As I understand, they removed this feature as part of their GoLive CS "Upgrade." Big mistake, in my opinion. I couldn't upgrade because of that and had to switch to Dreamweaver MX 2004
I have compiled all of your suggestions and came up with this.
My goal was to create an idiot-proof unit converter for my homemade wine website. I also needed a way for a person to be able to display more than one conversion at the same time. Most of my users are not very computer savy so I...
I have been narrowing down the problems, and discovered it is the toPrecision() and toFixed() methods that are causing my problem. Once I commented that line out, everything works in all my browsers. After further testing I think it may be a defect in the WebKit core used in Safari and Omniweb...
Thanks. I forgot to add the ";"
I've added them, but i am still seeing odd behavior:
1. Works fine in Mozilla v1.3 (Mac) and v1.4 (Win XP Pro)
2. Works fine in IE 6 (Win XP Pro)
3. Does not work in IE (v5.23 Mac)
4. Does not work in Safari(v1.1 Mac).
Any other suggestions?
Your suggestions worked, but it only works in Mozilla. IE and Safari do not pass the numbers correctly.
I have added a link here showing my problem.
Using either IE or Satari, enter a number in any of the textfields on the left and click one of the textfields on the right. Notice the...
I am trying to write what should be an incredibly easy script and cannot get it working on either Mozilla or IE.
Description:
1. User enters a number in the first textfield representing ounces.
2. User clicks out of the textfield and the number is converted from ounces to grams in a second...
I just found a local person who is going to try to fix my broken iBook. Therefore, I will be taking that item off the "auction block" for a while.
Sorry everyone for the confusion and getting your hopes up. :(
14 months.
Just an FYI. Some one PMed me and offered $200.00 and I am waiting for a response from that person. If I do not hear from them by the end of today then I will let you have it.
Sound good?
Well, my roommate is really my "domestic partner" of almost nine years. I know he did not mean it so I just ate the cost of a new iBook. He feels guilty enough about it and I don't think it would be right to make him feel worse by making him buy me a whole new computer. I guess that's what tests...
It is a dual USB 600 MHz iBook with a combo CD/CDR/CDRW/DVD drive. It boots up but has no video. My roommate spilled a small amount of grape flavored soda on the keyboard. The rep at the Apple store felt the video back lighting was damaged and it would be a costly repair. That's why I selling it...
Over Christmas I had an INCREDIBLE stoke of bad luck. My roommate spilled soda on my iBook and blew out the back lighting. Forcing me to to buy a new one. Then two days later the power supply died on my Grape 333 MHz iMac. Forcing me to buy a new iMac. I have taken all the parts I want out of...
It was not losing the signal strength. It would just drop the connection. Very strange.
Powermac, I tried what you suggested and it had no effect.
Fortunately, ever since I did what was described in my last post, it has been doing fine (Cross your fingers). I'll give y'all an update later...