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cleung
Joined: Nov 22, 2004
# Posts: 42
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Posted: 2005-Jan-21 23:39
I recently launched my website which was created in Dreamweaver. I also use a shopping cart system from a supplier where I cut and paste HTML code into various pages on my website in order for it to utilize this shopping cart system. When I use the browser checker on Dreamweaver, it results in errors where the BORDER and the SRC within the Input tag is not supported by IE and the BORDER is not supported by Netscape. The line that is referred is as follows;
<INPUT BORDER="0" SRC="http://www2.clicshop.com/Template/ClicShop/Eng/GenereMagasin/Template1/Images/item_add.gif" TYPE="IMAGE"><BR>
Is this a potential major problem? So far, customers have been able to order successfully but I don't know if there are any visitors out there that haven't been able to because of this error.
Can somebody please offer some input?
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paulhiles
Joined: May 18, 2004
# Posts: 16
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Posted: 2005-Jan-31 16:06
You could store all your image information into a class in your stylesheet, including the path to the URL, the zero border, etc.
input.btn-add {
background-image: (path-to-image);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
border: 0;
}
This would remove the problem of the "src" and "border" errors. Then you could simply assign the class to your input tag.
<input type="image" class="btn-add" value="Add item">
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g1smd
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Joined: Jul 28, 2002
# Posts: 10418
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Posted: 2005-Feb-01 14:42
To avoid having every input tag needing to have a class attached, give the class to the form and style the element this way:
.classname input { the style here; }
Cuts down on bloat.
<form class="classname">...
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g1smd
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Posted: 2005-Feb-15 21:23
How are you getting on with this?
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cleung
Joined: Nov 22, 2004
# Posts: 42
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Posted: 2005-Feb-15 21:40
Many thanks for all the comments to my question so far. I have to admit that most of this is still above my head as I'm not a programmer. I did call up tech support at the company that supplies my shopping cart and hosts my website. They claim that even though Dreamweaver seems to be putting on that not supported error, the order process for the shopping cart does seem to work okay as I have had orders. I did test orders myself and they seem to go through. I've read other posts and it seems that Dreamweaver sometimes does funny things even if everything will still work.
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