12/07/00 16:36:20

Regarding the layout, why do you have to use absolute pixel positions? Why not
let
each receiver of the images as laid out on their computer see a relative
display?

Adrian Worsfold

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Adrian/ Rosemary Worsfold wrote:

> 12/07/00 16:36:20
>
> Regarding the layout, why do you have to use absolute pixel positions? Why not
let
> each receiver of the images as laid out on their computer see a relative
display?
>
> Adrian Worsfold
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Hi Bill,

I can confirm that it doesn't work full screen on a 17" monitor at
1280x1024, you end up with the right picture in the middle of the title. The
absolute positions almost guarantee this. Can you use a table to position
the pictures and the title so they will keep their relative positions on
different sized screens.

Best wishes

Bob

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Hi Laurie,

Click on the unsubscribe link below and hit send please. ;)

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Thanks Bob:
I had it in a table ... I was hoping that the <DIV> tag would give
me a
wee bit more control over exact position .... arrrg .. I have
trouble with tables it seems that you cannot get them just exactly
positioned like the professional sites ... do ...

Bill

Adrian/ Rosemary Worsfold wrote:
>
> 12/07/00 16:36:20
>
> Regarding the layout, why do you have to use absolute pixel
> positions? Why not let
> each receiver of the images as laid out on their computer see a
> relative display?
>
> Adrian Worsfold
>
> Hi Adrian:

That is what I went back to ... but still plain jane ...

http://www.bordercolliepuppies.com/articles/topten1.html

Bill

Hi All:

I answered my own question ... ha ha ...
I used a table and a spacer.gif .... to position
could someone look and tell me if it looks good on
your monitor now ....

http://www.bordercolliepuppies.com/articles/pupcare.html

Thanks

Bill

Hi,

Could some kind hearted guru advise about setting inserting of a
standard visitor's (index) counter in an html page. From what I've found
out, a cgi-bin folder with an .exe program need to be there to work. If
so are there ready made programs I could use? Same for feedback/enquiry
forms that generate an auto response to the submitter and email the
contents to the host?

Thanks in advance
éL

Here is the URL for count.pl by Matt Wright probably if this Url
is old
you can search on Matt Wright and find it you have to be fairly
knowledgeable with Unix to use cgi scripts and where your website
is located and how they support cgi scripts is also important ...

http://www.worldwidemart.com/scripts/

There is also the option of free counters out there on someone
elses
website .... they usually get some of your traffic somehow ...

http://hitometer.netscape.com  this is a free on by netscape ...

hope that helps a little ..

Bill

Hi Bill,  I have att. a image. It is part of what your page looks like on my
screen. So you can see for yourself.

<FONT face=""><FONT color=#0000a0><FONT size=+2>Welcome To Border Collie
Puppies Dot Com !</FONT></FONT></FONT>
to may font tags.
<FONT color="#0000a0" size="+2">Welcome To Border Collie Puppies Dot Com
!</FONT>

Karen


    -----Original Message-----
   From: Bill Scott [mailto:bscott@...]
   Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 8:59 AM
   To: ntb-html@egroups.com
   Subject: Re: [NH] Digest Number 39


   Hi All:

   I answered my own question ... ha ha ...
   I used a table and a spacer.gif .... to position
   could someone look and tell me if it looks good on
   your monitor now ....

   http://www.bordercolliepuppies.com/articles/pupcare.html

   Thanks

   Bill

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Hello Bill,

The links on the left are still distorted and it still has to be
viewed full screen, or nearly so, with a high resolution monitor.

hrs

KC wrote:
>
> Hi Bill,  I have att. a image. It is part of what your page looks like on my
> screen. So you can see for yourself.
>
> <FONT face=""><FONT color=#0000a0><FONT size=+2>Welcome To Border Collie
> Puppies Dot Com !</FONT></FONT></FONT>
> to may font tags.
> <FONT color="#0000a0" size="+2">Welcome To Border Collie Puppies Dot Com
> !</FONT>
>
> Karen
>
>    -----Original Message-----
>   From: Bill Scott [mailto:bscott@...]
>   Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 8:59 AM
>   To: ntb-html@egroups.com
>   Subject: Re: [NH] Digest Number 39
>
>   Hi All:
>
>   I answered my own question ... ha ha ...
>   I used a table and a spacer.gif .... to position
>   could someone look and tell me if it looks good on
>   your monitor now ....
>
>   http://www.bordercolliepuppies.com/articles/pupcare.html
>
>   Thanks
>
>   Bill
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Hi Harvey ... Karen:

Thanks I guess it will have to do until I get back from Linn
County Fair
.... thanks ...

Bill

> Is there any clips to help create cookies in html?
>
> What I am after is a site with that can offer two to three
> different selection of colors or a site where one can pick and
> choose what color they want the background forground etc and
> when they come back there selections will be what the selected.

Hello! I just posted this on the basic notetab list, and Jody referred
me to this one.

I am having problems with links in a page not accepting a change.
There are no problems with the script, the page does not need to be
reloaded or refreshed, but for some reason, it needs to be renamed in
order to work. I explain this in more detail below, and if you want to
see for yourself, go to
http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/planning/planning.html and look at
the script, comparing it to what happens when you click on "Directions
to your rendezvous point."

I had a page called
http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directions.html. It had a
link to
http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/caitlin/cherryrendezvous.html. I
changed that page's name (and folder) to
http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/cherryrendezvous.html.
After replacing the link in directions.html (I put the whole link in
the script, reading
http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/cherryrendezvous.html
instead of something like cherryrendezvous.html; actually I tried
both and neither worked), refreshing and reloading several times on
the server, directions.html would still only accept the old link,
sending the browser to
www.whitewatervoyages.com/caitlin/cherryrendezvous.html, even though
it no longer existed and was written up in the html text to go to
directions/cherryrendezvous.html and the appropriate page had been
moved to the appropriate folder.

When I renamed directions.html to directionsindex.html, the link to
cherryrendezvous.html worked. In other words, technically in the
script of the page, everything was correct to support the new link,
but for some reason directions.html had to be renamed and recognized
as an entirely new page to accept the link. It was no problem to
change directions.html to directionsindex.html, but a link to
directions.html also existed in a page called planning/planning.html,
and this time, planning.html would not change the link directions.html
to directionsindex.html. I suspect that this is the exact same problem
since I went through the same comprehensive procedures as above, but
there is no way I can change the name of planning.html as I would have
to rework the entire site which is huge!

In summary, there are no errors in the html script. The server does
not need to be refreshed or reloaded. For some reason, the page has
to be renamed in order to accept the changed link. I don't understand
why!

                  Thank you!
                  Caitlin

Hello Caitlin,

If I understand what you're saying I may see a problem.

If you are clicking on the link that says "Directions to your
rendezvous point."
and you want the link to go to this page,

http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/caitlin/cherryrendezvous.html

then you need to change the html code in the file- planning.html
-to reflect the above link.  As it is on the site now that link
still refers to -

http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directions.html

There may be something I'm not understanding but that looks like
a minor problem.

hrs

Caitlin wrote:
>
> Hello! I just posted this on the basic notetab list, and Jody referred
> me to this one.
>
> I am having problems with links in a page not accepting a change.
> There are no problems with the script, the page does not need to be
> reloaded or refreshed, but for some reason, it needs to be renamed in
> order to work. I explain this in more detail below, and if you want to
> see for yourself, go to
> http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/planning/planning.html and look at
> the script, comparing it to what happens when you click on "Directions
> to your rendezvous point."
>
> I had a page called
> http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directions.html. It had a
> link to
> http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/caitlin/cherryrendezvous.html. I
> changed that page's name (and folder) to
> http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/cherryrendezvous.html.
> After replacing the link in directions.html (I put the whole link in
> the script, reading
> http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/cherryrendezvous.html
> instead of something like cherryrendezvous.html; actually I tried
> both and neither worked), refreshing and reloading several times on
> the server, directions.html would still only accept the old link,
> sending the browser to
> www.whitewatervoyages.com/caitlin/cherryrendezvous.html, even though
> it no longer existed and was written up in the html text to go to
> directions/cherryrendezvous.html and the appropriate page had been
> moved to the appropriate folder.
>
> When I renamed directions.html to directionsindex.html, the link to
> cherryrendezvous.html worked. In other words, technically in the
> script of the page, everything was correct to support the new link,
> but for some reason directions.html had to be renamed and recognized
> as an entirely new page to accept the link. It was no problem to
> change directions.html to directionsindex.html, but a link to
> directions.html also existed in a page called planning/planning.html,
> and this time, planning.html would not change the link directions.html
> to directionsindex.html. I suspect that this is the exact same problem
> since I went through the same comprehensive procedures as above, but
> there is no way I can change the name of planning.html as I would have
> to rework the entire site which is huge!
>
> In summary, there are no errors in the html script. The server does
> not need to be refreshed or reloaded. For some reason, the page has
> to be renamed in order to accept the changed link. I don't understand
> why!
>
>                  Thank you!
>                  Caitlin
>
>

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The "cherryrendezvous.html" was only an example to illustrate what I
think is a repeat problem. The problem is that on the page
http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/planning/planning.html, the link for
"Directions to Your Rendezvous Point" should go to
http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directionsindex.html when
it currently goes to ../directions/directions.html. I suspect that it
is a cache problem of some kind, because, as illustrated in my
example, the page WILL work if the name is changed. Does that make
sense?

Thanks!

Caitlin

--- In ntb-html@egroups.com, "Harvey R. Savage" <hsavage@s...> wrote:
> Hello Caitlin,
>
> If I understand what you're saying I may see a problem.
>
> If you are clicking on the link that says "Directions to your
> rendezvous point."
> and you want the link to go to this page,
>
> http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/caitlin/cherryrendezvous.html
>
> then you need to change the html code in the file- planning.html
> -to reflect the above link.  As it is on the site now that link
> still refers to -
>
> http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directions.html
>
> There may be something I'm not understanding but that looks like
> a minor problem.
>
> hrs
>

Caitlin,

I think I have found the problem.

Using Notetab on the page you are speaking of, do a search on this
../directions/directions.html

I believe this code should be ../directions/directionsindex.html

You did change the link in the column on the left, but not in the main white
area.

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   -----Original Message-----
   From: Caitlin [mailto:caitlin@...]
   Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 12:55 PM
   To: ntb-html@egroups.com
   Subject: [NH] Re: Stuck URLs


   The "cherryrendezvous.html" was only an example to illustrate what I
   think is a repeat problem. The problem is that on the page
   http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/planning/planning.html, the link for
   "Directions to Your Rendezvous Point" should go to
   http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directionsindex.html when
   it currently goes to ../directions/directions.html. I suspect that it
   is a cache problem of some kind, because, as illustrated in my
   example, the page WILL work if the name is changed. Does that make
   sense?

   Thanks!

   Caitlin


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Hello,

The page "planning.html" has 2 links that appear to have the same
destination, that is
"http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directionsindex.html".

The left column link, the one in small print, in the file
"planning.html" for "Directions to Your Rendezvous Point" is
correct and works as one would expect, at least it takes you to a
link
"http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directionsindex.html".

The second link, the right column link, which I assume should go
to the same link as above is still in error.  It is still
directing the browser to
"http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directions.html".

The second link is in the form - <a
href="../directions/directions.html">Directions to Your
Rendezvous Point</a></li>.  This is the link that stands out
because of the larger print in the right column.

hrs


Caitlin wrote:
>
> The "cherryrendezvous.html" was only an example to illustrate what I
> think is a repeat problem. The problem is that on the page
> http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/planning/planning.html, the link for
> "Directions to Your Rendezvous Point" should go to
> http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directionsindex.html when
> it currently goes to ../directions/directions.html. I suspect that it
> is a cache problem of some kind, because, as illustrated in my
> example, the page WILL work if the name is changed. Does that make
> sense?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Caitlin

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Oh my! I am embarrassed! In my obssessive thorough-ness I wasn't
thorough at all! Thank you for correcting my silly mistake.

Caitlin


--- In ntb-html@egroups.com, "David L Hansen" <dhansen@f...> wrote:
> Caitlin,
>
> I think I have found the problem.
>
> Using Notetab on the page you are speaking of, do a search on this
> ../directions/directions.html
>
> I believe this code should be ../directions/directionsindex.html
>
> You did change the link in the column on the left, but not in the
main white
> area.
>
> --------------------------------------------
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> dhansen@f...
> 630.963.6849
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>
>   -----Original Message-----
>   From: Caitlin [mailto:caitlin@w...]
>   Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 12:55 PM
>   To: ntb-html@egroups.com
>   Subject: [NH] Re: Stuck URLs
>
>
>   The "cherryrendezvous.html" was only an example to illustrate
what
I
>   think is a repeat problem. The problem is that on the page
>   http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/planning/planning.html, the link
for
>   "Directions to Your Rendezvous Point" should go to
>   http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/directions/directionsindex.html
when
>   it currently goes to ../directions/directions.html. I suspect
that
it
>   is a cache problem of some kind, because, as illustrated in my
>   example, the page WILL work if the name is changed. Does that make
>   sense?
>
>   Thanks!
>
>   Caitlin
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Caitlin,

Don't feel too bad, I have been struggling since yesterday with a file that
refused to DOWNLOAD from my site.  Your problem, and Davids answer, got my
download problem fixed.  I made virtually the same mistake.

Thanks for having your problem, and fixing mine.

Phil E.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Caitlin " <caitlin@...>
To: <ntb-html@egroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 2:24 PM
Subject: [NH] Re: Stuck URLs


> Oh my! I am embarrassed! In my obssessive thorough-ness I wasn't
> thorough at all! Thank you for correcting my silly mistake.
>
> Caitlin
>
>
> --- In ntb-html@egroups.com, "David L Hansen" <dhansen@f...> wrote:
> > Caitlin,
> >
> > I think I have found the problem.
> >

I have a file on my web site that is downloadable.  I would like to know
how many people have actually downloaded it.  ZDNet keeps track of
how many times their stuff is downloaded.

Does anyone in this group know where such a counter is available?  Cheap?
Free?

Phil E.

Hello phil,

Friday, July 28, 2000, 9:47:50 PM, you wrote:

p> I have a file on my web site that is downloadable.  I would like to know
p> how many people have actually downloaded it.  ZDNet keeps track of
p> how many times their stuff is downloaded.

p> Does anyone in this group know where such a counter is available?  Cheap?
p> Free?

Of course I do know that. ;-)
On  the  site  you  can  see  in  my  sign-off there's a free tracker you can
register  for  at  http://www.extreme-dm.com/tracking/?reg  and if you have a
webserver up and running, you can download all sorts of free trackers you can
use  in your cgi-bin directory. You can see one active on my personal site at
http://dierhulp.nb.nu/~wpp/.
You name it: it's out there on the web. ;-)

      -=/ Cees /=-
http://dierhulp.nb.nu/

Artificial Intelligence usually beats real stupidity.

I am looking for a counter that will keep track of how many people
DOWNLOAD a particular file from my site.

I HAVE a counter that keeps track of visitors to my site.  I am offering
a FREE file to download and want to know if anyone is taking it.

Go to www.comnett.net/~phil  and then go to the second page ( there is a
link about 3/4 of the  way down the first page.  The offer is near the
bottom
on the second page.

I downloaded it myself, so I know one fool downloaded it.

Phil E

Hi phil,

> I am looking for a counter that will keep track of how many
> people DOWNLOAD a particular file from my site.

The simple way, although perfect is have a counter on a page with
the download.  On your description page put something like
Download here.  Direct that to the page containing the counter
and the download link.  You are not guaranteed they downloaded
it, but most likely they will if they have gone that far.

Happy HTML'n!
Jody

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If your server supports the <accounter> tag you can do it like this:

<counter files=filename.exe>"
You can have this hidden too as there is lots of<counter> options.

You can also use it like:

<counter
file=http://www.system.com/yourdirectory/anotherdirectory/yourfile.extention>

I hope this helps.

On Fri, 28 Jul 2000 16:48:08 -0500, Jody wrote:

>Hi phil,
>
>> I am looking for a counter that will keep track of how many
>> people DOWNLOAD a particular file from my site.
>
>The simple way, although perfect is have a counter on a page with
>the download.  On your description page put something like
>Download here.  Direct that to the page containing the counter
>and the download link.  You are not guaranteed they downloaded
>it, but most likely they will if they have gone that far.
>
>Happy HTML'n!
>Jody
>
>http://www.sureword.com/notetab
>
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>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Hi James,

You might check at Cut 'n Paste Javascript or somewhere else that
has ready made scripts.

>> Is there any clips to help create cookies in html?
>>
>> What I am after is a site with that can offer two to three
>> different selection of colors or a site where one can pick and
>> choose what color they want the background forground etc and
>> when they come back there selections will be what the selected.

Happy HTML'n!
Jody

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>I HAVE a counter that keeps track of visitors to my site.  I am offering
>a FREE file to download and want to know if anyone is taking it.

Assuming you're checking your counter by some means other than visiting the page
with the counter on it:

Now:
DL link -> file

Change to:
DL link -> HTML page with meta-refresh link to -> file

Put counter on the meta-refreshing page.  No extra scripting necessary.

I don't know any means to check the counter on my page except to go
to the page and look.  It is a Netscape Counter, and they send me a
monthly report, but that is all I know how to use.

Phil E

----- Original Message -----
From: "Forrest" <squitaur@...>
To: <ntb-html@egroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2000 2:52 AM
Subject: [NH] Re: Counter-


> >I HAVE a counter that keeps track of visitors to my site.  I am offering
> >a FREE file to download and want to know if anyone is taking it.
>
> Assuming you're checking your counter by some means other than visiting
the page with the counter on it:
>
> Now:
> DL link -> file
>
> Change to:
> DL link -> HTML page with meta-refresh link to -> file
>
> Put counter on the meta-refreshing page.  No extra scripting necessary.
>
>
>
>
>

Hello Tabbers,

We are going to rename the NoteTab Beta and Fookes Software Beta
eMail lists by making a contest out of it for the winner(s) to
choose a free screen saver of their choice from Fookes Software.

Details at: http://www.egroups.com/message/notetab/8785

To enter send a post to: Support@...
        with the subject: Contest-1

Put the following format in the body of the message
exactly as you see it, but completing:

Name (first last):
eMail address:
New list name:

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Here is the link with all seven (two Freeware) of them listed:

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Happy Clip'n!
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he following clip create a cookie with 3 values which can be individually
returned with an index value i: getCookieValue(i)   ;see example html
The cookie expires in a years time


H=cookieCreator
;place cursor in script block
^!SetListDelimiter ,
^!setArray %expireDate%=^$GetDate(yyyy,mm,dd,hh,mm,ss)$
^!inc %expireDate1%
^!dec %expireDate2%
^!set %name%=^?{name=test}
^!set %i%=^$StrSize(^%name%)$
^!inc:%i%
function setCookie()
{
var cookieName = "^%name%";
var cookieValue0  = escape("^?{value0=this}");
var cookieValue1  = escape("^?{value1=that}");
var cookieValue2  = escape("^?{value2=those}");
/*Expires set to a years time*/
var expires = new Date(^%expireDate%)
var  mix = ""
mix += cookieName
mix += "="
mix += cookieValue0
mix += "|"
mix += cookieValue1
mix += "|"
mix += cookieValue2
mix += "; expires = "
mix += expires.toGMTString()
document.cookie = mix
}
;

function getCookieValue(i)
{
var values = unescape(document.cookie);
values = values.substr(^%i%,document.cookie.length)
arrValue = values.split("|")
return arrValue[i];
}
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results example of How to use in  html ; Tis  just an example of how to set
and retrieve cookie values
and not a realworld example as you would most likely set
cookieValue0,cookieValue1  etc; with a forms input controls.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
     "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
<head>
<meta name="generator" content="HTML Tidy, see www.w3.org" />
<title>Cookie Time</title>
<script type="text/javascript">
function setCookie()
{
var cookieName = "test";
var cookieValue0  = escape("this");
var cookieValue1  = escape("that");
var cookieValue2  = escape("those");
/*Expires set to a years time*/
var expires = new Date(2001,7,01,10,48,42)
var  mix = ""
mix += cookieName
mix += "="
mix += cookieValue0
mix += "|"
mix += cookieValue1
mix += "|"
mix += cookieValue2
mix += "; expires = "
mix += expires.toGMTString()
document.cookie = mix
}

function getCookieValue(i)
{
var values = unescape(document.cookie);
values = values.substr(5,document.cookie.length)
arrValue = values.split("|")
return arrValue[i];
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<form>
<input type="button" value="set" onclick="setCookie()" />
<input type="button" value="get0" onclick="alert(getCookieValue(0))" />
<input type="button" value="get1" onclick="alert(getCookieValue(1))" />
<input type="button" value="get2" onclick="alert(getCookieValue(2))" />
</form>
</body>
</html>

Hope this helps.