Freelancers Forum Messages on Sunday April 25th 2004
RE: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 22:51
Yeah was a kick ass design much better than what they have now.
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Re: FN-FORUM: Dreamweaver sites defs gone
date posted 25th April 2004 22:46
Sorry cannot help much other than hinting that the defined site info is
stored in the registry on a PC. I'm a Mac user so cannot help more than
that.
I know you don't want to hear this now but after...
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 22:14
>similar to the old MTV2 site if anyone saw or can remember it?
Yep, it was very sexy at the time. Don't know why they got rid of it....
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 22:14
Glasgow School of Art - http://www.gsa.ac.uk/
I notice that they didn't try to do a flash version in CHinese or
Japanese. Don't quite know what that says ... maybe the cash ran out.
Richard...
RE: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 21:56
> Glasgow School of Art - http://www.gsa.ac.uk/
I am a great flash lover and that site although laid out nice in flash I
can't figure out why it targets a new page with the flash on it. That
should h...
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 21:41
Blu_Matt wrote:
> Glasgow School of Art - http://www.gsa.ac.uk/
OK, but what about the Flash site is inherently better/more usable
that couldn't be done in HTML? That's my only point - I have not...
Re: FN-FORUM: charity work_pentacle or not
date posted 25th April 2004 19:50
From: "artcaf" [EMAIL REMOVED]
> >Okay, now it looks like a website for Vaughn Bode.
> i bet he could help a few of our clients..
He hasn't done a lot of work of late. He died in 1975 during an ex...
FN-FORUM: Dreamweaver sites defs gone
date posted 25th April 2004 19:11
This is not my lucky week... after running paid for version of Bug Doctor (a
few days ago) from http://www.pcbugdoctor.com/, I just opened Dreamweaver
and all my defined sites have gone...
I mean, ob...
FN-FORUM: Accessing form elements in a FIELDSET with Javascript
date posted 25th April 2004 18:13
hi all,
i can't find this information anywhere - so maybe it's not possible...
i was wondering if it is at all possible to access a forms elements by
fieldset - i.e. if i want all the INPUT fields...
RE: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 17:38
To be honest the flash element adds little and is a bit of a mess... choose
the flash version, then CR Mackintosh from the menu, then the home menu
option, and suddenly you're in the middle of the tex...
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 17:11
On Sun, Apr 25, 2004 at 03:12:24PM -0000, Dom wrote:
> On Sunday 25 Apr 2004 3:56 pm, artcaf wrote:
> > i think flash is pretty much a pre-requisite for anyone browsing the web
> Along with 20/20 visi...
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 16:09
I've recently worked in a corporate who, whilst allowing Internet access to
most people, didn't have Flash installed and had nailed down the PCs so as
to stop anything else being installed.
So, Flash...
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 16:00
On Sunday 25 Apr 2004 3:56 pm, artcaf wrote:
> i think flash is pretty much a pre-requisite for anyone browsing the we=
b
Along with 20/20 vision, perfect hearing, and the ability to use a normal
mou...
FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 15:43
i think flash is pretty much a pre-requisite for anyone browsing the web
i wouldnt worry about using it
you can use it as an excuse to charge more!!!
:o)...
FN-FORUM: charity work_pentacle or not
date posted 25th April 2004 15:26
>Okay, now it looks like a website for Vaughn Bode.
>John Anderson
>Soaring Penguin
? you mean it looks cartoony?
i guess thats a compliment...i mean he is pretty famous...
i bet he could help a few...
Re: FN-FORUM: charity work_pentacle or not
date posted 25th April 2004 14:59
Okay, now it looks like a website for Vaughn Bode.
John Anderson
Soaring Penguin
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Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 14:54
> On 24 Apr 2004, at 16:04, Luke Perman wrote:
>ok, i don't want to start a war here, but i need to get some good
>unbiased info to explain to a client why we won't be building his site
>in flash.
>...
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 14:50
Pete Croft wrote:
> None of that's to say that Flash sites can't be done well, but I've
> yet to see a pure Flash site (excluding entertainment ones) that
> wouldn't have been better suited for usabi...
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 14:24
major flash content leaves the majority of users unable to view the
site as they use a modem to connect.
john
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On 24 Apr 2004, at 16:04, Luke Perman wrote:
>
> ok, i don't want to start a wa...
Re: FN-FORUM: HTML / Javascript / Don't care how to do it question
date posted 25th April 2004 13:36
On 25 Apr 2004, at 13:24, Damon Birch wrote:
> Can anyone tell me a quick and easy way to have a whole row of a table
> as a hyperlink. I want to just click anywhere on the table row and go
> to
> t...
Re: FN-FORUM: HTML / Javascript / Don't care how to do it question
date posted 25th April 2004 13:33
On 25 Apr 2004, at 13:24, Damon Birch wrote:
> Can anyone tell me a quick and easy way to have a whole row of a table
> as a hyperlink. I want to just click anywhere on the table row and go
> to
> t...
FN-FORUM: charity work_pentacle or not
date posted 25th April 2004 13:31
i think its finished now
www.ArtSanctuary.net
ive altered the info...so any pro artists/graphics people here can see how
to help if anyone has any work which would be a 'solution' or theraputic for
a...
FN-FORUM: HTML / Javascript / Don't care how to do it question
date posted 25th April 2004 13:13
Hi all
Can anyone tell me a quick and easy way to have a whole row of a table
as a hyperlink. I want to just click anywhere on the table row and go to
the linked page.
Damon...
RE: FN-FORUM: Is WAP really a necessity?
date posted 25th April 2004 11:42
Steve,
I provide certain content on WAP and it does get read. The type of content
is I deal up is gig list and small news items. I do not make anything else
specifically available although my defaul...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is WAP really a necessity?
date posted 25th April 2004 11:05
At 11:12 on Sunday, 25 Apr 2004, Tony Crockford wrote:
> I found this:
>
> http://www.thefeature.com/main
>
> a site dedicated to Mobile internet - might be worth a browse if you're
> into that sor...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is WAP really a necessity?
date posted 25th April 2004 11:00
At 10:54 on Sunday, 25 Apr 2004, Andy Macnaughton-Jones wrote:
> WAP is a much more compact and smaller payload than HTML so is ideally
> suited for small hand held devices where the content is more...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is WAP really a necessity?
date posted 25th April 2004 10:46
At 09:50 on Sunday, 25 Apr 2004, Damon Birch wrote:
> It maybe worth adding some consideration, if you are doing a redesign,
> to viewing on a PDA but only if you are offering something that people
>...
RE: FN-FORUM: Is WAP really a necessity?
date posted 25th April 2004 10:42
Whilst contracting, I used to read the news on it... In the same place
that people often used to read the paper...
WAP is a much more compact and smaller payload than HTML so is ideally
suited for...
RE: FN-FORUM: Is WAP really a necessity?
date posted 25th April 2004 10:37
I check my email on wap and find that very useful.
I've also bookmarked pages for train times to/from my local station which
I've also found useful.
I'd miss the email access but that's about it.
C...
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 10:23
No reasons really but if there's going to be alot of heavy content loading
such as quality images etc, then html would be the alternative if he doesn't
want to upset modem users.
If the site isn't go...
Re: FN-FORUM: PC Cleaner?
date posted 25th April 2004 10:20
vinegar eh ;) that actually work because my monitor walks off on its own
sometimes!
Best Regards
D Thomas
http://www.thomas-design.co.uk
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t - 0870 162 0723
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RE: FN-FORUM: Is WAP really a necessity?
date posted 25th April 2004 09:38
Hi Steve
No, not worth it. I don't know if its changed at all, but orange and
t-mobile have closed portals, so phone users can only use the content
that those companies allow (i.e. you can book Odeon...
RE: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 09:34
Luke,
If you really don't want to do flash give him a quote for a full flash
based web site along with a quote for an html site, you can then run
down why the cost is greater due to development times...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is WAP really a necessity?
date posted 25th April 2004 09:22
Steve
You'll probably get more technical responses to this but from a layman's
point of view, I can't think of one friend in the UK who looks at the
internet on their mobile. This may not be true f...
FN-FORUM: Is WAP really a necessity?
date posted 25th April 2004 09:12
Hi,
I was speaking with some who asked whether my site is built for WAP phones.
I replied no it isn't. But it left me thinking how important is this anyway.
I know the mobile phone market is huge busi...
Re: FN-FORUM: reasons for not using flash please...
date posted 25th April 2004 01:55
>i like the angle that it will cost more money in development time to build
>the different versions needed for the site to be fully accessible and
>indexed by search engines..
In which case be clea...
Re: FN-FORUM: PC Cleaner?
date posted 25th April 2004 01:39
John Anderson wrote:
> From: "Lists" [EMAIL REMOVED]
>> plastic. Microfibre cloth (from Poundland - guess how much they cost).
>
> I have a friend who's an assistant manager at a Poundland. Despit...
Re: FN-FORUM: PC Cleaner?
date posted 25th April 2004 00:54
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> plastic. Microfibre cloth (from Poundland - guess how much they cost).
I have a friend who's an assistant manager at a Poundland. Despite the
name, he still regularly...
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