williamrouse

monkeysaurus and BeeDev: Thanks for your help. I have read the articles and your notes and gained some understanding of this is working. WBR

Ahhhh, Yeah, thats the ticket.

I was looking at W3 for a explanation of the difference between button and submit but did not see a definition, can you give me one and why your choice worked. Thanks! WBR

The button is the thing that makes a web kit browser sing. That did it on my development system. Thanks!

I echoed out the entire HTML on my development system and it still behaves the same.

Give me an example of what setting an header would be. I gutted the page so there is only html and php there and it behaves the same in both sets of browsers. The php sets variables and echos out put. The HTML describes some text. Are you saying that the HTML should be echoed out? I put up a test page at this address: http://www.rouse.ws/furiTest/ Choose Donations and then continue. In the webkit browsers you'll notice the address bar has the page of the creditCardAuthorize.php page listed, but in IE and FF it is not listed. I think this is a clue, but I don't know what it means. Thanks for the comments!

I ended up with this since it is clearer to me: $("#donateButton").click(function () { $('#rightContent').html(ajax_load); $.ajax({ type: 'POST', url: 'content/creditCardAuthorize.php', data: { amount: $('#amount').val(), description: $('#donation').val() }, success: function(html){ $('#rightContent').html(html); }, dataType: 'html' }); }); At the moment, this will load the page in a DIV called rightContent in IE and FF but in Chrome and Safari it creates a new page. This happens with both jQuery 1.4 and 1.3.2.

Thanks for the ideas but it seems to be something else. I will play with this for a few hours and see.

I have a jQuery post problem. I am sending information from a form with a jQuery click function. $("#donateButton").click(function (){ $.post("creditCardAuthorize.php", { amount: $('#amount').val(), description: $('#donation').val() }); $('#rightContent').html(ajax_load).load('content/creditCardAuthorize.php'); }); The problem is that on some browser it goes to the correct page, but on others it goes to the home page, or I should say it does an ajax_load of the home page. IE 8 works Chrome goes to home page FireFox works Safari goes to home page I am not sure of where to start looking for the problem. Any suggestions? Thanks!

I found the sites of value. I have them saved and with others that I have discovered I have made repeat visits.

Thanks Eric! Thanks Benjamin! I'll start to take a look at these shortly. WBR

I was looking for a website that showed different examples of typography and the CSS definitions and the same for lists, ordered and unordered, tables and forms. If you could recommend any I would appreciate it. Thanks!

OK! thanks, that makes sense. let me try to do that.

The "above" refers to the code above the sentence. I want it to be inline and not block.

I thought that if I had an image in a DIV, followed by some text I could surround the contents of the DIV with span to maintain the flow, as opposed to having the text below. The Title of My Web Page When I do the above, the is under the image and my editor suggest something is askew.

Thanks Susie!

I would like some help in resolving a design frame for a project I started working on. It should be a pretty simple placement of DIVs, but apparently I don?t understand the flow of these DIVs. I created a series of DIVs. The outer DIV is the content wrapper. Within the Div I have first a centered header, then a centered menu. This is followed by a left content, a right content and then a footer at the bottom of the page. Please look at the page at this address: http://www.rouse.ws/test/index_1.html Each Div has a title of what it is and a border to specify it location. The problem is that the text for the footer is where I expect it, but the border detailing the footer location is placed under the menu item, not under the left and right content area, which is where I expected it. I would appreciate someone pointing out what I am doing incorrectly. All of the CSS is in the file for you to view. Thanks!

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I got the code that worked for me from the web site. I now have the center working but the min-height is not working. The container stops at the last TODO... I don't know how to attach an image to show you what it looks like. Thanks!

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Andrea: The link seems to be broken, but I found this example: http://flumpcakes.co.uk/css/center-div-ie The min-height is not working for me on IE8. Here is the version I have: IE 8.0.60001.18702

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BeeDev: I tried using your suggestion: console.log("Top: " + pTop + ", left: " + pLeft); console.log("width: " + w + " height: " + h); I don't see any output in the console for either IE8 or FireFox. Could you suggest something that I might be doing incorrectly?

That's a good idea. I will try to remember this in the future. How do you get to the console in IE8?

Thanks! Your reply was the solution I needed.