a different font?

If you coded the page then you need to make sure you use the Event.stopPropagation() and preventDefault() functions to prevent the browser from doing whatever it wishes when dragging and dropping...

Yeah honestly you should try and find simple and interesting pages and using the "View Source" function on all browsers to view the HTML and see how they do it.

Then just create a simple web page...

Hmm. You shouldn't provide a path in header command. Really all the filename flag in the header is just telling the browser what to name the file when downloaded.

Try changing from


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First of all, it looks like the JS page is being built dynamically. The <? ... ?> tags are probably being processed by a compiler if it is set up that way. That doesn't look like an error you would...

Yup, the Async option is set to true. Here is some more of the code that I'm using:



function getXMLHttpObject()
{
return (typeof XMLHttpRequest!='undefined') ? new XMLHttpRequest() : (...

I'll try to explain this well:

I have two xmlhttp objects that are created when the script is loaded. I have a function that returns a new object so consider this:


var xmlhttp1 =...