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  1. The iframe tag wont validate in xhtml 1.0 strict and everything I read on blogs and such state that the object tag has replaced the iframe, however nobody shows how to fit the object height to the content in it. If I were to use a hidden iframe, what would be the point of using the object in the first place? I am a little confused by the suggestion? Please explain? Thanks
  2. I know you can't do it that way. That is how it is done for iframes. I was trying to show the effect I am trying to mimic with the object. I want to use the object tag instead of iframe. Is it possible to achieve something similar with an object? I want to use an object tag so that I can validate. Thanks
  3. the html object tag. here is an example link: http://aplus.rs/web-dev/insert-html-page-into-another-html-page/ (i couldn't post the code for some reason the comments were messing up the block.)
  4. I originally posted a question in the html section, but this is really more of a javascript question I think. Sorry about that. I have loaded a html page into an object (similar to an iframe) and I cannot figure out how to dynamically set the height. I have tried to approach it like an iframe, but this doesn't work. http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/iframe-height-scrollbar-example/ Can anyone help me figure out the height to set my object so that it doesn't have scroll bars? Thanks
  5. I am working on a page where I need an iframe. Since iframes don't validate in xhtml 1.0 strict I want to use the object method. I have the object displaying my page, but I cannot figure out how to assign the correct height to the object. How can I make my object stretch to fit the contents of the page loaded into it? Thanks
  6. crossbrowsertesting is free for 5 mins at a time and its up right now. Was just telling you of another site because you said that one was down. You can also use as many 5 minute sessions as you like.
  7. The side bar is fixed in ie7 now. Check out http://crossbrowsertesting.com/ You can test in all browsers there
  8. So nobody really likes the separated 3 column look? When you say detached do you mean you think it would look better with a solid colored background div wrapping the three sections instead of them just floating there with the background image showing thu?
  9. Hey DarkWater. I think you should center your layout. It only takes up the left third of my screen at 2560 x 1600. **edit: It doesn't center in IE7 but does in firefox 3
  10. Yea sorry about the source. I stripped all the easy to get white space out with a regex when I uploaded it. I'll have to work on the logo and stuff. Ty
  11. Hi. I have just redesigned this page: http://www.greatoutdooronline.com/ and I was hoping to get some feedback. The Inventory page is the one that links to most of the sites content. Only two places in the Inventory have had pictures and videos uploaded so I will provide a direct link to them. http://www.greatoutdooronline.com/inventory/?state=al;city=Andalusia -and- http://www.greatoutdooronline.com/inventory/?state=fl;city=Chipley Please tell me your opinion. Thanks
  12. Sorry Skunkbad, I totally missed your comment about gzip compression giving ie6 trouble. That was it. Thanks
  13. First off, thank you for the replies =) I am sending the css header. I am not caching it atm b/c I am updating it, but php can be cached if you output the headers correctly. If you include it like that in each page then you have defeated the whole purpose of using an external stylesheet. Unless you are talking about including it in a css file (I may have misread your reply)? But then I would have to force apache to treat all of my .css as php files which is what I am trying to avoid. I don't know if I made it clear in my first post... IE6 will use the php code as css. It just won't do it until you refresh the page. Like you load the page and you have a page with no styles (the page has the default white background and the content is displayed as it is typed in the source). I am hoping someone knows a way to get IE6 to use the css in a php file without refreshing, or if someone knows it can't be done that would be just as good I guess. I think I have given enough information, but if I have left something out you need just let me know and I'll post it.
  14. Hi. I googled this and searched the forum and couldn't find anything, so sorry if this is supposed to be common knowledge. I have a page that correctly displays in ie6 with the css provided as: <link href="/css/style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all"/> However if I use a php extension <link href="/css/style.php" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all"/> the page displays as if it has no css style attached to it unless the page is refreshed. Then after a refresh it displays properly. The css provided by the php script and the .css file is the same because I just copied it from the style.php output. The only difference in the page is that link statement, so that has to be what is causing the problem. Has anyone had this problem before? And is there any way to fix it without forcing my webserver to parse all css files as php? I found this a strange problem because I.E. 5 displays fine and so does I.E. 7. Hopefully someone can solve this? =)
  15. I ended up deciding that it would be better to cache the resized images on disk and then opening them with fopen, but I never did get this to work without saving the image to disk and using fopen. I could get the same image in the browser using popen or proc_open but Ming didn't like either of those ways. Ming was only happy with fopen, so I don't know if it was something I was doing wrong or just something to do with ming... I am using v.3 and there is v.4.2 out now or something like that but I don't want to change it since it is working lol.
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