jk11uk
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ok solved http://shadowbox-js.com/download.html just didn't select that i wanted to use iframes and swf with it
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Hi I havent found anything about anyone else having issues with this, so very weird. I've cut my code down to the simplest it could be and it still doesnt work: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="shadowbox.css"> <script type="text/javascript" src="shadowbox.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> Shadowbox.init(); </script> </head> <body> <script type="text/javascript"> function OpeniFrameURL(url) { Shadowbox.open({ content: url, player: "iframe", height: 480, width: 640 }); } </script> <a href="#" onClick="OpeniFrameURL('www.google.com');">test</a> its supposed to open an iframe in shadowbox. (and yes, i've got a top and bottom to this code
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hey monkeyz, any chance you could take another look? I made the changes and one piece now works, but the other piece doesn't thanks!
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aaaah. thanks very much makes sense i guess
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thanks so much for anyone else looking: http://icfun.blogspot.com/2008/07/mysql-substr-of-string-using.html
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i use eval because a while ago the other method didn't work for some reason - thinking about it now it was probably something like i had the variable as text..... anyway, thats so much for your help. I'll sort my code out later
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hi i'm newish to jquery. The animations on www.poker-answers.co.uk are working fine in chrome and firefox, however IE (i have ie7) is not showing anything. Anyone know what might be causing this?
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hey - any ideaas? pleeeease help!
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hi, any geniuses with ideas?
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hi i have a table of different URLs, eg: http://www.site.com/pagesection/page.html and i'd like to find out how many distinct root domains there are. is this possible in MYSQL? So in the below list would equal 2 distinct root domains (i'd also like to be able to list them) www.site.com/page.html www.site2.com/page2.html www.site.com/section/adsf.php www.site.com thanks a lot guys!
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I'm presuming i have to use javascript, but anytyhing will do to get the job done! I have a site which has an affiliate form and i need to pass data into it using javascript. I've set up a test button (the link 'tester') which should send xxxx into the firstname field. But, as you may have guessed im here for a reason and it doesnt http://www.budgetinsuranceagents.co.za/car-insurance-quote.html Could someone have a look and give me a hand? The code on the link is: <a onclick="document.frames('frameform').document.forms('MyForm').firstname.value='xxxx';" href="#">tester</a>
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this looks interesting, thanks for the link. However i'd need to have GA on the site at the same time, is that a problem? One problem is i need to track first touch, which you can do with GA - but doesn't look like you can with piwik first touch tracking is where it tracks users on the first way they ever found the site (so if they return on the brand keyword, thats ignored and they are tracked as coming from the first keyword they found ther site on). This is why i ideally need to use and abuse GA
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Yeah i've had a look into that, it might be the only option. I was hoping to avoid using it. Google sends the data back to its servers by requesting a gif (eg. _utm.gif?[data after this]). You can see this using the firefox pagespeed plugin. I was wondering if there was a way of getting javascript to tell you what that gif request was? so maybe javascript which can monitor all browser requests?
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good question the reason is that i do SEO for a client who pays me on conversions. They are a claims management company however, so they need to know exactly which client (or case) i have referred. This means i need to interface the conversion goal page with the google analytics 'first touch' tracking i have set up (this keeps the keyword they were first brought to the site on) and grab this data from google to store in the database against that clients details any ideas?
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Hi I was wondering if there was any way to use google's javascript to do your own tracking? Google tracks using a tracking gif request - so one way could be to look for the image request in the browser resource requests, is this possible? Also, google use cookies, can you access a google cookie and read its contents? thanks very much in advance!