Elbudster

Hello, For a web app I am building, I am dynamically loading additional JavaScript and CSS files on demand (after the initial page load). According to the html specs, both the <script> and <link> elements support the onload event. I can get <script> tags to load and fire an onload …

The styles you included worked for me. DIV's by nature, unless explicitly told otherwise, will fill 100% of the width of its parent element, so you don't have to specify that. Can paste this in a new html file and it should work. Basically all the styles are yours yet, …

I'm not 100% sure of what you are trying to do. Do you basically want to output a plain html file from a .aspx page? There are a few ways you could go about doing this. I changed your code around a little bit and this works on a test …

I've seen this done a few ways... 1. You could add this style to your #centercolumn declartion, which would be some height that you know will at least extend past the side columns, so it appears that the center column always extends past them. [CODE]min-height: 400px;[/CODE] 2. You could create …

Have you tried using one of the other overloaded versions of Adding parameters where you actually specify the data type of what you are inserting? Might be worth a try. Ex: [CODE]cmd.Parameters.Add(new MySqlParameter("@FieldInt32", SqlDbType.Int, 10));[/CODE]

You might have to URI encode the & character. Validators for xhtml/xml/rss typically want ampersands to be encoded as [CODE]&amp;[/CODE] Give that a try.

You don't really need to use JavaScript to achieve that effect. All you need to do are add a few CSS styles to do that. In fact, the JavaScript you have embedded in there is essentially doing that anyways. Here is a little example html file I made from your …