If you don't return false, the form will actually be submitted, and the page will look as if you did nothing. If you return false, that prevents the form from being submitted.
If it is arranged alphabetically, then it has an order... I'd recommend OL. Just make sure that you remove the browser's default numbering in some way (e.g. <ol type="none"> or use CSS to set the...
Actually, the first schema isn't usable without the namespace attribute. The import element requires a namespace at minimum with the schemaLocation being optional. If one schema uses the same...
http://www.w3.org/2001/inv.xsd results in a 404 error. Perhaps that is why. Anyway, you don't need @schemaLocation... The namespace alone should be enough, IIRC.
Well, that's one good thing. Last I knew, the FONT element was going to be included for WYSIWYG editors only, and authors were discouraged from using it...which honestly didn't make much sense at...
Tags are a sort of bookmarking/memorisation method. They are like keywords that are relevant to the content, making things easier to remember. On some sites, they are also able to be used like...
This is an issue with your XML creation. No elements appear to be getting created, not to mention sss.php just redirects to sss.xml. For those reasons, this is probably more of a PHP problem than...
Technically, yes, an instance document can possibly have two root nodes using that schema. However, only one can be used at a time since a single document can only have a single root node.
Yeah, the th element is definitely not deprecated, and it would still be recognised even if it was deprecated, just as the applet element is still recognised despite being deprecated.
XHTML isn't really standard per se because IE doesn't support it at all. The best you can do is use XHTML 1.0 and serve it as text/html, effectively making browsers treat it like HTML 4.01 anyway. ...
Well, you never specified the condition for the page to reload. All that you do is that if the username entry is null, the page reloads automatically. You need something that distinguishes between...
No, there aren't exactly any CSS hacks for that sort of thing. However, there are always reset style sheets that are designed to make as many browsers behave in the same manner as possible. Some of...
Actually, C# is the first true .NET language. C# can't do anything without .NET other than create variables and functions/methods/whatever-they're-called (there are also languages that use the .NET...
There is no "onscroll" attribute (or "onScroll" for that matter). However, window.onscroll exists. You would use that in your script (outside of your function of course).
