I am measuring voltage and passing it into a C# desktop application. I need to have a graphical representation of that voltage, something similar to a linear volume meter would be perfect. Currently I've taken a trackbar and am writing the voltage value to it. It's not ideal though. Has some issues. Certainly there's a better way to do this?

Yeah that's what I figured... Just thought I would see if there was some sort of script / hack that could re-size the iframe though. Googling doesn't come up with too much either. The page webpage I plan on embedding is a fixed height anyways so it probably won't even matter anyways. (I have to pay $300 / year for the ability to embed it).

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet worked like a champ :) I created a new page template in wordpress and put the iframe tag for the body of the page. Here's a link to my test http://www.keystoaz.com/test/... I embedded one of my websites in another one of my websites. I'm curious though... Is there some trick to get the iframe to resize the page so it doesn't nest a scroll bar like that? Thanks!!!

That sucks.

I would like to have header across the top of my page with links for my website. Then when some links are clicked it would actually load another website within a particular div of the current website. Is this possible? I'm working with wordpress so it's mainly PHP, javascript, and HTML. Specifically I want to display all properties for sale in my area. The properties are maintained on a separate webpage. I do not want to loose the visitor when they go to the separate website... but rather keep my header up so they can easily click back to my website as needed. That's basically what I'm trying to do in a nutshell.

I'm fairly novice when it comes to Javascript. What variables store these conditions / time on page? I understand I'll probably write a cookie so it only alerts the visitor once. I do like the idea of prompting them after they've been on the site for a certain period of time. fyi. My goal is simple. People may have not noticed the information they need so I want to indicate such. I just want to provide a little alert box or something to redirect them if they choose.

I'm writing a simple piece of code to display a popup when somebody leaves my wordpress blog. It will simply ask if they wanted to register for my next open house before they leave the website. Here's what I have...

<script language="JavaScript">
window.onbeforeunload = confirmExit;
function confirmExit()
{
return "Have you registered for my open house tour?";
}
</script>

That displays everytime a page is unloaded though... I want to simply check what the next page is and if it doesn't contain my domain then trigger the popup. I found this code but it won't work because it shows the previous pages address when I need to see the next page to loads address.

var s = window.location.href;
var s = window.
return s;

Does anybody know how I can grab the next page that will be loaded from the browser? Thanks!

I'm trying to implement a simple tracking ID in my Wordpress theme. It would work like this, I put links out on the internet including a get parameter as follows: http://www.mywebsite.com?track\_id=myid When visitor travels to my site through the link it latches the track_id as they click through the site and doesn't release the id until they leave. At any given point in the visitor's session I want to look up which affiliate referred them to my site so if the visitor buys anything I can track my sales and which traffic sources and or affiliates are working out the best. It seems pretty simple but I cannot figure out how to latch the tracking ID to a visitors session on the site.... Anybody know??? Thanks!!!!

I'm having some trouble getting PC Lint up and running. I'm working on a massive project (several hundred megs of code). The source is organized into many directories. These directories are then included in the Visual Studio project. Is there any way to import that list of included directories (there's a good 50 or 60 of them)? Thanks!