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A must read before sending in your taxes!
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I read that with IE8, there is the capability to view pages as if you were in IE7 or IE6. Does anyone know anything about this? Is it true? If so, is it an accurate representation of those versions?
Sounds pretty great if so. Less computers to bounce around to for testing.
here's an article I wrote a while ago
http://www.killersites.com/magazine/2008/here-comes-internet-explorer-8/
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I use surveymonkey.com
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local host is almost always 127.0.0.1 on windows machines
try downloading a lamp install package:
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IE did this to accept content from Netscape browsers so long long ago and kept it:
from wikipedia:
The earliest example of this is Internet Explorer's use of a User-Agent string beginning "Mozilla/ (compatible; MSIE ...", in order to receive content intended for Netscape Navigator, its main rival at the time of its development. This was not a reference to the open-source Mozilla browser, which was developed much later, but to the original codename for Navigator, which was also the name of the Netscape company mascot. This format of User-Agent string has since been copied by other user agents, partly because Explorer, in turn, came to dominate.
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I'm trying to put a tooltip link on an image map but not sure if that's possible. Has anyone had success with that?
Tool tips are generated by using alt="" for IE browsers and title="" in all other browsers. So in your try adding one of each.
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I think CMSMadeSimple.org or any less complex than Joomla because Joomla spits out a lot of tables, etc when displaying data. You will only want the raw content to display and if you are using flash then I think you will use a XML file to propogate your content...
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FormA uses a PHP form mail script that sends an email to the recipient, sends and autoresponder to the user, and forwards the user to their confirmation page to review what they submitted.
FormB is the other form which includes hidden id variables and strings using a POST method to connect to a https:// payment url. The hidden variables hold merchants account number and some other information specific to its function. It does not need to transmit data from FormA.
So Form A and B are completely independent of each other. and ultimately we would like 1 button to trigger both forms.
Right now user sees Form B's button on Form A's thankyou page. They fill out the form, go to the thank you page and press another button to go to the payment page. which works but adds 3 extra steps.
I thought about a JS solution and maybe cURL to carry out the action of Form B I kind think the solution would be PHP based because if the form can sen out an autoresponder, error warnings to admins I think it could send out data to another predetermined URL maybe using a GET method.
any thoughts?
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What OS will you use?
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my stance is no more alternate content for IE6 and that is equal to not supporting it. I do not advocate popups or badges that appear if IE6 is being used b/c that is considered alternate content.
For example, no more alternate CSS, no more alternate images, no more JS to make things work in IE6 (trans pngs, menus), no more IE expressions and filters.
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look at what you'll be able to do in the very near future:
http://ejohn.org/blog/border-image-in-firefox/
Works in Safari / Chrome and FF3.1 (beta is available)
does not work in IE6,7 and don't think it will in 8, and not in Opera (yet?)
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It will be in Beta for 10 years LOL.
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http://iwonderdesigns.com/index.php?s=nexus
http://pfn.sourceforge.net/index.php?opc=1&lg=ing
http://www.solitude.dk/filethingie/
there are many commercial ones available too. the problem with a lot of these is they are not always very easy to use for clients.
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John,
Do you think it can be set to where when they login that it will direct them to only ONE page of the site (thus access no other pages on the site)? I have been researching a particular business to contractor management system that will allow restricted access to each project on the site.
Here's the link of my original post in this regards.
I haven't done this yet, but it is supposed to be possible. There is this mod that may help: http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/feupermission
Other modules that may help as per your other post:
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/customcontent
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/securefile
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/kfm
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/file-list'>http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/file-list-table'>http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/file-list-table
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/file-list
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/file
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/newsletter
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/feucalendar (may not be stable?)
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/userdirectory
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/feuserlisting
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/memberads
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You can use excel for this but save as a either a comma separated or tab separated text file (.txt).
If the list she has is already tab separated then you might be able to import using that. might try using a space separated list too because I think you can specify the delimiter using phpmyadmin to import it.
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Besides using GA, I also use http://mon.itor.us/, http://www.quantcast.com/, and cms made simple statistics module and sometimes the vistors module.
I'll need to check out the Yahoo product - I haven't seen it yet
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I'd have to see the site to see what is happening. But if using a background image that doesn't repeat, you may need to specify a height and width for IE6.
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sure!
that does sound right - using the self registration module.
...put in one group of users when they register and then the owner will have to manually switch the group so they can view the content.This is similar to other systems that allow admins to approve new users. If it is open then there is no way to regulate who gets in... and it is a painless process. When in the FEU admin, go to the users tab and click the username to modify. A new screen opens allowing you to choose what groups the user should belong to.
click here for full size: http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/8579/feugroupsrf4.jpg
But, the initial set up of the FEU admin is not very clear. Here are the steps to do after installing the module:
1. create a User Property - do not use password or username b/c those are already set up. Even if you do not need an additional user property field, one has to be set up. Maybe use Name, or Location.
In the next step the user property can be hidden and not used, optional, or a required field for login.
2. Now you can create a Group - this can be the group that users are assigned by default. Maybe they can gain access to a landing page or a blurb of content before being granted full access.
3. Now you can create a user in the backend to test.
4. the other frontend steps can be carried out from here - add the template tag, style the forms, etc...
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Update: the new version of Irfanviewer now has a 'Save for Web' feature - jpg, .gif, .png and transparent png. The plugin pack is needed.
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When you mention IE, what version - 6 or 7? It looks ok in 7 and based on the code below it is probably 6 with the problem because you will have a double margin bug. I left the two items that matter:
#menu {idee-regalo.css (line 554)
float:left;
margin-left:25px;
}
Anytime an element is floated left and has left margin, IE6 will double that margin. Same with float right and right margin.
Solution:
#menu {idee-regalo.css (line 554)
display:inline;
float:left;
margin-left:25px;
}
do the same with ths:
#varie {idee-regalo.css (line 616)
display:inline;
float:left;
margin-left:25px;
margin-top:-1px;
text-align:center;
width:150px;
}
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I cna't believe 2 days went past without me checking the boards - shame on me!
Let me know if I didn't answer your question earlier and let us know what you find out the registration form....for archive purposes - Logins are available using the Front End Users module and a single template tag needs to be added to the template that will be used for the private pages. The module has an admin screen available to manage front end users.
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*Devil's Advocate*
On the other hand, if everyone else drops support for IE6, then maybe I can create an alias that promotes services to fix broken websites to display in IE6 and other non compliant browsers. I might make a few extra bucks smile
Only until IE8, after that all they need is the meta tag to trigger IE6 mode and your out of income again...
Dang! IE crashes my party again!
Thanks goodness the emulate meta tag has been reported as unreliable by many testers. :sarcasm: -
If you are sure your sites look OK except for pngs, then perhaps you can ignore IE6.
However, many people find that IE6 causes a jumbled appearance as doubled margins cause divs to drop down to a lower level, we often have to sort out IE6 problems like that here. I think website designers should at least look at their pages in IE6 and if the layout is a disaster, something has to be done.
I should say that I would never let a site get released that is completely jumbled in IE6. And, I will still look at it in IE6 for curiosity's sake. If it is completely jumbled, then I did something horrible in the html or css that needs to be fixed anyway.
What I don't want to do is include alternate content delivered by conditional comments or JS hacks (or CSS hacks which I stopped several yrs ago). I have no problem adding display:inline to the my floated elements that have margin applied in the same direction as the float to make sure a site isn't jumbled.
floated-box {
display:inline;
float:left;
margin-left:20px;
etc...
}
So, I guess that is supporting IE6 in some manner but I don't consider that a hack or something that has to be delivered in an alternate CSS or JS file for IE6. I should not be so quick to completely disregard IE6. but at the same time, I feel that a substantial movement has to be made by the community for the good of all - the user, the designer, the developer. Otherwise, we are playing the role of an enabler.
*Devil's Advocate*
On the other hand, if everyone else drops support for IE6, then maybe I can create an alias that promotes services to fix broken websites to display in IE6 and other non compliant browsers. I might make a few extra bucks
Anyone see a way to fix this demo in IE6?
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