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  • Curtis Thompson

    July 6, 2005 at 3:53 pm in reply to: embed image in an email

    hello…

    really not sure what to offer on the yahoo and mail test – i have used it in the past and just did another test with file -> mail contents of this page and it worked perfectly in mail (the app, cc’d myself) and yahoo mail as well… :-/

    the thing i was referring to of changing the content type was a programatic thing if you were writing a script to do it from a web page…

    sitruc

  • Curtis Thompson

    July 5, 2005 at 3:50 pm in reply to: who is my server

    hello…

    quickest way is to go do a whois on network solutions – they’ll have the current registrar at the bottom, and then whomever the technical, admin or billing contact is should be able to retrieve the password or in general move it wherever they need to…

    https://www.networksolutions.com/en_US/whois/index.jhtml

    sitruc

  • Curtis Thompson

    July 5, 2005 at 3:02 pm in reply to: client_area script

    hello…

    looks like you have the wrong mime type…

    “web/zip” => 200000000,

    google “zip mime type” and you’ll see what it is and how those work…

    sitruc

  • hello…

    ahh – i see your problem now – funny. i don’t see that here.

    well – you can’t make a primary scroll bar control an iframe and a little experimenting here shows that you can’t get an iframe to take up the whole page – you could do it with a normal traditional frame for each page, but i guess at this point, the question become why you don’t just put the domain and the entire site on the other isp that supports the php, etc.? or find another host entirely to do all of this?

    sitruc

  • Curtis Thompson

    July 5, 2005 at 1:39 am in reply to: embed image in an email

    hello…

    you have to set the content type of the message as html or else the mail client will think it’s text. the outlook feature just emails the current page, and safari on the mac has the same feature under the file menu…

    alternately, you can use a cgi script like subscribeme lite (google that for a url)…

    sitruc

  • hello…

    i see what you’re talking about here, but i don’t see the issue on your site (with the dupe scroll bar thing), so let’s tackle the hypothetical. you should be able to remove the scroll bars for the iframe as you’ve described, and it shouldn’t show the embedded page’s scrollbars either (hence some of my confusion). but you could also consider these options:

    1. a dialog window with no address bar (done via javascript): you would open a basic window with all the controls, etc. turned off like this (ignore the content, but just use the opening a new window thing):

    https://www.sitruc.com/cow/popup_redirect/

    and then they won’t be able to tell that they end up on a new site because there is no url to show

    2. redirect back to your site from the php mail form: when you’re done with the mail part of the php script, just have it redirect them back to your site – it would happen so fast that nobody would be likely to notice it – then it is back on your site and you can have it redirect back to any custom thank you page you want to make…

    either of those 2 might work?

    sitruc

  • Curtis Thompson

    July 4, 2005 at 4:35 pm in reply to: How do I lock height and width on web page?

    hello…

    well – you can do a few things – one would be to pick a height that would allow for all of your various content and then make sure you keep the content within the length to fit in your pre-defined space for it on each section. otherwise, you would need to implement scroll bars within your layout to allow overflow of content but not affect the overall height. you could do the latter with either an iframe or a div with an overflow property…

    here’s an iframe example i’ve used around here before:

    https://sitruc.com/cow/iframe/iframe.html

    and here’s a discussion of a div with an overflow property set:

    https://www.quirksmode.org/css/overflow.html

    hope that helps!

    sitruc

  • hello…

    sorry – getting more confused. i see the url you referenced just has an iframe that calls the page services.html – why don’t you just call that directly? or will services.html end up being on a different server at some point?

    sitruc

  • hello…

    the easiest way to tackle this one is with a working example – can you post a url so i can see what you’ve got now?

    sitruc

  • Curtis Thompson

    July 2, 2005 at 7:09 pm in reply to: who is my server

    hello…

    sorry – i guess i’m not following the question – did you want to know where the domain was hosted so that you could get access to it?

    sitruc

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