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joemary
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Posted: 2006-Sep-30 15:35
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Hello Everybody...
I have been asking how to resolve a link problem that i was having when i figured it out this morning It was pretty ovious...DUH...to me??? this is what it should look like...
<a href="#" onClick="window.open ('http://www.mypage.com/pics/p63.jpg','','');"><input type="button" name="button" value="2004 Oak"</a>
It did look like this p#63.jpg The # sign was messing everything up...COOLsmile I want to thank everybody that helped me out!!! Thank You All JOE



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Posted: 2006-Sep-30 18:12
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Have you tested it in Firefox and opera? BTW, you are using wrong coding. You need to use FORM.

IMO, read HTML book to learn basic html. It will save your lot of time in future.

Best of luck smile



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Posted: 2006-Oct-01 17:43
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Hay Dinkar...
I went to the basic html the web page that i have is a template??? that is how mot of it was already done!!! cheesy i know in the basic it says that i need htm not html i dont know if i can do this but i went in and changed the html to htm??? I also took your advice and did a check "wow" lots of errors one was what you said it asaid that !document didn't match html??? this is what it looks like
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN">

<HTML>
I changed it to...
<!DOCTYPE HTM PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTM 3.2//EN">

<HTM>
Seames to work??? at least on my browser but when i when to do a html check again said that it couldn't do the check as far as the buttons in the form i will fix that as soon as i figure this out??? will you please tell me what is wrong??? as i said this was a template and most of it was already there!!! Thank you JOE



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Posted: 2006-Oct-01 18:16
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You need this DOCTYPE, exactly as shown:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

It must be the very first line on the page, even before the <html> tag.



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Posted: 2006-Oct-01 18:48
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hay g1msd,
Do i change the html to htm??? also do i type in the "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd or do i use my address???
Thanks Joe



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Posted: 2006-Oct-01 18:57
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No. Change nothing. It needs to be exactly as I posted it.



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Posted: 2006-Oct-01 19:04
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Hay smile g1smd,
went through and replaced all exact...returned the htm back to the html... if you dont mind a min. could you tell me what the dif. is??? it almost looks the same??? but i also Know horse shoes and hand gernadessmile will browsers find me faster??? and why would a template have that if its wrong??? or if anyon can help???
Thanks JOE


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Posted: 2006-Oct-01 23:12
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..as far as the buttons in the form i will fix that as soon as i figure this out???

Use the following code. That's the minimum coding you need to open your picture using input button.


Code: [copy]








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Posted: 2006-Oct-01 23:20
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..turned the htm back to the html... if you dont mind a min. could you tell me what the dif. is???

If you are talking about file extension, then there is no difference for normal use.

For advance use, you can treat .htm and .html files separately. But you shouldn't worry about it, as you are just learning html.

Visit htmlgoodies.com, you will love that site.






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Posted: 2006-Oct-02 04:03
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Dinkar - I agree htmlgoodies.com is an excellent referal there!



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Posted: 2006-Oct-02 04:16
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Hello Guys, Thanks For all the help... I know that i am a Little bothersom...you guys are all so greatsmile I do go to the HTML goodies that how i managed to get this far??? the problem was that when i got the template i thought that i just had to fill in the blanks...Not...what i really needed to do was read "between" the lines. Dinkar... thank you for putting up withe "the new guy" i am going to work on all that now. Joe thanks for your input also excell, i guess that i need more help than i thought But, you guys all help so much... And i am learning so muchsmile
Thank you all so much JOE



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Posted: 2006-Oct-02 04:27
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Just keep asking Joe - it's all good...
htmlgoodies is where I started back in the late 1990s, but yes there are lots of little things to learn that can be bothersome.

Usually when something gets difficult - the answer is alluding you and just around the corner!



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Posted: 2006-Oct-02 04:31
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Hello excell,
Thanks for the time Big Guysmile i will keep at it and study a little more. and hopefully get it going really good.
Thanks JOE


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