Darkelve

" Mandrakeusers 'clown-of-the-month' ". I like it, it has a nice ring to it. Wouldn't be complete without the accompanying banner, though.

Can we give negative points for comments made? :P

Edit: post split.

petrop9, I have marked this post as solved. For your 'new' problem, please start a new post ;) Just copy and paste the text after "And that's why I need a bit of help" into a new post. Darkelve (HW forum moderator)

Done.

It does.

Curious about KDE 3.4? The goods are here! See http://dot.kde.org/1102015311/ KDE

Well, aRTee, may well be, but the media are applauding WindozeXP for introducing such a useful improvement... but never realize they were years behind in this regard... I hear no such things about Linux. Well, truth told, a few things more than they used to, in the past year. My point is: what's so special about the new way WindozeUpdate works? Guess it is just part of Linux being in the underdog position...

Yeah, next thing you know SP5/Longhorn will have Virtual Desktops... And correct me if I am wrong, but I think before automated WindozeUpdate was there, a couple of Linux distro's have already been doing this for almost a year (or longer?).

By going to Tools -> Options -> General -> Fonts&Colors, you can set a minimum font size for webpages, e.g. 14px, 12px or 10 px, ... this way ALL text that is smaller than this, will be scaled up to the minimum font size.

yeah, it is called contactform_2.html now. Decided renaming my file would be better than cleaning a couple of people's browser cache. Anyway, I take a quick tour at W3schools and found a simple solution myself. Thanks for reply and especially for the e-mail validation function, I was still looking for that :)

cool!

I believe, as of SP2 it has

I can't seem to work this out. To clarify, it does not matter which code, as long as these validations are performed when the form is submitted: The form field "Naam instantie*" has to be non-empty The form field "Gemeente*" has to be non-empty The form field "Postcode*" has to be non-empty (second part) The form field "Naam*" has to be non-empty The form field "Vooraam*" has to be non-empty The form field "e-mai*" has to be non-empty and contain a valid e-mail address. The form should not be submitted before all of these conditions are met. So... any ideas? Tips?

Because it is not only clean and beautiful, but also because you see a lot of work has been put into it, I vote: Iphitus. Edit: I got 3 votes? OK then: 1. Ipithus 2. Neomorph 3. Tyme So I have spoken :D

That would be discrimanation, because there is no proof of that at all.

Hi all, I found a handy form validation javascript here: http://www.virtualpromote.com/tools/javasc...ssn=123-44-5555 I want to use it to validate the following form: http://www.delijn.be/noindex/overheden/contactform.html But I need 1 more validator 'type', namely to detect non-empty fields. I need to make sure 3 fields are non-empty and 1 that has to contain a correct email-address (already working). Could someone tell me how I can extend the script to include this. I'd do this myself, but I'm very bad at Javascript and I don't have a lot of time to do it. I know Javascript is supposed to be easy, but this is making my brain spin everytime I look at it.

Yeah like Spreading Firefox or something...

iphitus, when/where can we vote for the November screenshots?

Thanks guys, will have a look at them.

Words are cheap http://www.us.xfce.org/images/screenshots/default.png http://www.us.xfce.org/images/screenshots/default2.png http://www.us.xfce.org/images/screenshots/default2.png

I see it. Nice, although I'm not too wild on all the icons...

Hey... that's very nice, actually. Very soothing.

I thought it was a word play because people state that some Linux distros include "Everything but the kitchen sink". Well, now they do include KitchenSync... that's how I understood the joke.

Oh yeah, I knew I forgot something... I still have to compile a new version of Mplayer! Thank you for reminding me ;)