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Or does it seem like some people know exactly what you are trying to say but like to twist and contort your words anyway. For the rest of you a nice picture of a Beaver One last thing why does everone put "[^] " after their links??? -Mark
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---Mark--- wrote: For the rest of you a nice picture of a Beaver A wild wedding reception last night. I wake up, watch Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star[^] and now I am graced by your magnificent beaver. My day can't get any better than this. :-D Later, JoeSox http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/gameday/[^] CPMCv1.0 ↔ humanaiproject.org ↔ joeswammi.com/sinfest
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Wow!!! That's one big beaver. hmmmm... wait I am a man, size doesn't matter. And for next time, I want to see a real beaver. Thank You!! ;)
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Or does it seem like some people know exactly what you are trying to say but like to twist and contort your words anyway. For the rest of you a nice picture of a Beaver One last thing why does everone put "[^] " after their links??? -Mark
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---Mark--- wrote: One last thing why does everone put "[^] " after their links??? That's the way it's done here. The [^] opens the link in a new window. Great aid for one-hand browsing. (see, if you have one hand in a greasy crumply bag of chips, you wouldn't want to touch your keyboard with it, right? Or what kind of one-hand browsing were you thinking of?)
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---Mark--- wrote: One last thing why does everone put "[^] " after their links??? That's the way it's done here. The [^] opens the link in a new window. Great aid for one-hand browsing. (see, if you have one hand in a greasy crumply bag of chips, you wouldn't want to touch your keyboard with it, right? Or what kind of one-hand browsing were you thinking of?)
we are here to help each other get through this thing, whatever it is Vonnegut jr.
sighist Fold With Us! || Agile Programming | doxygenIs there something to do this for you or are you just expected to type it in yourself? -Mark
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Is there something to do this for you or are you just expected to type it in yourself? -Mark
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With IE, there is a link [^] button in the toolbar (below the text field), which "linkifies" an URL selected in the Text box. Recently, this is done automatically for links posted. And yes, if you are on other browsers, you are expected to type that in. At least I expect this :cool:
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With IE, there is a link [^] button in the toolbar (below the text field), which "linkifies" an URL selected in the Text box. Recently, this is done automatically for links posted. And yes, if you are on other browsers, you are expected to type that in. At least I expect this :cool:
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Or does it seem like some people know exactly what you are trying to say but like to twist and contort your words anyway. For the rest of you a nice picture of a Beaver One last thing why does everone put "[^] " after their links??? -Mark
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---Mark--- wrote: One last thing why does everone put "[^] " after their links??? It's generated by the link[^] button, and it's for people who don't know what shift click does. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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What the hell is IE?! I thought that died years ago. Oh well:zzz: -Mark
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---Mark--- wrote: What the hell is IE?! I thought that died years ago. As someone who develops for the web, I feel that way about every other piece of crap browser. Just ask me about the tester who decided to report bugs to me and was using Firefox. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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With IE, there is a link [^] button in the toolbar (below the text field), which "linkifies" an URL selected in the Text box. Recently, this is done automatically for links posted. And yes, if you are on other browsers, you are expected to type that in. At least I expect this :cool:
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---Mark--- wrote: What the hell is IE?! I thought that died years ago. As someone who develops for the web, I feel that way about every other piece of crap browser. Just ask me about the tester who decided to report bugs to me and was using Firefox. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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I was a Netscape zealot in the early days, but more than anything, I think that a path forward can only involve standardisation. Perhaps it's true that IE does a bad job in implimenting W3C standards, perhaps other browsers do that better. But in the world where I live, we spend as much time trying to accomodate the 1% of non IE users whose browsers won't render things nicely as we spend building the rest of the app, and that plain sucks. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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I was a Netscape zealot in the early days, but more than anything, I think that a path forward can only involve standardisation. Perhaps it's true that IE does a bad job in implimenting W3C standards, perhaps other browsers do that better. But in the world where I live, we spend as much time trying to accomodate the 1% of non IE users whose browsers won't render things nicely as we spend building the rest of the app, and that plain sucks. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
So in your case life would be alot easier if everyone use this same browser and that just happens to be IE? By the way it's more like 24%:-D Not Such a Lost Cause. -Mark
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So in your case life would be alot easier if everyone use this same browser and that just happens to be IE? By the way it's more like 24%:-D Not Such a Lost Cause. -Mark
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---Mark--- wrote: So in your case life would be alot easier if everyone use this same browser and that just happens to be IE? Standards are a good thing, and the more rinky dink browsers there are in the world, the worse it gets. The other annoying thing is that people who use inferior browsers are SO proud of themselves for not using the Microsoft browser. ---Mark--- wrote: By the way it's more like 5% Perhaps across the board, but that does not necessarily reflect the demographic of the clients of people who pay us to develop sites. Most of those people probably only read /. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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---Mark--- wrote: So in your case life would be alot easier if everyone use this same browser and that just happens to be IE? Standards are a good thing, and the more rinky dink browsers there are in the world, the worse it gets. The other annoying thing is that people who use inferior browsers are SO proud of themselves for not using the Microsoft browser. ---Mark--- wrote: By the way it's more like 5% Perhaps across the board, but that does not necessarily reflect the demographic of the clients of people who pay us to develop sites. Most of those people probably only read /. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
That was quick:wtf: Didn't even get a chance to edit and add my link. :-D:-D:-D What do u consider inferior? Cheers -Mark
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That was quick:wtf: Didn't even get a chance to edit and add my link. :-D:-D:-D What do u consider inferior? Cheers -Mark
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---Mark--- wrote: That was quick I live in front of my PC, what can I say ? ---Mark--- wrote: What do u consider inferior? Anything that doesn't correctly render HTML that IE ( which, for whatever faults it may or may not have, is undisputedly the leading browser by a fair margin, and so the one that most pages are written for ) renders fine. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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---Mark--- wrote: That was quick I live in front of my PC, what can I say ? ---Mark--- wrote: What do u consider inferior? Anything that doesn't correctly render HTML that IE ( which, for whatever faults it may or may not have, is undisputedly the leading browser by a fair margin, and so the one that most pages are written for ) renders fine. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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< Defensively > How do you mean ? Nice beaver "One of the Georges," said Psmith, "I forget which, once said that a certain number of hours' sleep a day--I cannot recall for the moment how many--made a man something, which for the time being has slipped my memory."
[Jane climbs a ladder.] Frank Drebin: Saayyy, nice beaver. Jane Spencer, producing a stuffed beaver: Thanks. I just had it stuffed. Great Flick. :-D BW The Biggest Loser
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Naw, Mozilla users expect everyone else to be able to browse one-handed by clicking their middle mouse button to open links in new tabs. [^] is for plebs stuck with IE...
You**'re one microscopic cog** in his catastrophic plan...Does that mean those of us using Mozilla/Firebird can quit adding the [^] link... oh wait, I already did stop. :rolleyes:
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