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I know you can do something like "$_server['HTTP_REFERER];" and get the website that the referring link was in. But what if you're using a different protocol What I am trying to do is have a MySQL...

What I am trying to do is get PHP to detect when a link was clicked from the Furcadia client (which uses the furc:// protocol) instead of a URL being entered directly or someone clicking on a link in...

I've been working on a webpage where I can update a DragonSpeak Line "search engine", and, to be honest, it uses frames--frequently. I've been wondering if any of you have had a webpage that stays...

Thing is, I never found framesets complicated--to me, they were really straightforward.

I dedicate but ONE chapter to frames in my book; and I figured it was only fair to let the readers know what frames were all about.

I used framesets for YEARS; heck, I still use them in certain applications.



I'm assuming you mean "HTML". I'm doing a tutorial on HTML, and I figured I should include them.




Why were...

You're missing the point of what I was asking. I'm asking if a frames page, using the XHTML 1.0 Frameset doctype and with a file extension of .xhtml, .xht, or .xml would work properly. So far as I...

Reasonably accurate?

If a webpage was served AS XHTML, did frames ever work? So far as I can tell, what's supposed to open up in one of the "panes" is opening up in a new window instead. Just experimenting with...

I use this in my favorite MMO, I may as well use it here. :)

I thought I'd start a little conversation about various programming languages we have used and mention some extremes associated with them. I'll start off with mine:

Language: DragonSpeak...

Because when I started getting into valid code (never mind anything other than HTML), SVG was already around.

Heard of it, but never worked with it. I was into SVG.

I would--I have made SVG websites, given XHTML pages .xml extensions, and, for the giggles, created webpages using custom XML languages, interpreted via XSLT.

The element's ID can only be directly used as a declared public reference in a .html or .xhtml file. If it is used in a file with any other markup extension (.xml, .svg), then this means of...

UPDATE: Using an element's ID as a variable name doesn't work with SVG.

To paraphrase the W3C validator's response: "Puke".

That being said, I just learned something new: that one can use the ID attribute as a variable name. Thank you very much. (Also works in...

Develop a webgame using XHTML, SVG, CSS, and JavaScript.

Speaking of what my avatar celebrates, I did a bit of cheating on one site. Floats were being an utter pain in the rear, so I used a table for part of my layout--one row, two cells, and a bit of CSS...

Here's a webpage using CSS3--specifically, HSL coloring. (However, it's in XHTML 1.1 + MathML 2.0 + SVG 1.1)

http://www.mrinitialman.com/BookDemo/Extras/Colours/hsl.xhtml

http://sheepmaster.zzl.org/

HTML5 elements used: well, if the DOCTYPE's an element...

And BOY did that come in handy for scripting.

I honestly think XHTML 2.0 might have gotten somewhere--not far, perhaps, but SOMEWHERE if Internet Explorer had supported XHTML. Alas.

XHTML is only "obsolete" because Internet Explorer dropped the ball. XHTML 1.x was great to work with (never got to work with XHTML 2.0, sadly).

A lot of web developers whined that the error...