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A phenomenon known as recursive frames can be dangerous to your site setup. For example, say you have a frameset named index_frame.html. If you include a link to index_frame.html in any frame on your current page and leave the target empty or set the target as _self, when the user selects that link, the entire frameset loads into the current frame including another link to index_frame.html. Browsers can handle about three or four iterations of this recursion before they crash. To avoid the problem, set your frameset target to _top.

you release the mouse after dragging the selection rectangle, four selection boxes should appear to indicate that the text object in the header is selected, even though it is presently out of sight.

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this.createObject( Button , cbtSubmit , 1, {label: Submit });

8 Haupt, T, Bangalore, P and Henley, G (2002) Mississippi computational web portal Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 14, Grid Computing Environments Special Issue 13 14 9 Schreiber, A (2002) The integrated simulation environment TENT Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 14, Grid Computing Environments Special Issue 13 14 10 von Laszewski, G et al (2000) Community software development with the astrophysics simulation collaboratory Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 14, Grid Computing Environments Special Issue 13 14 11 Fox, G and Pallickara, S (2000) An event service to support grid computational environments Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 14, Grid Computing Environments Special Issue 13 14 12 Aloisio, G and Cafaro, M (2002) Web-based access to the grid using the grid resource broker portal Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 14, Grid Computing Environments Special Issue 13 14 13 Clarke, J A and Namburu, R R.

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One of the most commonly adjusted user settings is font size. The smallish text that looks good on the design spec may be too tiny to be read by a particular visitor and that s okay, if the page is styled properly with CSS and the text can expand to a readable size, as shown in Figure 1-2. When designed correctly, the text grows and the layout flows: site designer, site visitor, and site owner are all happy.

What s the difference between a standard range and table n Activating any cell in the table gives you access to a new Table Tools context tab on the Ribbon (see Figure 6.3). n The cells contain background color and text color formatting. This formatting is optional. n Each column header contains a drop-down list, which you can use to sort the data or filter the table to hide specific rows. n If you scroll the sheet down so that the header row disappears, the table headers replace the column letters in the worksheet header. n Tables support calculated columns. A single formula in a column is automatically propagated to all cells in the column. (See 11.) n Tables support structured references. Rather than using cell references, formulas can use table names and column headers. (See 11.) n The lower-right corner of the lower-right cell contains a small control that you can click and drag to extend the table s size, either horizontally (add more columns) or vertically (add more rows). n Excel is able to remove duplicate rows automatically. n Selecting rows and columns within the table is simplified. FIGURE 6.3

This is what the user will click to submit sUserName and sPassword to the back-end ASP Page The ASP page will check whether it is a valid username/password combination, but in order to take some strain off the servers, we will do a couple of quick validations in Flash first We will check for glaring errors such as leaving blanks for your username or password You should have the following actions on the Submit Button instance: (Note: The indicates a continuation of the same line of code Do not insert this character into your actual code) on (release, keyPress <Enter> ) { sError = ; // validate the UserName sUserName = _rootTrim(sUserName); if (sUserName eq ) { sError = sError + Please enter your UserName.

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