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I've build a website for a client and as we all know 'it works just fine on my machine' :-) as it does on several machines at my clients location. But they have (so far) 3 pc's on wich some errors occur, like cannot find ElementById. These machines are...
Started by Jurjen on
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Googling span class=HTML_ELM returns lots of results.
It sounds like malformed html.
Does it work properly if running "Internet Explorer (No Add-ons)"?
Try running it through html the problem.
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I have a multiple html files in one file.
Like <html> <body> </body> </html> <html> <body> </body> </html> <html> <body> </body> </html>
and the result is that I get a messed up html...
Started by Karthik on
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I don't think that you are supposed....
Alternatively, you could make another page with a sequence of IFRAME s referencing other HTML files.
If you're combining multiple HTML files, you should use an XML parser to combine the elements properly.
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I need to send XML/HTML in an HTML email so that it displays unrendered. I'm using ASP.NET. What is the approach I should take?
Started by Achilles on
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If so, then you can simply use.
If I understand correctly, you want the HTML to be displayed as text and not interpreted.
You can use the HttpUtility.HtmlEncode method.
HTML Encode it.
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How can I include an HTML file in another HTML file. Is there any simple way to do that?
Thanks
Started by Ravi on
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Are you serving the HTML files from a web server like of your page from .html page to....
Another option would be html-frames (in your case most likely an iframe), or ajax (asynchrounus that both files must have the extension .php .
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Is it possible to convert HTML + CSS into HTML for a system that doesn't handle CSS?
No, it doesn't handle inline CSS either :-(
Started by Casebash on
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This would probably html
http://www.highdots.com/css-editor....
Your best option is to design your site deprecated HTML tags/attributes, like font tags and attributes like bgcolor.
Much of what CSS does is not possible with HTML alone.
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If I have a span tag like this:
<span>Hi<br />SecondLine</span>
And I call this jQuery function:
var html = $('span').html();
html is set to:
Hi<br>SecondLine
Now, I realize the name of the function is html() and not xhtml(). But...
Started by slolife on
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So, javascript gains access to already normalized DOM that the serialization doesn't use... .
It is up to the browser to serialise the DOM to HTML normalize HTML code while building their DOM tree.
It just modifies the browser DOM.
It doesn't.
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I have a string representing a stand-alone (and valid XHTML 1.0 Strict) HTML document, something like
var html = "<?xml ... <!DOCTYPE ... <html><head><style>...</style></head> <body><table>...</table&...
Started by Kaarel on
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Var other_html = "<html><head><style>...</style></head> <....
This:
var html = "<html><head><style>...</style></head> <body>< // with the former as it may be more tricky.
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Is there any pros to use HTML 5 doctype <!DOCTYPE html> even if i'm not using any new HTML 5 tag? Is there any benefit to replace XHTML doctype with HTML 5 doctype even if i'm not using any new HTML 5 tag?
or in new projects which i'm going to start...
Started by jitendra on
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You may not to start using the HTML 5 doctype....
Also, XHTML and HTML 5 are not strictly compatible.
It will surely break at least one old browser out there, so I recommend not using HTML 5 unless your page is actually HTML 5.
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When I parse HTML I wish to obtain only the innermost tags for the entire document. My intention is to semantically parse data from the HTML doc.
So if I have some html like this
<html> <table> <tr><td>X</td></tr> &...
Started by crashekar on
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\<(\w+)[^>]*>.
It loads DOM and you can select where you could actually use a Regular Expression to parse the HTML string.
I've used HtmlAgilityPack library to do all html parsings easy.
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Hi,
I am writing a html file under ~/public_html on our server. I would like to refer to other files under ~/public_html in the html file. I now only know how to specify the path to those files (like pictures) via relative path from the html file. But...
Started by Tim on
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Similarly, since your document root is ~/public_html/ , you can access pic1.jpg as /pic....
Edit : in response to your update - the reason you can access pic1.jpg and then down into pic will bring you to pic1.jpg .
Relative paths in HTML.
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