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you're right.. If anyone (or some crawler) decides to view the "crappy" version i will include an javascript redirect as well as an backlink to index.php and the most basic stuff needed to make it XHTML-valid. Otherwise it will just be loaded fine into the <div>. win/win.. :biggrin:

did you forget ".style" ? e.g. document.getElementById("menu").style.visibility = "hidden";

No, otherwise i could just have set an global variable to check if it's called from within index.php (i believe). At first i really wanted to do it C-style, something like #define CALLEDFROMMAIN // in main .php #ifndef CALLEDFROMMAIN // in getpage.php // redirect stuff (which was stupid...

That's fine - thanks! sent you 50 x10hosting-bucks.. :) now i will use "getPage.php?page=14&viewedFromMainPage=1" internally and in getPage.php: if(isset($_GET["viewedFromMainPage"])) { // display my stuff } else redirect(); the sitemap just shows "http://example.com/getPage.php?page=14"...

Ok this may sound like an stupid question but i can't figure out how to reliably do an javascript redirect if (and only if) an subpage is called directly. My website generates dynamic content so i created an sitemap to make everything accessible for search engines. Now if someone clicks on an...

http://www.smashthestack.org/ http://www.hackthissite.org/ http://thedailywtf.com/ http://slashdot.org/

Unfortunately, that's true. But it's a real pain for the average guy to find this little "workarounds" which are sometimes needed for microsoft's internet explorer to display content correctly, even on today's IE8.

I've never played WoW so i can't say anything about the content, but your site looks fine. But i wouldn't display the donation button centered on the screen. Also, the horizontal scrollbar shows up automatically on my browser (at 1280x1024!) - that's bad.

sent you an order :) there is something wrong with one of your javascripts, my browser locks up for about 10 seconds.. firefox said: A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete...

Played sauerbraten quite frequently some time ago. To be honest, i was addicted to it.. :biggrin: It's an open source 3D shooter focusing mainly on multiplayer (there is a singleplayer part too). Extremely fast gameplay and very skilled players there - try it, it's free!

some ip's in this range are blacklisted: http://www.robtex.com/cnet/220.255.7.html

Personally i do not like the whole "web 2.0" stuff (to be honest i hate it, esp. flash), sites like http://www.slackware.com/ are perfectly fine for me. But i know what you mean. :) Feel free to have an second view on my homepage (still work in progress).

kate never lies :P

it seems like you're doing an for () { ] else // parse order tags var order = xmldoc.getElementsByTagName("order"); for (var o = 0; o < order.length; o++) { ... ... // below is my current problem, i don't see where this error could be coming from 0o } else {...

i don't even understand your question (:biggrin:), but xml parsing should be quite easy: http://www.w3schools.com/Xml/xml_parser.asp

great tutorial :laugh: i prefer using something like "TheStuphIWannaIllegallyDownload ddl" tough.. :bowrofl: :fruit:

As for the validation errors: I guess you can just remove <span> and <center>. Always close image tags: <img src="foo" alt="bar" />. Delete cursor:hand and use cursor:pointer instead in your CSS. The warnings about color and background-color being the same aren't that important, i guess. ;)

http://browsershots.org/http://www.denverchess.com/ http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.denverchess.com%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0...

I've used Fedora on my desktop for quite some time and really liked it. Also i'm running Ubuntu (netbook remix) on my netbook, and i think it's perfect for this little device. Just try both of 'em: http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=ubuntu...