I wanted to start putting my poems on MySpace, but I don't want anyone to steal them.
Myspace help! Is there an html code to block people from copying and pasting from a Myspace blog?
yes, but they will steal them either way it goes. if it can be displayed on someones computer, then they can copy it. how? with a digital camera and re type it. I think you should keep ur favorite poems to urself and only read those to others. Post the ones that you think suck to you. Remember, what sucks to you might be gold to others.
Reply:Well, the answer still didn't say how to do it and I'm trying to figure it out. So, how do you block someone from copy/paste your blog???? Report It
Friday, July 31, 2009
How can I download tracks from rhcpFrance when they are originally downloaded as html files?
Some of the files are downloaded as html when I right click and choose save target as... [which usually works]. This makes me quite angry. PLEASE ANSWER! Also if anyone knows where to find red hot chili peppers b-sides please tell me [LimeWire is pretty bad].
How can I download tracks from rhcpFrance when they are originally downloaded as html files?
Maybe you need to use the Internet Explorer navigator... the Mozilla don't work well to download files....
How can I download tracks from rhcpFrance when they are originally downloaded as html files?
Maybe you need to use the Internet Explorer navigator... the Mozilla don't work well to download files....
How do I write a html code to allow readers to download a WORD document from my website?
I'm looking for Caucasian and PRC ladies from the ages of 25-40 who are living in Singapore to answer a survey questionnaire on advertisement in magazines. This is for a postgraduate research paper I'm working on. I want to post the questionnaire on my website for readers to download. It's in a WORD document. How do I do that?
How do I write a html code to allow readers to download a WORD document from my website?
%26lt;a href="download.exe"%26gt;link%26lt;/a%26gt;
How do I write a html code to allow readers to download a WORD document from my website?
%26lt;a href="download.exe"%26gt;link%26lt;/a%26gt;
How do you put up a HTML code for a banner on myspace, just as text instead of the banner/picture itself?
I want to post the HTML code for some banners that I made on myspace so for who ever wonts one can copy/paste, but everytime I put the code in the text box, the picture shows up instead of the code itself, can you please help me. Thanks alot.
How do you put up a HTML code for a banner on myspace, just as text instead of the banner/picture itself?
%26lt;pre%26gt;YOUR HTML CODE%26lt;/pre%26gt;
stamen
How do you put up a HTML code for a banner on myspace, just as text instead of the banner/picture itself?
%26lt;pre%26gt;YOUR HTML CODE%26lt;/pre%26gt;
stamen
How do i add a picture as my background on a page using html?
im using html to make a page and i want to know how i make a picture that i have on my computer the background.
How do i add a picture as my background on a page using html?
hi,
You can add the backgroud using the %26lt;body%26gt; tag itself...
%26lt;body background="image.jpeg"%26gt;.This is the Sample. You can try using this .....
Reply:%26lt;body background="the picture link here"%26gt;
for example:
%26lt;body background="http://www.geocities.com/nan...
Reply:replace the %26lt;body%26gt; tag with
%26lt;body background="yourimage"%26gt;
How do i add a picture as my background on a page using html?
hi,
You can add the backgroud using the %26lt;body%26gt; tag itself...
%26lt;body background="image.jpeg"%26gt;.This is the Sample. You can try using this .....
Reply:%26lt;body background="the picture link here"%26gt;
for example:
%26lt;body background="http://www.geocities.com/nan...
Reply:replace the %26lt;body%26gt; tag with
%26lt;body background="yourimage"%26gt;
What are differences and comparisons of HTML and Java programming?
Hi,
I was wondering if you could possibly tell me some similarities and differences between HTML and Java programming?
Thanks for your help!!
What are differences and comparisons of HTML and Java programming?
Other than both of them being object oriented programming languages, they barely have anything common.
Differences that come into mind first:
1. HTML is strictly front end language, Java is not
2. HTML is a script - it gets compiled/parsed on the fly by the browser while Java is pre-compiled into bytecode prior to become usable
3. HTML is only usable within a browser, and can barely do anything other than displaying info passed to it while Java is capabale of data processing of virtually any complexity.
4. Pretty much everything else...
Reply:HTML and java are completely different.
HTML is a markup language .. i.e. it just defines how the data must be represented which should not be confused with a programming language. You cant program any logic.
whereas Java is a programming language where you can actually provide some type of logic.
Reply:To be honest, there are very few similarities between HTML and Java.
HTML is what they call a "markup" language, and is an "interpreted" language, not a compiled one like Java. Basically, all HTML does is define the appearance and layout for webpages. When a page is loaded, the browser "reads" the HTML for the page, and it tells it where to put the various elements, what colors to make them, etc. It is not capable of performing any kind of logical checks, calculations, or data manipulation - it just defines appearance.
Java, on the other hand, is a full blown, 3rd generation programming language, capable of performing sophisiticated data manipulations and calculations. Java is a compiled language, meaning that before a Java program can be run or redistributed, it must be "compiled", which basically turns the code into a language that the computer can more easily understand.
Typically, HTML is used for the "front end", and Java is used for the "middle tier", connecting to a database at the "backend". Hope this helps a little.
I was wondering if you could possibly tell me some similarities and differences between HTML and Java programming?
Thanks for your help!!
What are differences and comparisons of HTML and Java programming?
Other than both of them being object oriented programming languages, they barely have anything common.
Differences that come into mind first:
1. HTML is strictly front end language, Java is not
2. HTML is a script - it gets compiled/parsed on the fly by the browser while Java is pre-compiled into bytecode prior to become usable
3. HTML is only usable within a browser, and can barely do anything other than displaying info passed to it while Java is capabale of data processing of virtually any complexity.
4. Pretty much everything else...
Reply:HTML and java are completely different.
HTML is a markup language .. i.e. it just defines how the data must be represented which should not be confused with a programming language. You cant program any logic.
whereas Java is a programming language where you can actually provide some type of logic.
Reply:To be honest, there are very few similarities between HTML and Java.
HTML is what they call a "markup" language, and is an "interpreted" language, not a compiled one like Java. Basically, all HTML does is define the appearance and layout for webpages. When a page is loaded, the browser "reads" the HTML for the page, and it tells it where to put the various elements, what colors to make them, etc. It is not capable of performing any kind of logical checks, calculations, or data manipulation - it just defines appearance.
Java, on the other hand, is a full blown, 3rd generation programming language, capable of performing sophisiticated data manipulations and calculations. Java is a compiled language, meaning that before a Java program can be run or redistributed, it must be "compiled", which basically turns the code into a language that the computer can more easily understand.
Typically, HTML is used for the "front end", and Java is used for the "middle tier", connecting to a database at the "backend". Hope this helps a little.
How do you get HTML tags to display in a form field without rendering them?
I have a PHP page that's pulling in HTML text with tags characters included into a form field that I want to appear as HTML for editability and then save it back via PHP the way it was formatted. Unfortunately, when it loads into the form field it shows words in bold instead of having the tags around them, etc.
Do you have to format them differently in PHP before adding it to the form field? or is there a setting for form fields to keep them from applying the HTML code?
How do you get HTML tags to display in a form field without rendering them?
Yeah, these guys are right, but if you don't want to bother to create the code, that is not interpreted as html, you could let php do it.
Just type your html into a variable, and use the htmlspecialchars function:
$myHtml="%26lt;b%26gt; %26lt;i%26gt; %26lt;font color='red' %26gt;test %26lt;/font%26gt; %26lt;/i%26gt; %26lt;/b%26gt;";
echo htmlspecialchars( $myHtml );
This is the documentation of htmlspecialchars:
http://hu.php.net/manual/en/function.htm...
Certain characters have special significance in HTML, and should be represented by HTML entities if they are to preserve their meanings. This function returns a string with some of these conversions made; the translations made are those most useful for everyday web programming. If you require all HTML character entities to be translated, use htmlentities() instead.
This function is useful in preventing user-supplied text from containing HTML markup, such as in a message board or guest book application. The optional second argument, quote_style , tells the function what to do with single and double quote characters. The default mode, ENT_COMPAT, is the backwards compatible mode which only translates the double-quote character and leaves the single-quote untranslated. If ENT_QUOTES is set, both single and double quotes are translated and if ENT_NOQUOTES is set neither single nor double quotes are translated.
Reply:The php part have nothing to do here, it's irrelevant, what your browser show based on the html output of your php code.
Try to replace the special characters with their code (like '%26lt;' to '%26lt;' and '%26gt;' to '%26amp;rt' etc. see full explanation at http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_entit...
You can use this converter:
http://www.dustinsenos.com/character_enc...
You can also check if your html/xhtml is valid here - http://validator.w3.org/.
Reply:One way is to use the escape code equivalent...the browser will convert them to the characters but won't use the html tag formatting
http://www.dragonwinds.com/resources/htm...
Do you have to format them differently in PHP before adding it to the form field? or is there a setting for form fields to keep them from applying the HTML code?
How do you get HTML tags to display in a form field without rendering them?
Yeah, these guys are right, but if you don't want to bother to create the code, that is not interpreted as html, you could let php do it.
Just type your html into a variable, and use the htmlspecialchars function:
$myHtml="%26lt;b%26gt; %26lt;i%26gt; %26lt;font color='red' %26gt;test %26lt;/font%26gt; %26lt;/i%26gt; %26lt;/b%26gt;";
echo htmlspecialchars( $myHtml );
This is the documentation of htmlspecialchars:
http://hu.php.net/manual/en/function.htm...
Certain characters have special significance in HTML, and should be represented by HTML entities if they are to preserve their meanings. This function returns a string with some of these conversions made; the translations made are those most useful for everyday web programming. If you require all HTML character entities to be translated, use htmlentities() instead.
This function is useful in preventing user-supplied text from containing HTML markup, such as in a message board or guest book application. The optional second argument, quote_style , tells the function what to do with single and double quote characters. The default mode, ENT_COMPAT, is the backwards compatible mode which only translates the double-quote character and leaves the single-quote untranslated. If ENT_QUOTES is set, both single and double quotes are translated and if ENT_NOQUOTES is set neither single nor double quotes are translated.
Reply:The php part have nothing to do here, it's irrelevant, what your browser show based on the html output of your php code.
Try to replace the special characters with their code (like '%26lt;' to '%26lt;' and '%26gt;' to '%26amp;rt' etc. see full explanation at http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_entit...
You can use this converter:
http://www.dustinsenos.com/character_enc...
You can also check if your html/xhtml is valid here - http://validator.w3.org/.
Reply:One way is to use the escape code equivalent...the browser will convert them to the characters but won't use the html tag formatting
http://www.dragonwinds.com/resources/htm...
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