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Script does not work!
attaching a> I have inserted some javascript on an asp page.the script is forFurther when I change the extension of the page to htm the javascript> tail to the mouse icon on the screen.
> When the asp page contains -
> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
> "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
> at the top the javascript does not function.
> When I remove this string the script works alright.
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Aaron Bertrand [MVP] #2
Re: Script does not work!
> attaching a
What is the purpose of that?>> tail to the mouse icon on the screen.
What do you think this has to do with ASP or databases?
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Bob Lehmann #3
Re: Script does not work!
"S N" <uandme72@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:OWCkuVGMEHA.1272@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...Ooohhh! Way cool!>> attaching a> > I have inserted some javascript on an asp page.the script is for> > tail to the mouse icon on the screen.
Isn't that a good thing?> > When the asp page contains -
> > <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
> > "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
> > at the top the javascript does not function.
Dang!> > When I remove this string the script works alright.
Dang again!> Further when I change the extension of the page to htm the javascript
> works alright even with the line at the top of the page
Besides bad taste and blatant amateurism? Hard to say.> > What is the problem?
See a client-side scripting group.> > Please advise.
Bob Lehmann
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S N #4
Re: Script does not work!
I agree that this is not connected to databases or asp engine. But since it
was an error in an asp page I had posted in this group.
Please advise me on the name of a client side scripting newsgroup.
"Bob Lehmann" <nospam@dontbotherme.zzz> wrote in message
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> "S N" <uandme72@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:OWCkuVGMEHA.1272@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...>> >> > attaching a> > > I have inserted some javascript on an asp page.the script is for> > > tail to the mouse icon on the screen.
> Ooohhh! Way cool!
>>> > > When the asp page contains -
> > > <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
> > > "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
> > > at the top the javascript does not function.
> Isn't that a good thing?
>>> > > When I remove this string the script works alright.
> Dang!
>>> > Further when I change the extension of the page to htm the javascript
> > works alright even with the line at the top of the page
> Dang again!
>>> > > What is the problem?
> Besides bad taste and blatant amateurism? Hard to say.
>>> > > Please advise.
> See a client-side scripting group.
>
> Bob Lehmann
>
>
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Evertjan. #5
Re: Script does not work!
S N wrote on 03 mei 2004 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.db:
"This group" ?> I agree that this is not connected to databases or asp engine. But
> since it was an error in an asp page I had posted in this group.
> Please advise me on the name of a client side scripting newsgroup.
You are multiposting and topposting.
Both are frowned upon in usenet.
What about "comp.lang.javascript" for starters?
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Aaron Bertrand - MVP #6
Re: Script does not work!
> You are multiposting
To be pedantic, he is cross-posting. Multi-posting involves posting
separate identical messages, independently, to multiple groups.
Actually, I think you will find that there is a wide variety of opinion on> and topposting.
> Both are frowned upon in usenet.
which is best: top-posting, bottom-posting, or interspersing the response
with the original text. I use all three styles, depending on the amount of
content and how much effort I'm willing to make.
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Bob Barrows [MVP] #7
Re: Script does not work!
S N wrote:
In addition to Evertjan's suggestion, try one of the groups with "dhtml" in> I agree that this is not connected to databases or asp engine. But
> since it was an error in an asp page I had posted in this group.
> Please advise me on the name of a client side scripting newsgroup.
their name, as well as the .scripting.jscript group.
Bob Barrows
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header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a
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Evertjan. #8
Re: Script does not work!
Aaron Bertrand - MVP wrote on 03 mei 2004 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:
No Aaron, I added mpi.asp.general as follow up.>>> You are multiposting
> To be pedantic, he is cross-posting. Multi-posting involves posting
> separate identical messages, independently, to multiple groups.
The mail I quoted was mpi.asp.db only.
We two discussed more than once. Top posting is inferior imho AND in that>>> and topposting.
>> Both are frowned upon in usenet.
> Actually, I think you will find that there is a wide variety of
> opinion on which is best: top-posting, bottom-posting, or
> interspersing the response
of many others. And with reason.
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Aaron Bertrand - MVP #9
Re: Script does not work!
> No Aaron, I added mpi.asp.general as follow up.
Sorry, I didn't realize you added the cross-post.
Key phrase: imho. It is completely subjective, and it is pretty obtuse,> We two discussed more than once. Top posting is inferior imho AND in that
> of many others. And with reason.
imho, to tell someone that they shouldn't do it.
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Chris Barber #10
Re: Script does not work!
So in reality what should happen is that everyone should stop complaining and arguing about top and
bottom posting and accept whatever is best for each user without questioning it.
Chris.
"Evertjan." <exjxw.hannivoort@interxnl.net> wrote in message
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Aaron Bertrand - MVP wrote on 03 mei 2004 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:
No Aaron, I added mpi.asp.general as follow up.>>> You are multiposting
> To be pedantic, he is cross-posting. Multi-posting involves posting
> separate identical messages, independently, to multiple groups.
The mail I quoted was mpi.asp.db only.
We two discussed more than once. Top posting is inferior imho AND in that>>> and topposting.
>> Both are frowned upon in usenet.
> Actually, I think you will find that there is a wide variety of
> opinion on which is best: top-posting, bottom-posting, or
> interspersing the response
of many others. And with reason.
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Evertjan. #11
Re: Script does not work!
Aaron Bertrand - MVP wrote on 03 mei 2004 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:
ok>>> No Aaron, I added mpi.asp.general as follow up.
> Sorry, I didn't realize you added the cross-post.
I will not start an argument with you. You are far to valuable in this NG.>>> We two discussed more than once. Top posting is inferior imho AND in
>> that of many others. And with reason.
> Key phrase: imho. It is completely subjective, and it is pretty
> obtuse, imho, to tell someone that they shouldn't do it.
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Aaron Bertrand - MVP #12
Re: Script does not work!
> I will not start an argument with you. You are far to valuable in this NG.
I don't understand what any argument would be about. It would be like
telling everybody that they should drive a BMW and not a Mercedes.
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Evertjan. #13
Re: Script does not work!
Aaron Bertrand - MVP wrote on 03 mei 2004 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:
I will not start an argument with you.>>> I will not start an argument with you. You are far to valuable in
>> this NG.
> I don't understand what any argument would be about. It would be like
> telling everybody that they should drive a BMW and not a Mercedes.
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Roland Hall #14
Re: Script does not work!
"Chris Barber" wrote in message
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: So in reality what should happen is that everyone should stop complaining
and arguing about top and
: bottom posting and accept whatever is best for each user without
questioning it.
Chris...
I think the idea of trimming the post to only relevant information for what
you're responding to, following with your response, uses the least amount of
bandwidth and disk space and does actually make it easier for others to
follow along.
If we are going to subject ourselves to anything anyone wants to do, without
question or response, then that means it is also ok to post in RTF, USE ALL
UPPERCASE, include executable attachments, including infected ones, and
SPAM, since that is the best for the spammer.
The NGs are supposed to be a community to help those in need, not just those
who are asking. The needs of the many should outweigh the wants of the few.
The NGs are not designed for a get-quick-response so it's really not too
much to ask to trim responses to relevant data and put your responses below,
is it? It is also not so difficult that even beginner [noob] wouldn't be
able to do it. You wouldn't read a book starting with the last chapter and
then working your way to the first chapter would you?
Email is one-on-one, excluding the gal in IT peeking into your mailbox, so
you know the whole thread. Someone else reading the message would have to
start at the bottom post, read down, move up to the next post, read down,
etc. That really doesn't work in a newsgroup setting.
Disclaimer: I'm not here to argue either because I know you cannot control
the actions of others. I'm just offering my opinion.
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Chris Barber #15
Re: Script does not work!
Yikes - I should have kept my trap shut. :)
I agree with it all apart from the stupid issue of top / bottom posting. That one is split 50/50 (or
something like that) with those on OE as a newsgroup reader and those on ... something else? With OE
it's natural to read and top-post and OE does appear to be the most common newsreader around in the
Microsoft centric world and Microsoft centric newsgroups? So my opinion stands - top-post,
bottom-post, who really cares - you can't win either way unless everyone is using the same
newsreader?
And .. we're all guilty of forgetting to trim. Still, 1Kb, 2Kb, 8Kb - not a lot of difference as far
as I can see unless it grows to ridiculous proportions in which case you (generic term, not 'you'
specifically) have to be monumentally careless to not trim the excess. From what I can see, 95% of
all posts are < 5Kb and even on a dial-up that's only about 2 seconds to download.
As per your post - just my two cents.
Feel free to jump in again but I'm gonna leave this one before I get burnt and go and look at some
more XSLT (which rocks).
Chris.
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S N #16
Re: Script does not work!
How to access the comp.lang.javascript newsgroup from outlook express. I
mean what is the news server address for comp.lang.javascript newsgroup?
"Evertjan." <exjxw.hannivoort@interxnl.net> wrote in message
news:Xns94DEBA583FD48eejj99@194.109.133.29...> S N wrote on 03 mei 2004 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.db:>> > I agree that this is not connected to databases or asp engine. But
> > since it was an error in an asp page I had posted in this group.
> > Please advise me on the name of a client side scripting newsgroup.
> "This group" ?
> You are multiposting and topposting.
> Both are frowned upon in usenet.
>
> What about "comp.lang.javascript" for starters?
>
>
>
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Roland Hall #17
Re: Script does not work!
"Chris Barber" wrote in message
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: Yikes - I should have kept my trap shut. :)
Nah, I prefer you respond and thanks for doing so.
Roland
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Aaron Bertrand [MVP] #18
Re: Script does not work!
> How to access the comp.lang.javascript newsgroup from outlook express. I
Find out from your ISP. Usually news.yourISP.com> mean what is the news server address for comp.lang.javascript newsgroup?
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S N #19
Re: Script does not work!
what is the news server address for this news group for me to access it
through outlook express.
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S N #20
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mpi.asp.general -how to access this newsgroup?
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