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Right Johnathan Example facebook: http://devppl.chew.ch/screenshots/facebookPassword.jpg All the aggressor needs to do is enter the email-address of my account, e.g. correctaddress@robbeddomain.com (of course he needs to know exactly which email I use for the account on facebook) and...

Oh man... I couldn't believe what just happened... My main domain got "robbed". The domain was pointing to a wrong IP-Address. Luckily my wife noticed that the webmail was not working and I went to investigate the problem. I first thought my server was down, but all services were up and running. I t...

suggestion:

install the firefox addon "WebDeveloper"

One of many features is a syntax-checker whith which you can validate HTML and CSS:

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- leonard

I'm not an expert in graphics, but I like them all.
I voted for Raven12388 because I like the mirror idea the best.

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- leonard

hi elireed You should embed your code in a html-tag. If firefox would be strict, it would not display it either. <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head> <title>...

Where have you seen (in his code) that the onclick is in the div?..

If you do the substitution I wrote you will have the div-TAG.
I just wanted to give an example on how NOT to use the return false, so that it gets more clear.

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- leonard[/b]

return false; This is to exit the onclick-event with false, then the href="" (which reloads the page) will not be executed. Example: change your code: substitute: <A onClick="javascript:{show(tr1,1); return false;}" href=""><STRONG>Image Configu...

Hi mcnika onClick="javascript:{show(tr2,2); return false;} You can ommit the 'javascript:{}' part. The onclick event will implicitly execute javascirpt. show(tr2,2); This will call the show-function defined above, although the second argument has no influence,...

a nice javascript tooltip-library can be obtained here:

http://www.walterzorn.com

this supports html-layers (div-layers) as tooltips, meaning you can have an image inside the tooltip.

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- leonard

Am I on the right track? Basically I suggest not to use document.write. If I'd write this randomizing function I would have a DIV-Tag in the HTML-code and a JavaScript function which puts the configurable amounts of images into the DIV-Tag, using its ID. If I have time I'll post an example. cheers!...

you're welcome

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- leonard

Hi fengmkex

you've got two errors in the script.

1. use the function getFullYear instead of getYear

2. use

Code: Select all: year = year - 1;

instead of

Code: Select all: year = year - i;

note: I'd use node creation and not with write (as you would do in a php-script).

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- leonard

Hi chrisjum Edit your javascript function. Substitute this line: a.appendChild(document.createTextNode('Bookmark This Page')); with: // set the image: var myImg = document.createElement('img'); var imgSrc = document.createAttribute("src")...

Hello priyapratheep

ID's should be unique in a page.

What do you mean with this?:

Problem is both are displying in one place..I want to display it in different locations

What are the return values of your xmlhttp requests?

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- leonard

Hi knutso Editing the server-side source code would be the far better way to change the URL, but anyway, here is the javascript version. Be aware however, that the URL will only change if javascript is activated. It always depends on what you exactly want to change, but assuming you dont know the ID...

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